Today, Michelle Rhee’s organization, StudentsFirst, released a state policy report card, which evaluates the education laws and policies in place in each state. North Carolina received a D overall and ranked 32 out of the nations 50 states and D.C. Our highest grade was a D+ in the productivity (spending and performance) and North Carolina’s lowest grade was an F in school choice. The state received a D in developing a high-quality teacher workforce.
by Dr. Terry Stoops
Former Director of the Center for Effective Education, John Locke Foundation