Mebane Rash is the President at EducationNC. He focuses on various aspects of education, including public education, higher education, and education management, while also exploring themes related to the economy and business. Mebane's work has been featured in the Wilkes Journal Patriot, The Laurinburg Exchange, The 74 Media, and SlideShare.
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Mebane Rash predominantly covers local education topics in North Carolina, with a focus on government announcements and data citations. To effectively reach out to Mebane, consider providing insights or expert commentary on educational policies or initiatives specific to North Carolina.
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By: Hannah Vinueza McClellan, Chantal Brown, Mebane Rash
During the State Board of Education's meeting on Thursday, Board members discussed updated data showing how many recipients of private school vouchers previously attended public schools in North Carolina.
By: Mebane Rash
The NC Collaboratory released an at least $1 million RFP on May 13, inviting research proposals from institutions of higher education (IHE) in North
By: Mebane Rash
Editor's note: This article is part of EdNC's playbook on Hurricane Helene. Other articles in the playbook are available here.
By: Mebane Rash
Seen as both pork and regional economic development, the 2026 budget distributes more than $350 million for local projects.
By: Mebane Rash
Education leaders are asking for reconsideration of principal pay changes in North Carolina. Read their letter to legislators.
By: Mebane Rash
An update on market share in NC, where public charter schools and private schools are increasing student enrollment.
The number of homeschools statewide declined from 101,880 to 95,190 in the 2025-26 academic year, according to DNPE data.
By: Mebane Rash
The State Board of Community Colleges met last week and considered in closed session four finalists for president and CEO of the North Carolina
By: Mebane Rash
Discover the latest trends in work-based learning as community colleges collaborate to address challenges and create opportunities.
The NC Coalition for Global Education kicked off in February 2026 and has been meeting throughout the year with the goal of creating a statewide
