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ECHS conference in Raleigh draws leaders
Education leaders from across the nation met last week in Raleigh for a conference on early college high school, an innovative approach North Carolina is...
12 Apr 2010
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Disadvantaged gain most from college
A new study argues that the students who stand to see the biggest income gains from a college degree are those least likely to continue their education after...
12 Apr 2010
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NAEP reading scores flat in NC
Reading performance among North Carolina's fourth and eighth graders was essentially unchanged on the 2009 National Assessment of Educational Progress compared...
12 Apr 2010
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NC's innovative high schools help 9th graders stay on track
Most ninth graders who attend North Carolina's small, innovative high schools successfully complete their freshman year, clearing a crucial hurdle on the way to...
24 Mar 2010
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Report cites NC as national model for high school innovation
A report released this week by an organization with national reach points to North Carolina's efforts to develop early college high schools as a model for other...
24 Mar 2010
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Computer repair project engages students at Bertie STEM
When he's not in class, chances are that 17-year-old Jack Nicholson is under the hood of his Chevrolet Cobalt, trying to make his car run better. Well, maybe...
24 Mar 2010
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Teachers, parents and students key to solving dropout crisis
Solving the nation's dropout crisis depends on a stronger, mutual understanding among teachers, parents and students about the issue, concludes a new follow-up...
24 Mar 2010
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NC's innovative high schools stand out with low dropout rates
The latest data about dropouts from North Carolina high schools include fresh evidence that students in the state's innovative high schools continue to be more...
9 Mar 2010
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Two teachers in New Tech schools win science and math award
Two teachers from innovative high schools were among five statewide named last month as inaugural recipients of Career Awards for Science and Mathematics...
9 Mar 2010
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NC in the running as finalist for federal Race to the Top grant
North Carolina's bid for a share of the $4.35 billion in federal money set aside for innovative education initiatives was among 16 finalists that are advancing...
9 Mar 2010
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Recent News
Go- NC hosts national early college meeting
- More than 1,000 graduates of NC early college high schools earn postsecondary credits
- Accelerating their future: Initiative allows high school students dual enrollment opportunity
- Bipartisan bill would fund education innovation
- Pace quickens for work-based learning
Media Coverage
Go- The Dispatch | First year of career academy exceeds expectations
- The Daily Dispatch | Inaugural class at early college high school celebrates
- Mount Airy News | Early College graduates get diplomas
- The Sampson Independent | Sprunt holds graduation ceremonies
- Philanthropy Journal | Business leaders join board of directors
Press Releases
Go- More than 1,000 Graduates of NC Early College High Schools Earn Associates Degrees or Two Years of College Credit
- Four business leaders join the Board of Directors of North Carolina New Schools
- North Carolina’s innovative schools continue progress in eliminating dropouts
- Innovative Preparation Program for STEM Teachers Expands to More Schools
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