If you needed more proof that Sen. Phil Berger is using teachers as pawns in passing his version of the budget, then here it is. Sen. Phil Berger issued a statement today that once again wrongly casts the current debacle over the budget squarely on the shoulders of Gov. Cooper. "This will likely be the … Continue reading More BS From Phil Berger Concerning Teachers
Month: November 2019
“The re-entrenchment of resegregation” in CMS: Remembering HB 514, The Municipal Charter School Bill
From EdNC.org yesterday concerning the "The Future of School Integration in North Carolina" panel hosted by NC Policy Watch: Rev. William Barber II, originally slated to speak at the event, gave introductory remarks via web chat: “What do you have now in Charlotte?” he questioned. “Beneath the beautiful buildings and bountiful banking, you have the … Continue reading “The re-entrenchment of resegregation” in CMS: Remembering HB 514, The Municipal Charter School Bill
School Performance Grades – The NCGA’s Way Of Mapping Poverty, Health Care Access, And Food Deserts
Below is a map provided by EdNC.org that plots the most recent school performance grades across North Carolina. Next is a map of the economic well-being of each NC county as reported be the North Carolina Department of Commerce. The LIGHTER the shade of blue, the more economic "distress." This is how it was … Continue reading School Performance Grades – The NCGA’s Way Of Mapping Poverty, Health Care Access, And Food Deserts
365 Days From Today Could Be A Very Big Day For North Carolina Public Education
Today is Sunday, November 3, 2019. November 3, 2020 is the first Tuesday of the 11th month. That's election day. North Carolina has 100 counties, each with a county public school system. According to the Labor and Economic Analysis Division of the NC Dept. of Commerce, the public schools are at least the second-largest employers … Continue reading 365 Days From Today Could Be A Very Big Day For North Carolina Public Education
What If I Ran My Classroom Like Berger & Moore Ran The NCGA?
What if I were to extend the school year for another 100+ days beyond the already allotted time frame and when students got to class, called for an unsupervised study hall day after day because I refused to enact a lesson plan? Imagine all of the school buildings needing to be kept open, the meals … Continue reading What If I Ran My Classroom Like Berger & Moore Ran The NCGA?
