Education
Carolina Curious: Can School Police Question Your Child Without Consent?
After the deadly shooting at a Florida high school last month, lawmakers all over the country are looking at how to make schools safer, including in North Carolina. Part of that movement has focused on beefing up the presence of school resource officers, or SROs.
Parkland Survivor On 'March For Our Lives'
'We Should Have Been The Last': Kentucky Shooting Survivors Inspired By Parkland
No Shushing Here: Conversation Welcome At "The Human Library"
Two universities are using an event to try out a unique concept: the human library. Instead of checking out a book, readers can borrow a person for a candid conversation.
Poll: Most U.S. Teachers Want Gun Control, Not Guns To Carry
An Educational Legacy: The Persistence Of Charlotte Hawkins Brown
At the turn of the 20th Century, a 19-year-old African-American woman from Henderson, N.C., began building a school – the Palmer Memorial Institute – that would educate more than 1,000 black youth.
Teachers And Those Magical OK Go Videos: A Match Made In Science?
Education Model Designed To Help Struggling Schools Takes Root Across The State
A new education experiment is taking place across North Carolina. It's called Restart - and the aim is to improve student performance in some of the state's low-performing schools.