• Press Release

    N.C. students don’t need big buildings

    posted February 26, 2007
    RALEIGH – North Carolina can avoid large, expensive school buildings while working to improve student performance. That’s the key finding in a new John Locke Foundation Spotlight report. Click…
  • Research Report

    Buildings Don’t Teach Students: North Carolina should concentrate on what goes on inside the buildings

    posted February 26, 2007 by Dr. Michael Sanera
    Unfortunately for North Carolina’s students, most of the adult debate over schools has focused on where to find the money to build the schools to accommodate its rapidly growing student population. Last year several NC counties passed bonded indebtedness of nearly $1.5 billion and presently counties and the state are discussing more bonds totaling an additional $3.6 billion.
  • Press Release

    New Reports Examine N.C. Teacher Pay, Test Scores

    posted September 11, 2002
    RALEIGH — Two new studies from the North Carolina Education Alliance shed light on the state’s national ranking in teacher compensation and differences among state school districts in student performance.

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