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Lessons From a Rural School’s Path to Renewal
By Bejanae Kareem, Ebony Jason-Spivey, Rose Owens-West, and Kevin Perks For several years, Selma Middle School in North Carolina faced challenges that are persistent among rural schools nationwide: high principal turnover, stagnant student performance, and a school culture that wasn’t reaching its fullest potential. This reality began to shift in 2018, when Johnston County Schools, which oversees Selma, completed a thorough needs assessment of t…
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