About us
Vision Statement - An equitable quality public education for every child Mission Statement - To be the voice of educators in North Carolina that unites, organizes and empowers members to be advocates for public education and children. Core Values Equal Access - We value equal access to a quality public education that is adequately and equitably funded. Diversity - We value a just society that respects the worth, dignity and equality of every individual. Collective Action - We value an informed membership that works collectively to advance and protect the rights, benefits and interests of education professionals and promote quality public education. Partnerships - We value partnerships with parents, families and communities, as well as coalitions with other stakeholders because they are essential to quality public education and student success. Professionalism - We value the expertise and judgment of educational professionals and believe it is critical for student success. We maintain the highest professional standards and expect the status, compensation and respect due all professionals. Shared Responsibility - We value a collaborative community of members and staff who share the responsibility of achieving NCAE’s goals.
- Website
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http://www.ncae.org
External link for North Carolina Association of Educators
- Industry
- Education
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Raleigh, NC
- Type
- Nonprofit
Locations
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Get directions
700 S. Salisbury St.
Raleigh, NC 27601, US
Employees at North Carolina Association of Educators
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Matthew Burris
Interim Organizing Director at American Association of University Professors, Oregon Chapter
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Christi Broadway
Webmaster and Social Media Coordinator at NC Association of Educators
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Jozette M. Broughton, M.Ed.
2-Times recipient of Vance County Schools Teacher of the Year (New Hope) 📚, SC State & Strayer University alum 🎓, NCAE
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Christina E. Mason
Client Experience Manager
Updates
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Happy Juneteenth! Today, honors and celebrates the announcement of the abolition of slavery in Texas in 1865. Check out these book suggests from NEA to help your students and children learn about the history of Juneteenth and its traditions at https://lnkd.in/dskv9rv6
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The science is clear that high-dosage tutoring is an excellent option for our kids that need extra help in the classroom. That's why tutoring support is one of four legislative priorities for NCAE this session.
Guilford schools see promise, but also a funding cliff, for 'high-dosage' tutoring program
greensboro.com
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In 2023 state policymakers were confronted with alarming data: teacher vacancies had hit record highs. Not only did 1 in every 18 classrooms lack a licensed teacher, but districts serving the greatest share of Black students and students from families with low incomes faced the greatest shortages. In other words, the teacher shortage had reached crisis levels, demanding a dramatic response from lawmakers. Sadly, that response never came. Now the teacher vacancy problem has gotten worse.
NC legislators continue to ignore teacher vacancy crisis • NC Newsline
https://ncnewsline.com
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PODCAST: Learn more from an NC State's Dr. Jenn Ayscue about North Carolina's trend toward desegregated schools.
Dr. Jenn Ayscue on a new report examining the resegregation of North Carolina public schools • NC Newsline
https://ncnewsline.com