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INNOVATOR Jan. 18, 2012
In this issue:
- New Year brings new initiatives for NCNSP
- Leaders help plan for scaling up innovation
- STEM teacher prep program wins approval
- Good teaching leads to better life outcomes
- More News from New Schools ...18 JAN 2012
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INNOVATOR Dec. 13, 2011
In this issue:
- Recognizing quality in NC's STEM schools
- Educators meet to sharpen focus on goals
- Latest school data on NC report card site
- Kenan Fellows seeking innovative teachers
- and more news about secondary school innovation13 DEC 2011
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INNOVATOR Nov. 8, 2011
In this issue:
- Help wanted: Employees with advanced skills
- NC leaders honor schools for graduating all
- Teachers share strategies at STEM symposium
- NC hosting national STEM conference in 2012
- and more news about secondary school innovation8 NOV 2011
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INNOVATOR Oct. 4, 2011
In this issue:
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-Postsecondary success true test of readiness
-NCNSP wins federal grant to train new teachers
-Wake-NCSU Early College featured in Ed Week
-FutureReady: New forum for education reform4 OCT 2011
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INNOVATOR Sept. 6, 2011
In this issue:
-Scaling innovation to reach more students
-3 new NCNSP schools open in 2011-12
-Survey finds grads have high school regrets6 SEP 2011
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Visit A School Overview
Learn how you or your district can visit an innovative secondary school.
4 AUG 2011
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INNOVATOR Aug. 4, 2011 | Special Edition
In this special edition:
-ABCs and graduation rate4 AUG 2011
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INNOVATOR Aug. 2, 2011
In this issue:
-Learning Lab schools open for first visits
-Growth in STEM jobs outpaces others
-Youth Truth survey finds high marks for NCNSP2 AUG 2011
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STEM Education in North Carolina
A globally competitive, knowledge-based economy is a fact of life for North Carolina's high school students-now and for the foreseeable future-and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) are critical drivers in that economy. To reduce a potentially crippling
workforce knowledge gap and to prepare more students-especially those who traditionally have been underrepresented - for STEM careers, North Carolina must make these disciplines accessible and relevant and fundamentally change approaches to teaching.
This document outlines NCNSP's vision for STEM education, shares results at NCNSP STEM schools and offers a look at scaling STEM education statewide.26 JUL 2011
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STEM Schools Results 2011
Brief overview of STEM schools and recent performance measures
18 JUL 2011
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