Schools
- 2020: Coping with COVIDYes, it was a year like no other. More than anything, 2020 was a year of change and continuous adjustment. COPING WITH COVID Higher education in North Carolina adapted in so many ...Read more
- Earn college credits in high school â for free!RALEIGH â Many North Carolina families are struggling these days. But for students who want to earn college credits while still in high school, thereâs a free way to do ...Read more
- Stith named NC Community College System PresidentRALEIGH (Dec. 14, 2020) â North Carolinaâs State Board of Community Colleges today named Thomas Stith III, the chief of staff to former Gov. Pat McCrory, as the next President ...Read more
- Common course numbers to help transfer studentsCHAPEL HILL (Nov. 18, 2020) â Transfer students â from community colleges or from other UNC System schools â make up a growing percentage of UNC System students. Some 57,000, ...Read more
- Why the search for a new NC Community College System president is so critical By Breeden Blackwell and Bob Stephens The coronavirus pandemic and resulting unemployment crisis have thrown into sharp relief the value of North Carolinaâs community colleges. First responders, nurses, respiratory therapists and other ...Read more
- Special needs for higher ed in a pandemicRALEIGH (Sept. 2, 2020) â If the last three weeks tell us anything about higher education amid a pandemic, itâs that institutions must be nimble. UNC Chapel Hill, NC State and ...Read more
- Schools seek stateâs help to deal with COVID-19RALEIGH (Aug. 25, 2020) â Fluid situations demand flexible funds. Thatâs what state education leaders asked of a state House committee this week as they sought $350 million to deal with ...Read more
- Excerpts: Funding NC Public Education Through the PandemicRALEIGH (July 29, 2020) â Funding for public education in North Carolina can be uncertain even in good times. Now try it in the midst of a global pandemic. In the following ...Read more
- Colleges to help communities âgrow their ownâ teachersRALEIGH â It had nothing to do with the coronavirus, but the State Board of Community Colleges took an important step last week to expand North Carolinaâs pipeline of future ...Read more
- Community colleges live up to their nameThousands upon thousands of gloves, masks and face shields from nursing, respiratory therapy and even cosmetology programs. Disaster loan applications. WiFi hot spots in parking lots. Tablets and laptops for students who ...Read more