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Published on October 8, 2026

‘Truly the Best Place to Become a Teacher:’ Celebrating 20 Years of the College of Education’s Elementary Education Program

Published on October 9, 2026

“My First We Teach Weekend Felt a Little Like Coming Home”

Published on October 1, 2026

Resources for Educators: Building Vocabulary with English Language Learners

Published on October 6, 2026

Professor Dennis Davis, Associate Professor Jill Grifenhagen Appointed Co-editors-in-chief of The Reading Teacher

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Doctoral Student Amber Moore Wins International Visual Literacy Association’s Student Research Award

Amber Moore, a doctoral student in the NC State College of Education’s Ph.D. in Teacher Education and Learning Sciences literacy and English language arts concentration, was recently recognized with the International Visual Literacy Association’s (IVLA) Student Research Award.

October 23, 2026

WUNC: After Decades of Progress, Wake County Public Schools Faces Resegregation

The peak of school desegregation in the South was the late 1980s, according to Jenn Ayscue, an education professor at North Carolina State University who studies segregation. She said during that time, North Carolina made some of the most progress of any Southern state.

October 21, 2026

U.S. News: Where Is Kindergarten Mandatory?

Most American children attend kindergarten, but only 17 states, plus Washington, D.C., require them to go.

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‘Truly the Best Place to Become a Teacher:’ Celebrating 20 Years of the College of Education’s Elementary Education Program

“My First We Teach Weekend Felt a Little Like Coming Home”

Resources for Educators: Building Vocabulary with English Language Learners

Professor Dennis Davis, Associate Professor Jill Grifenhagen Appointed Co-editors-in-chief of The Reading Teacher

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Doctoral Student Amber Moore Wins International Visual Literacy Association’s Student Research Award

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U.S. News: Where Is Kindergarten Mandatory?

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‘Truly the Best Place to Become a Teacher:’ Celebrating 20 Years of the College of Education’s Elementary Education Program

“My First We Teach Weekend Felt a Little Like Coming Home”

Resources for Educators: Building Vocabulary with English Language Learners

Professor Dennis Davis, Associate Professor Jill Grifenhagen Appointed Co-editors-in-chief of The Reading Teacher

In the News

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Doctoral Student Amber Moore Wins International Visual Literacy Association’s Student Research Award

WUNC: After Decades of Progress, Wake County Public Schools Faces Resegregation

U.S. News: Where Is Kindergarten Mandatory?

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