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A small fix for the N.C. teacher pipeline, and a bigger idea about work
As AI reshapes entry-level work, learning a profession may become more personal again.
I’m aware that Election Day is almost here, but I’m ready for a short break to think about some education and workforce policy.
I actually voted for a Democrat for Congress
12th District Republican nominee Jack Codiga has gone down a dark path.
Living in Charlotte’s deep-blue 12th Congressional District, I’m used to my vote for U.S. House not mattering all that much. But I generally pull the lever for the Rep...
Projecting N.C.’s legislative basketball roster
I had no idea about the North Carolina vs. South Carolina legislative basketball game tradition until last week, but the photos circulating on X from the game in 2013 are absolutely astounding.
Court of Appeals judge Tom Murry, who played...
What should kids learn about Columbus?
Schools can’t teach children without teaching values. We ought to talk more openly about whose values guide those decisions.
Columbus Day is one of the few federal holidays that North Carolina public schools tend to let pass without a day...
Don’t take Washington out on Raleigh
The warning bells are only getting more dire about the blue wave and how apocalyptic November could get for Republicans.
At the federal level, I honestly don’t have much to say in their defense. Voters gave Republicans the White House and...
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Andrew is a journalist, content writer, cruciverbalist and proud North Carolinian. He lives in Charlotte with his wife and four children.
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