Workforce and Economic Development Input Session: The Connection Between School Innovation and Workforce/Economic Development March 28, 2012 http://newschoolsproject.org/about-us/vision-2015
More than 100 experts in education and technology shared ideas and experience at a forum Feb. 21 hosted by Red Hat, a leader in open-source technology headquartered in Raleigh. The forum was part of Vision 2015, a strategic planning effort by the North Carolina New Schools Project to refine and accelerate school transformation for public schools in North Carolina during the next three years. http://newschoolsproject.org/about-us/vision-2015
Former Gov. Jim Hunt and NC education leaders joined Michele Cahill, a national education reform leader with the Carnegie Corporation, for a conference focusing on furthering North Carolina's efforts to advance secondary school innovation linked to high-wage, high skilled jobs in the new economy. Meeting held on Jan. 11, 2011 with co-hosts Carnegie Corporation of New York, the James B. Hunt. Jr. Institute for Educational Leadership and Policy, the Opportunity Equation, the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation and the North Carolina New Schools Project.
NCNSP is a catalyst for innovation in secondary education. Working with more than 70 districts and over 100 high schools across North Carolina, NCNSP is helping students acquire the skills to think critically and communicate effectively. NCNSP partners with teachers and administrators to build the essential knowledge and expertise required for educators to challenge and support students so they finish high school ready for college, career and life.
NCNSP is a catalyst for innovation in secondary education. Working with more than 70 districts and over 100 high schools across North Carolina, NCNSP is helping students acquire the skills to think critically and communicate effectively. NCNSP par...
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