WS/FCS educators to take part in May 16 rally in Raleigh
Michael Bragg, Winston-Salem Journal As thousands of teachers across North Carolina plan to rally in Raleigh on May 16 — and some districts have opted to close schools that day …
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Working Outside the Classroom: Amy Simon’s story
This is the fourth in NCAE’s new video series, Working Outside the Classroom. It highlights the difficulties North Carolina educators face trying to make ends meet on the low state …
CMS Teachers Given ‘Optional’ Workday As Protest Is Expected
WFAE 90.7 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools teachers will have an “optional” workday May 16 as the district prepares for the possibility of a statewide protest in Raleigh. At least 2,000 CMS teachers …
Guilford County schools will remain open May 16, even as many of its teachers will trade classrooms for a pro-educator rally in Raleigh
Jessie Pounds, Greensboro News & Record So far, class is still on for May 16 — the day a teacher group is expecting hundreds to thousands of Guilford County educators …
Next Stop for Widespread Teacher Activism? North Carolina.
Madeline Will, Education Week Teachers across the state of North Carolina are planning to take leave on May 16 for a protest in the state capital, leaving many school districts …
Wake County schools to remain open, despite push for walkout on May 16
ABC 11 Wake County Public Schools are still having class on May 16, despite the state-wide push for a teacher walkout. Recently, North Carolina’s second-largest school district, Charlotte-Mecklenburg, decided to …
CMS to close May 16 for planned teachers’ march in Raleigh. Is it trend for N.C.?
Ann Doss Helms, Charlotte Observer Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will close schools on May 16, when about 2,000 of the district’s teachers plan to march in Raleigh for better pay and working …
Working Outside the Classroom: Dina Brown’s story
This is the third in NCAE’s new video series, Working Outside the Classroom. It highlights the difficulties North Carolina educators face trying to make ends meet on the low state …
School leaders across N.C. brace for mass teacher absences during upcoming protest
Ann Doss Helms And T. Keung Hui, News & Observer Raleigh parent Stephanie Lormand urged interim Wake County Superintendent Del Burns on Tuesday to close school on May 16. She …
Working Outside the Classroom: Chelsea Anderson’s story
This is the second in NCAE’s new video series, Working Outside the Classroom. It highlights the difficulties North Carolina educators face trying to make ends meet on the low state …