Jessie Pounds is a K-12 Education Reporter at News & Record. She focuses on topics such as Arts Education and STEM Education, highlighting the importance of comprehensive learning in the school system. Jessie’s work has been featured in various publications, including Statesville Record & Landmark, SeattlePI, Hickory Daily Record, Winston-Salem Journal, Greensboro News & Record, Amherst-Nelson (Va.) Publishing Co., and College Daily.Inc.
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Jessie's coverage is predominantly focused on local community events, education, and government announcements within North Carolina. She would likely be interested in stories that highlight local initiatives, educational programs, or political developments within the state.
Given her focus on local news and education-related topics, she may be receptive to pitches involving human-interest stories about individuals or groups making a positive impact in the community or innovative educational programs being implemented in North Carolina.
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By: Jessie Pounds
In a government laboratory in California, there’s a giant chamber where 192 laser beams can be shot into a target — providing key data for scientists. Maintaining those lasers and using computer software to help position the targets is the job of Central Carolina Community College (CCCC) alumnus Juan Martinez, who graduated in May from
By: Jessie Pounds
Editor’s note: This article was originally published by Central Carolina Community College. It is published here with the author’s permission. Since the be
