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NCDPI partners with AI Innovation Index, becoming first state partner in the nation

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Test scores, graduation rates on the rise for North Carolina students

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NCDPI releases guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in schools

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

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NC Students Make Gains in 2022-23, Continuing Recovery from COVID Losses

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

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National Assessment of Educational Progress Shows Student Performance Drops in NC, US During Pandemic

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State Board Adopts Policy to Strengthen NC’s Career and College Promise Program

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

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N.C. Department of Public Instruction Releases “COVID-19 Impact Analysis of Lost Instructional Time”

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North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

North Carolina Department of Public Instruction

NCDPI partners with AI Innovation Index, becoming first state partner in the nation

Test scores, graduation rates on the rise for North Carolina students

NCDPI releases guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in schools

NC Students Make Gains in 2022-23, Continuing Recovery from COVID Losses

National Assessment of Educational Progress Shows Student Performance Drops in NC, US During Pandemic

State Board Adopts Policy to Strengthen NC’s Career and College Promise Program

N.C. Department of Public Instruction Releases “COVID-19 Impact Analysis of Lost Instructional Time”

$10 Million in Additional Support Approved for NC School Nutrition Programs

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