CMS joins national Opportunity Culture® educational initiative

From The Sentinel-Record, May 22, 2022

Cutter Morning Star School District is implementing Opportunity Culture® models in its elementary school this fall as part of the Arkansas Department of Education’s statewide initiative to reach all students with quality, more-personalized teaching.

Superintendent Nancy Anderson said the district was approached by the department during the first year of its rollout and she visited the North Little Rock School District, which was one of the first schools to implement the program.

Read the full article…

Keep Learning

Which School Districts Do the Best Job of Teaching Kids to Read?

From The 74, by Chad Aldeman, September 10, 2024 In this interactive article, The 74 calculated school districts' expected reading proficiency rates, based on their local poverty rates, and compared that to their actual third grade reading scores to identify...

Nash County schools show significant academic growth

From WRAL News, September 8, 2024 Nash County Public Schools has made major strides in student achievement, according to recent data released by the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction. The district's performance has improved dramatically, climbing...

Addressing pandemic staffing cuts: A strategic approach

From EdNC, by Matthew Springer, July 17, 2024 The post-pandemic education landscape is in a state of flux, demanding that North Carolina’s school systems break free from the status quo. With the $3.6 billion in federal ESSER III funding set to expire this fall, the...