Education advocates Matt Ellinwood and Letha Muhammad on why an upcoming hearing before the state Supreme Court likely represents one of the last best chances for North Carolina to preserve and rebuild its public schools

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Attorney Matt Ellinwood of the Justice Center’s Education & Law Project and Letha Muhammad of The Education Justice Alliance

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Clayton Henkel
Clayton Henkel

Communications Coordinator Clayton Henkel manages the NC Newsline website and daily newsletter, while also producing daily audio commentaries and the weekly News and Views radio program/podcast.

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