Liz Bell

Child care programs are fragile after natural disasters. Multiple entities are providing support to Western North Carolina's programs.

Solving the child care crisis would create large economic gains for North Carolina, another report has found.

Several entities are supporting child care programs as they reopen. Election results will shape what's next for child care.

This story was originally published by EdNC.org. Unlike North Carolina’s K-12 schools or community colleges, child care programs aren’t consolidated ...

Legislators return next week for their last session before state child care stabilization funds run out at the end of December, and advocates are

"Take Care" explains how a broken child care market stifles families and businesses, as well as the state's collective future.

Advocates are asking for $100 million for child care to sustain families and programs until legislators return next year to address high costs and low access.

The North Carolina House passed a wide-ranging omnibus bill on Tuesday night that transfers an additional $227 million to the state's Hurricane

A sign welcomed “Education Governor Roy Cooper” Tuesday to Claxton Elementary School in Greensboro for Cooper's final stop on his tour of public schools and his final school visit as the state's 75th governor.

The Golden LEAF Schools Initiative will provide funding and coaching to 20 schools in rural counties to increase student achievement.