Brenda Berg retweeted
Imagine a school where teachers can…
👥 Lead teams and mentor other teachers
📆 Have more flexible scheduling
⬆️ Advance into higher-paying leadership roles without leaving the classroom
In some schools, this is a reality! More in @NCTQ's resource: reimagineteaching.nctq.org/
Brenda Berg retweeted
NEW! BEST NC is pleased to announce an update to our School Spending Data Explorer and landing page which allows users to explore data and trends in education spending across North Carolina. #NCEd
Brenda Berg retweeted
SparkNC is Hiring! ✨✨ SparkNC is seeking a skilled Director of Development and Business Partnership.
bit.ly/sparkncdirectorofdev
Please share this position with your network to help us find our next team member!
#wearesparknc
Brenda Berg retweeted
Congrats to NCDPI’s Education Recognition Coordinator Elizabeth Santamour, for being selected by the @fayobserver as part of the “40 Under 40” Class for 2024. Learn more about Santamour, who was also the @BWFUND 2022 Sandhills Region TOY - fayobserver.com/story/lifest….
Brenda Berg retweeted
I'm excited to see @TaliRichman win best beat reporting in the large newsroom category in part for her excellent story, "How Texas plans to make access to advanced math more equitable" ewa.org/awards/beat-reportin… @EdWriters
@alexanderrusso @EWAEmily @EricaLG @aliaemily @SDrummondNPR
Brenda Berg retweeted
Game-Changing Automatic Enrollment Policies Win Our March Math-ness Bracket the74million.org/article/gam… @StudentSuccess @Dale_Chu @ChadAldeman @BrendaBerg @JonathanPlucker @NAGCGIFTED
Brenda Berg retweeted
NC has seen some incredible results! Learn more about our work in this brief.
Via @JHUEdPolicy @JonathanPlucker @BrendaBerg
Automatic enrollment in advanced courses: A bipartisan approach to excellence and equity in K-12 schools jscholarship.library.jhu.edu… @jenalexanderct @Denise_EdTrust @bwrighted
Brenda Berg retweeted
Evidence from North Carolina (and Texas) suggests that—instead of reducing or eliminating access to advanced math—more states and districts should compel students to enroll. Good op-ed by @BrendaBerg and @JonathanPlucker via @The74 the74million.org/article/why… #nced #ncleg #ncpol
This is a good reminder that civil discourse may not result in changed minds, but it can build bridges of understanding that are also important. #CivilDiscourse #NCED – at North Carolina, USA
"Our public discourse is increasingly crude, coarse, and corrosive. The problem isn’t that we disagree... The problem is, in part, that we all too often air our disagreements as a kind of political theatre."
#ncga #ncpol @JohnHoodNC
carolinajournal.com/opinion/…
It has been an honor to work with you! Thank you for your leadership. #LeadershipMatters – at Raleigh, NC
Hint: It’s the teachers. #NCED – at Raleigh, NC
Brenda Berg retweeted
This #TigerPrideFriday we are shouting out incoming 1st yr Anton Berg! Berg is competing w/ team Sweden in the 2023 World Lacrosse Men's Championship in San Diego, CA!
Head to worldlax2023.com for more details!
#TeamDePauw #d3lax
Brenda Berg retweeted
Having the facts means everyone makes more informed decisions. That's why all 70+ pages of the 2023 Facts & Figures are available to download for FREE. Get your copy now at NCEdFacts.org! #NCEd
Brenda Berg retweeted
Financial assistance is now available to new teachers in NC facing the cost of state-required license exams!
@teachNCorg will be dispersing $3 million from the federal Governor’s Emergency Education Relief Fund. Read more here from @ncpublicschools:
tinyurl.com/y6f2j2fx
Brenda Berg retweeted
When principals leave their schools, teachers are more likely to leave, as well. Our new analysis explores the link between principal and teacher turnover, and what districts can do to mitigate the turnover cycle.
The good news is 97% advanced math placement for high performing students in 8th and 10th grade! What about the other grades? #NCED – at Raleigh, NC
92% of all students scoring at the highest level on their 2021-22 Math EOG were placed in an advanced math course in 2022-23. Check out placement rates by district below. Learn more by visiting NCEdFacts.org and downloading the 2023 edition of Facts & Figures #NCEd


























