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Virginia Lawmakers to Tackle Education Priorities at The Hunt Institute’s 12th Annual Virginia Education Summit
The Hunt Institute
Oct 2 · Cary
educationFor Immediate Release: Books for K Goes Districtwide in Durham, Putting Ten New Books in the Hands of Every Kindergartner
Book Harvest
Oct 1 · Durham
educationThe Hunt Institute Expands Local Leadership Network with Second Hunt-Lee Mayors Leadership Cohort
The Hunt Institute
Oct 1 · Cary
educationraven e. freeborn on birth work amid the fifth anniversary of the Texas Abortion Ban
Scalawag
Sep 30 · Durham
educationThe Local Skinny! Wrapping Up September, Ushering In October at Perry Memorial Library - WIZS
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 29 · Raleigh
educationFor Immediate Release: Community Leaders Raise Over $105K for Health Education
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 29 · Raleigh
CBS 17 (YouTube) — Poe Center in Raleigh raises $105,000 on 35th anniversary
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 29 · Raleigh
CBS 17 — More than $105,000 raised for Poe Center for Health Education in Raleigh on 35th anniversary
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 29 · Raleigh
educationBack to School, Back to Community: Building Stronger Support for Students
Student U Durham
Sep 28 · Durham
Smart Start Network Celebrates Give Like Dolly Day Across North Carolina
Smart Start & North Carolina Partnership for Children
Sep 25 · Raleigh
educationThe "War on Terror" Playbook: How Islamophobia Supports White Christian Nationalism's Assault on Reproductive Freedom
Scalawag
Sep 24 · Durham
educationState Legislators, Local Elected Leaders Join Seventh Cohort of The Hunt Institute’s North Carolina Higher Education Leadership Program
The Hunt Institute
Sep 24 · Cary
educationA Texas-Sized Data Gap: How Anti-Abortion and Anti-Trans Politics Threaten Birth Justice
Scalawag
Sep 23 · Durham
educationGarden to Kitchen | Grow it, Try it, Like it - Three Fall Recipes from Your Garden
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 23 · Raleigh
educationThe Smart Start Network and Book Harvest Expand in Four NC Counties
Book Harvest
Sep 22 · Durham
educationA Southern Reckoning with the Medical Myth of Race as a Diagnostic Tool
Scalawag
Sep 22 · Durham
News & Observer — Cary teens pushed for tougher vaping rules. Now the town could expand its ban
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 21 · Raleigh
Every School Day Matters: Addressing Chronic Absenteeism in North Carolina
North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation
Sep 18 · Raleigh
educationYouth-led work is helping these nonprofits make a difference in their communities
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 15 · Raleigh
educationPerspective | Harriet, Pippi, Dolly, and me: What a childhood spent hiding behind books taught me about raising readers in the age of AI
Book Harvest
Sep 14 · Durham
educationCredit for Prior Learning Awareness Week: Making attainment ‘all that much easier’
myFutureNC
Sep 14 · Raleigh
educationA Generation at Risk: Why Local Action in Mental Health Matters Now
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Sep 11 · Raleigh
educationCode the Dream Teams Up with North Carolina Legal Services Nonprofits on MyFriendBen-NC
Code the Dream
Sep 10 · Durham
NCECF and PBS North Carolina Team Up to Build Young Readers
North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation
Sep 8 · Raleigh
This Labor Day, Let’s Talk About What Makes Work Possible
North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation
Sep 4 · Raleigh
educationmyFutureNC Inaugural Champion Wayne County Reentry Council Named Program of the Year
myFutureNC
Sep 4 · Raleigh
educationPerspective | In Boston-Thurmond, we’re building readers one pizza night at a time
Book Harvest
Sep 3 · Durham
Readers Are Built is Now on Social Media
North Carolina Early Childhood Foundation
Sep 3 · Raleigh
educationThe Smart Start Network and Book Harvest Expand Early Literacy and Family Support Initiative in Four NC Counties
Smart Start & North Carolina Partnership for Children
Sep 2 · Raleigh
educationGovernor Stein Proclaims September Smart Start Month
Smart Start & North Carolina Partnership for Children
Sep 2 · Raleigh
educationThe Hunt Institute Brings North Dakota Legislators Together for Annual Retreat on Education
The Hunt Institute
Sep 2 · Cary
educationMichelle Meadows – Cancer Survivor - Kay Yow Cancer Fund 2026
Kay Yow Cancer Fund
Aug 28 · Durham
educationYes, You Can Eat the Rind: No-Waste Watermelon Recipes 🍉😋
Poe Center for Health Education NC
Aug 28 · Raleigh
educationThe Hunt Institute Announces Sixth Cohort of the North Carolina Hunt State Policy Fellows
The Hunt Institute
Aug 28 · Cary
The Robesonian: Summer reading partnership provides books for Native children
Book Harvest
Aug 26 · Durham
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Documenting Discrimination: New Voucher Report!
PSFNC has just released their updated report, NC School Vouchers: Using Tax Dollars to Discriminate Against Students & Families. The report is a detailed look at how the private schools receiving taxpayer funds through the Opportunity Scholarship voucher program exclude students through discriminatory policies and admissions practices.
In North Carolina, hundreds of millions of dollars are spent each year on two school voucher programs (see our fact sheet for details). Unlike public schools, these voucher programs require virtually no accountability for how the funds are spent, whether the schools provide adequate instructional programs, or whether they discriminate against groups of students or their families. As a result, North Carolian taxpayers are left with no real understanding of the private schools benefiting from the vouchers while hundreds of millions of tax dollars are diverted from public schools that are highly regulated, transparent, and serve all students.
At the core of public education is the belief that a free, universal education system benefits society as a whole. The fact that every child is entitled to a quality education, free of discrimination based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, lifestyle, and income improves our economic and social wellbeing.
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