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40 Under 40: Michelle E Bates, Fayetteville State University

Dr. Michelle E. Bates, 36, is the MSW Director of Field Education at Fayetteville State University. Here s what you should know about her.

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It s substantial 20 school systems could lose millions of dollars toward educator pay

The school systems are stuck in the middle of a disagreement over how the money for extra educator pay was supposed to be used. Now, they could lose it and more.

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Seals named SCS Teacher of the Year | Sampson Independent

CLINTON — During what was supposed to be an End-of-Grade (EOG) pep rally, students and teachers at Plain View Elementary School learned that the pep rally was…

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Fort Bragg families have $33K in school lunch debt

No child is ever turned away from lunch, officials have said.

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K–12 Schools Use Mixed and Virtual Reality to Immerse Students in Future Careers

Today’s career and technical education programs use realistic simulations to bridge the gap between the classroom and hands-on experience.

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