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Basic Education Program
  • Community colleges, public schools should avoid rivalry, officials say - Ja 9 87 20D
  • Measure may trim cost of state's BEP - Ja 9 87 5B
  • Martin, Jordan tout education plans at meeting of school superintendents - Ja 20 87 1C
  • School plan creates need for facilities, officials say - Fe 25 87 5C
  • School capital needs show $1 billion rise - Mr 5 87 8A
  • Democrats call Martin 'lukewarm' on public education - Ap 2 87 22A
  • Martin squeezes into a chapter others wrote - My 29 87 16A
Basic Education Program
  • Martin seeks BEP fund cut - My 13 92, 1
  • Martin bid to cut BEP draws educators' fire; Proposed $29 million reduction frustrating to many - My 14 92, 4B
Basic Education Program
  • Under the dome: Educators fear delay in spending plan (Basic Education Program) - Ja 5 86 1
  • Editorial: Martin's education choices - Ja 7 86 10A
  • Martin puts ladder plan at top of education goals - Ja 16 86 12B
  • Board approves expansion funds for education - Jy 8 86 4C
  • Educational leaders defend state's elementary system - Se 4 86 2C
  • Expected budget crunch in '87 may impede education program - De 3 86 1
  • Editorial: School reform faces test - De 4 86 20A
  • Funding for school plan may be slowed in '87 - De 5 86 10C
  • Martin won't recommend delay in hiring 1,200 new teachers - De 19 86 5D
  • N.C. congressmen support education plan, doubt bonds - De 30 86 16C
Basic Education Program
  • Editorial: - BEP course worth staying - Ja 28 91 8A
  • Martin changes focus of education debate - Fe 1 91 3B
  • Etheridge calls on legislators to stay the BEP course - Fe 7 91 6A
  • Education panel head says BEP is still vital - Fe 28 91 3B
  • How the Basic Education Plan works - Mr 10 91 8J
  • The Basic Education Program's Impact: What it costs, what it provides - (Chart) - Mr 10 91 1J
  • The basics of school reform - Mr 10 91 1J
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - Preserving just the best of the BEP - Mr 17 91 7J
  • BEP gets support of panel; Its continuation called vital to school reform - Mr 19 91 1B
  • School officials glum on future of reforms - Ap 23 91 1B
  • Editorial: - Time and less red tape - My 23 91 20A
  • House plan stresses BEP, teachers' pay schedule - Jn 2 91 1C
  • Editorial: - House keeps promises - Jn 15 91 12A
  • Point of view: - N.C. breaking down language barrier...But doing it the wrong way - Jn 23 91 7J
  • Editorial: - Keeping the BEP green - Jy 6 91 10A
  • Senate to lobby for jobs cut from BEP; Plan would cost state $15 million - Jy 7 91 2C
  • Education board widens focus, reducing its emphasis on BEP - Se 4 91 5B
  • School consensus crashes amid leadership void - Se 6 91 12A
  • Basic Education Program found lagging in some areas - De 19 91 10B
Basic Education Program
  • Editorial: - The price of better schools ... and the cost of bad ones - Ja 6 89 12A
  • Delay in Basic Education Program proposed to hike state workers' pay - Ja 25 89 18C
  • Editorial: - School funds not negotiable - Ja 26 89 16A
  • Call to trim school plan criticized by Etheridge - Ja 27 89 6D
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - N.C. needs better way to pay teachers - Ja 29 89 7D
  • N.C. school program pushes educators beyond the basics - Ja 30 89 1
  • What the Basic Education Program provides - (Chart) - Ja 30 89 4A
  • Editorial: - Breaking in the BEP - Ja 31 89 10A
  • BEP cuts into class time for basics; Teachers juggle new course offerings with traditional
  • curriculum - Fe 5 89 1
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - A sacred cow shows its true colors - Fe 12 89 7D
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - Meeting the challenge of the BEP - Fe 12 89 7D
  • Frustration reflects misunderstanding of BEP's intent - Fe 22 89 23A
  • State superintendent tells teachers pay increases should not hurt BEP - Fe 23 89 14C
  • Board wants systems accountable for implementing education plan - Mr 10 89 20C
  • Etheridge opens push to preserve BEP funds - Mr 10 89 20C
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - Education shouldn't be sold to the public in a pork barrel - Mr 19 89 7D
  • Under the Dome: - Republican leader attacks school plan - Mr 21 89 1
  • BEP alone will not repair schools - Mr 28 89 11A
  • Sen. Barnes calls for delay in education plan - Ap 4 89 1
  • Senate Democrats split on BEP delay - Ap 5 89 3C
  • Tar Heel editors speak: - Will BEP bucks teach Johnny to read? - Ap 9 89 7D
  • Teachers found ambivalent to Basic Education Program - My 5 89 1C
  • Gardner endorses mandatory merit-pay program for schools - Jn 8 89 16C
  • House budget panel votes to cut education funding - Jn 14 89 7A
  • Senate Democrats may tap road funds for pay raises - Jn 15 89 1
  • Legislators deal Martin education, pay blows - Jn 22 89 1
  • With hands tied, school officials fret over education plan - Jy 16 89 21A
  • Editorial: - Poormouthing and priorities - Jy 18 89 8A
  • Etheridge urges legislature to fully fund school program - Jy 22 89 8D
  • Etheridge calls for funds, freer rein for schools - Jy 25 89 3C
  • 20% hike in tuition proposed; Negotiators agree on school funding - Au 5 89 1
Basic Education Program
  • School board revises basic education plan - Fe 7 85 26A
  • General Assembly Round-up: Basic education - Fe 15 85 6C
  • Plan to equalize state education advances - Fe 21 85 12A
  • House members criticize handling of bills - Mr 6 85 17A
  • General Assembly Round-up: Education resolutions - Mr 7 85 25A
  • General Assembly Round-up: Dummy bills (basic education and career ladder programs) - Mr 8 85 5D
  • State Senate committee approves Basic Education Program - Mr 29 85 17A
  • Basic education plan lures praise, ire - Ap 3 85 17A
  • Editorial: School basics under fire - Ap 3 85 4A
  • Parents say state's basic education plan has anti-family, anti-Christian values - Ap 4 85 19A
  • Education bill gets tentative OK in Senate - Ap 5 85 17A
  • Education bill passes Senate, sparks debate - Ap 6 85 8A
  • Education board expected to approve curriculum plan - Ap 17 85 6A
  • Martin criticizes education board's curriculum plan - Ap 18 85 1
  • Panel rewrites part of education plan, asks schools to support privacy of home - Ap 19 85 1
  • Parents' group criticizing plans for teacher's guide (to new Standard Course of Study) - Ap 19 85 1D
  • Editorial: An imperfect blueprint - Ap 21 85 4B
  • Phillips says education bill too rigid - My 1 85 1C
  • Educators, lawmakers disagree on school-fund program's cost - My 2 85 3C
  • Dispute on oversight stalls curriculum bill - My 8 85 17A
  • Education bill's path raises some hackles - My 10 85 4D
  • Republicans discuss education proposal - My 15 85 16C
  • Basic Education Program shifts to panel for revision - My 22 85 8A
  • Basic Education Program revised - Jn 1 85 1C
  • Editorial: Muscle in the curriculum - Jn 4 85 10A
  • House panel OKs basic education bill - Jn 5 85 4C
  • Education program cuts approved by committee - Jn 7 85 4B
  • Basic education bill, career-ladder plan clear major hurdle in General Assembly - Jn 15 85 1
  • New basic program is welcome and so are funds, educators say - Au 26 85 7B
  • Editorial: Schools' course needs pilot - Oc 11 85 12A
  • Education plan could spur class reorganization, official says - No 13 85 16C
  • Weak support for program hurts schools, educators say No 19 85 16C
  • Basic Education Program no solution for funding differences, report says - De 6 85 6B
  • Education bill might require new taxes, panel told - De 7 85 8A
  • N.C. plans advanced courses by satellite - De 27 85 1D
Basic Education Program
  • BEP creates obstacles, educators say - Ja 27 90 4B
  • Art educators decry move to replace classes - Mr 28 90 4B
  • Task force airs views on BEP - Mr 31 90 1B
  • Senate leader hinting at cut in school funds - Ap 14 90 1
  • Editorial: Betraying better schools - Ap 18 90 16A
  • Editorial: Leaders invest in schools - My 27 90 6J
  • School cuts rejected; Tax proposals arise in House - Jn 1 90 1
  • Editorial: The Senate flunks flat (education funding) - Jn 20 90 12A
  • Senate plan undercuts BEP, educators say - Jy 1 90 1C
  • Wake board seeks funding for BEP - Se 19 90 2B
  • Panel seeks to stretch BEP benefits - No 22 90 4B
  • Martin dubious about success, funds for BEP - De 14 90 1B
  • Martin seeks proof BEP is worth the cost - De 15 90 3B
  • Editorial: - No sacrifice of BEP - De 17 90 10A
Basic Education Program
  • Tackling the language barrier - Ja 17 88 1D
  • Editorial: Speaking the language(s) - Ja 22 88 18A
  • Changes in schools broad, but blessings mixed - Ap 27 88 1
  • Jordan credits legislature with protecting education - Ap 29 88 13A
  • Teaching field on rebound in N.C., nation - Ma 7 88 1
  • Editorial: School fund shuffles unwise - Ma 9 88 8A
  • High school students face more achievement tests - Jn 3 88 6D
  • High demand for free summer school keeps out thousands of N.C. students - Jn 18 88 1
  • Arts, language teachers in high demand - Au 9 88 1C
  • Democrats united on education; Jordan, Etheridge, Rand unveil platform - Se 2 88 1
  • N.C., others improving their schools - Se 4 88 17A
  • Martin says education plan may be delayed - De 14 88 1C
  • Editorial: Martin delays, denies (Basic Education Program) - De 15 88 24A
  • Panel spurns Martin plan to cut education funding - De 15 88 1
  • A school reform test; North Carolina faces up to fiscal and educational challenges - De 18 88 1D
  • Martin will back full BEP funds; Fee hikes, job cuts may finance schools plan - De 31 88 1