Liz Schlemmer is an Education Reporter for WUNC-FM's State of Things. She covers education policy and issues in North Carolina, with a focus on Chapel Hill. Liz's work has been featured in various publications and media outlets, including NPR, Marketplace, and WHQR Public Radio.
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Liz Schlemmer's coverage primarily revolves around education, particularly in North Carolina. Her focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation suggests a keen interest in developments related to educational policies and regulations within the state.
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By: Liz Schlemmer
Voters head to the polls in Knightdale, North Carolina for the primary election on March 5, 2024.
File photo of Mo Green, the democratic candidate in the race for North Carolina's State Superintendent.
By: Liz Schlemmer
Green is a former superintendent of Guilford County Schools and served as a school board attorney and administrator at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.
Crews working to clean Old Fort Elementary in McDowell County after hauling mud out of the school, which was flooded by Helene. Oct. 2024.
By: Liz Schlemmer
Former North Carolina lawmaker and House Speaker Paul "Skip" Stam (R-Wake) was a supporter and early architect of the Opportunity Scholarship program, who says he always anticipated it would grow.
By: Liz Schlemmer, Wunc
North Carolina lawmakers are expected to vote this week on a veto override of a bill that would commit nearly $6.5 billion in state funding for private school vouchers over the next decade.
By: Liz Schlemmer
Former North Carolina lawmaker and House Speaker Paul "Skip" Stam (R-Wake) was a supporter and early architect of the Opportunity Scholarship program, who says he always anticipated it would grow. (AP Image)
By: Liz Schlemmer
State senators finalized an override of Governor Roy Cooper’s veto of House Bill 10, which significantly expands funding for private school vouchers, known as Opportunity Scholarships, over the next decade.
By: Liz Schlemmer
Durham Public Schools will begin rotating its bus service for students, because 17 buses in the district don't have a consistent driver.
By: Liz Schlemmer, Jeff Tiberii
WUNC education reporter Liz Schlemmer explains the immediate and longer-term plans to get students to school amid ongoing school bus driver shortage.
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