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John-Paul Smith, Executive Director of NC Education Corps, appeared in a panel conversation on ncIMPACT, broadcast by PBS NC on February 11, 2022, hosted by Anita Brown-Graham and featuring Dr. Cassandra Davis (UNC Public Policy) and Dr. Michael Maher (NC DPI, Office of Learning Recovery)

NC Ed Corps joins ncIMPACT, PBS NC

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Following a year of school closings and virtual learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic, more than half of K-12 teachers say students experienced significant learning loss as a result of the pandemic.The drastic impact of COVID-19 is exacerbating challenges…
Dr. Conley meets with Associate Superintendent Kim Gibson and NC Education Corps learning coach Kelley Wilson, to discuss the continuous improvement process for CCS corps members.

A Superintendent’s View — Dr. Jeana Conley

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In the 2021-22 school year, North Carolina Education Corps is partnering with 24 PSUs (public school units) to help plan, recruit, and support high-impact literacy tutoring, to extend the impact of teachers and support K-3 students.NCEC plans to partner…
Sierra Nelson tutoring with NC Education Corps at Allen Jay Elementary School in High Point, Guilford County Schools, NC

Meet Corps Member Sierra Nelson

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“I’ve never had a job where I left feeling so rewarded and just feeling so accomplished that I actually had an impact in someone else’s life other than mine,” said NC Education Corps member Sierra Nelson, who tutors for Guilford…
NC Education Corps member Hope Saulter tutors a student at Aversboro Elementary in Wake County. NC Education Corps is hiring additional tutors to ensure students receive much-needed support to thrive. Over 150 NC public schools currently employ active corps members or have roles waiting to be filled. (Photo: NC Education Corps)

New Year, New Roles at NC Education Corps

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NC Education Corps member Hope Saulter tutors a student at Aversboro Elementary in Wake County. NC Education Corps is hiring additional tutors to ensure students receive much-needed support to thrive. Over 150 NC public schools currently employ active corps members or…
2020-12 corps member Georgia Broitman

Georgia Broitman

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When Georgia Broitman was faced with the challenges of online school, she decided to take the opportunity to do something different. As someone who is interested in becoming a teacher, she felt that joining the North Carolina Education Corps would…
2020-21 corps member Owen Stegall

Owen Stegall

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NC Education Corps members are committed to supporting the whole child. In addition, members are trained on how to connect with students— a small act of kindness can significantly impact North Carolina schools’ students. When Owen Stegall heard that his…