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DPI Coronavirus (COVID-19) Response and Resources
Website dedicated to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) as it impacts North Carolina public schools. Site provides links to remote learning resources, health updates and agency communications for school and district-related topics.
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NCDPI Remote Learning Resources
Website includes online instructional materials, online pedagogy considerations, resources for leadership, and more.
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Say Something Anonymous Reporting System
Allows you to submit secure & anonymous safety concerns to help identify and intervene upon at-risk individuals BEFORE they hurt themselves or others.
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#NC2030
By 2030, North Carolina can be the best place to begin school, the best place to learn, and the best place to teach.
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State Superintendent Visits Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools
State Superintendent Mark Johnson returns home to Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools to visit with staff and students at Ronald Reagan High and Konnoak Elementary Schools to learn about their innovative learning environments.
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2018-19 Consolidated Data Report
Annual report on school crime and violence, suspensions and expulsions, Alternative Learning Program (ALP) enrollments, dropout counts and more for the state, districts and schools.
Public Review for Computer Science Standards
The public review and comment period for the first draft of the K-12 Computer Science standards is open through April 3. Each grade has its own feedback survey which will be used together with input from school and district educators and administrators, community stakeholders and computer science specialists to create the final draft of the standards.
Say Something Anonymous Reporting System
School districts and Charter Schools statewide are working with Sandy Hook Promise to offer training to school-level staff and students on the free online app where secure and anonymous safety concerns can be reported to help at-risk individuals before they hurt themselves or others. Statewide rollout of Say Something is scheduled to be completed in early 2020.
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