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August 13, 2025

Catherine Truitt

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Wilkes County’s educator named NC Principal of the Year

May 31, 2024 The North State Journal Comments Off on Wilkes County’s educator named NC Principal of the Year

Wilkesboro Elementary School’s Beckie Spears was named the 2024 North Carolina Principal of the Year. (Photo courtesy Wilkes County Schools) RALEIGH —Beckie Spears of Wilkes County was selected among nine regional finalists as the 2024 […]

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House Committee report mirrors state superintendent’s A-F grading revamp

April 12, 2024 The North State Journal Comments Off on House Committee report mirrors state superintendent’s A-F grading revamp

Students board a bus after classes at an elementary school. (Charlie Riedel / AP Photo) RALEIGH — The North Carolina House Select Committee on Education Reform has recommended a major overhaul of the state’s school grading system, which […]

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NC Teacher of the Year from Haywood County

April 11, 2024 The North State Journal Comments Off on NC Teacher of the Year from Haywood County

Heather Smith of Haywood County Public Schools was named the 2024 Burroughs Wellcome Fund North Carolina Teacher of the Year on Friday. (Photo courtesy NCDPI) RALEIGH —Heather Smith, a math teacher from Haywood County Schools, […]

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The 411: Truitt honored at charter summit

March 20, 2024 The North State Journal Comments Off on The 411: Truitt honored at charter summit

North Carolina State Superintendent Catherine Truitt, pictured in 2021, was honored by the North Carolina Coalition for Charter Schools earlier this month. (Ethan Hyman / The News & Observer via AP) RALEIGH — The second […]

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State Superintendent rolls out Operation Polaris 2.0

January 20, 2023 The North State Journal Comments Off on State Superintendent rolls out Operation Polaris 2.0

RALEIGH — North Carolina State Superintendent Catherine Truitt rolled out updates and some revisions last week to her signature Operation Polaris plan.   “Operation Polaris continues to serve as a long-term, proactive and forward-thinking vision for […]

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State Superintendent urges lawmakers to override veto on bill for schools of deaf and blind

July 20, 2022 The North State Journal Comments Off on State Superintendent urges lawmakers to override veto on bill for schools of deaf and blind

State Superintendent Catherine Truitt speaks from the Emergency Operations Center in Raleigh. Photo via N.C. Dept. of Public Safety RALEIGH — N.C. State Superintendent Catherine Truitt is urging the General Assembly to attempt an override […]

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Bill countering Critical Race Theory passed by House Education Committee

May 11, 2021 The North State Journal Comments Off on Bill countering Critical Race Theory passed by House Education Committee

North Carolina State Legislative Building RALEIGH — On May 11, the House Education Committee approved a bill seeking to address increasing concerns about controversial Critical Race Theory in North Carolina’s K-12 classrooms. House Bill 324 […]

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Report: Nearly 23% of public school students are “at-risk” for academic failure for 2020-21

March 3, 2021 The North State Journal Comments Off on Report: Nearly 23% of public school students are “at-risk” for academic failure for 2020-21

State Superintendent Catherine Truitt briefs media from the Emergency Operations Center in Raleigh. Photo via N.C. Dept. of Public Safety RALEIGH — A report that says nearly 23% of public school students and just over […]

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All North Carolina public schools to close for two weeks

March 14, 2020 The North State Journal Comments Off on All North Carolina public schools to close for two weeks

RALEIGH – All North Carolina public schools will close beginning Monday, March 16th for a minimum of two weeks. The Department of Public Instruction is recommending using Monday as an optional teacher workday to allow […]

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