Nov 6Local school districts deserve a voice!Before new charters are approved, let’s require impact statements to protect our public schools and students. Stronger oversight means stronger schools for all. #nced #ncpublicschools #ncpubliceducationLatest
Nov 6Local school districts deserve a voice!Before new charters are approved, let’s require impact statements to protect our public schools and students. Stronger oversight means stronger schools for all. #nced #ncpublicschools #ncpubliceducation
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North Carolina, your voice matters!♥ 353 · Oct 14
Don’t let private school vouchers drain resources from our public schools!♥ 318 · Oct 27
What changed on Metrolina Christian Academy’s website?♥ 309 · Oct 27
Don’t be fooled by scary amendments!♥ 266 · Oct 21

Don’t be fooled by scary amendments!
♥ 931 · Oct 20

Don’t be tricked by misleading constitutional amendments!
♥ 650 · Oct 22

North Carolina, your voice matters!
♥ 353 · Oct 14

Don’t let private school vouchers drain resources from our public schools!
♥ 318 · Oct 27

What changed on Metrolina Christian Academy’s website?
♥ 309 · Oct 27

Don’t be fooled by scary amendments!
♥ 266 · Oct 21

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The first day of early voting is here, North Carolina!
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Missed our webinar?
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Get your sample ballot now and get ready to vote for pro public education candidates!
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Public Schools First opposes the constitutional amendments on the November ballot.
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Public Schools First NC is a statewide nonpartisan, nonprofit organization focused solely on pre-K–12 public education issues. We collaborate with parents, educators, business and civic leaders, and communities across North Carolina to advocate for one unified system of public education that prepares every child to be active and productive participants in their communities.
Our Goal is to educate and inform North Carolinians about the critical public education issues that affect our schools, our teachers, and our students and to engage all stakeholders in supporting one unified system of high-quality K-12 public education .
Our Vision is for NC to have an inclusive, fair, innovative, and accountable public education system that nurtures and prepares each child for success in school, career and life.
“The whole people must take upon themselves the education of the whole people and be willing to bear the expenses of it. There should not be a district of one mile square, without a school in it, not founded by a charitable individual, but maintained at the public expense of the people themselves.” John Adams, President of the United States (1797-1801)
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