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ALL SCHOOLS, ACCORDING TO THE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW MUST REFRAIN FROM SEGREGATING SCHOOLS AND MOVE TO PROVIDE SCHOOLS WITH EQUAL RESOURCES, EQUIPMENT AND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT THAT SUITS INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION.
The textbooks, tools, testing, and curriculum from county to county across the state will be compared and reviewed for equality, civil rights, justice, and effectiveness to reach the goals of the NC State Board of Education. The NC Conference on Public School Books, Testing, and Curriculum along with a banquet celebrating Charlotte's own Sarah Stevenson will take place July 27, 2019. All registered will engage.
A report with recommendations and proposed bills will be presented to Governor Cooper and the State Departments.
visit: www.johnsonburtonlearningcenter.org
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