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48 parents named to state superintendent’s Parent Advisory Commission
By A.P. Dillon, North State Journal On June 14, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt announced the names of the 48 members chosen to serve on her Parent Advisory Commission. “This Commission is focused on giving parents a seat at the table and strengthening parent and family involvement in education,” Truitt said in a…
Read MoreNC leaders float more workforce training for high schoolers
Project-based learning, new school accountability metrics, personalized school counseling and working toward a career in high school. Those are things North Carolina Superintendent Catherine Truitt and state Chamber of Commerce President Gary Salamido said Wednesday the Tar Heel State needs more of. Click here to read more.
Read MoreState Superintendent Catherine Truitt declares 2022 ‘the year of the workforce’
Truitt, who is entering the second year of her term as state superintendent, walked the Board through her vision and plans for the upcoming year. One of her goals is to better define what skills students need for success and adjust school accountability measures accordingly. “We have got to redefine what the purpose of K-12…
Read MoreNC schools superintendent says parents should decide who wears masks in schools
North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt told FOX8 she wants parents to decide who masks up inside schools. Click here to read more.
Read MoreWant to give more input on NC education? Parent advisory council applications now open
Parents of North Carolina schoolchildren — public or nonpublic schoolchildren — can now apply for a seat on a new parent advisory board to State Superintendent Catherine Truitt. The group will report directly to Truitt. Click here to read more.
Read MoreNC superintendent: North Carolina must fix its ‘diploma integrity problem’
At a Feb. 3 meeting of the State Board of Education, State Superintendent Catherine Truitt told board members that North Carolina has a “diploma integrity problem.” During the meeting she gave a report outlining a plan to better align K-12 education with workforce requirements. We asked Truitt to share her thoughts about that here.
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