October 18, 2023 - Iredell Ready

North Carolina Approves First Short-Term Training Programs For Workforce Pell

The NCWorks Commission recently approved 43 short-term workforce training programs for eligibility to qualify for the new federal Workforce Pell Grants. Those programs must now be approved by the U.S.

State Leaders Talk AI And Employer Engagement At Education And Workforce Conference

Education and business leaders gathered in Raleigh on Aug. 3 at the NC Chamber’s Education and Workforce Conference.

Lowe’s Invests $200,000 In Third Creek Elementary School To Fulfill Bucket List Renovation

Statesville, North Carolina-based Third Creek Elementary School has proudly been selected to receive a $200,000 grant as part of Lowe’s Community Impact program…

Mitchell Paramedic Students Put Their Skills to the Test During First-Ever Night Simulations

On July 23, 2026, the Mitchell Community College Paramedic Program hosted its first Night Simulations, an immersive training experience designed to challenge students in realistic emergency response scenarios.

North Carolina’s Historic Investment Marks New Chapter for Registered Apprenticeship and Workforce Development

North Carolina is making a major investment in Registered Apprenticeship by allocating an additional $3.17 million in recurring funding through the 2026–2027 state budget to support ApprenticeshipNC (ANC), a part

These 10 Skills Can Set You Apart In The AI Era

While tools and technologies may change, job seekers should focus on their ability to interpret information, solve problems and exercise judgment.

More Than A Summer Program: Inside Mooresville Graded School District’s Approach To Helping Young Readers Thrive

For five weeks each summer, Mooresville Graded School District welcomes students who would benefit from additional literacy support. The focus is literacy, but the atmosphere is intentionally different from a

Department of Public Instruction Releases New Screen Time Guidelines

The Department of Public Instruction (DPI) has released a document describing what research considers as “purposeful” screen use in schools and guidance on how educators can incorporate it in the

NC Budget Advances Key Workforce Act Priorities

Governor Josh Stein recently signed into law the state budget passed by the North Carolina General Assembly, advancing many of the priorities championed through the Workforce Act of 2026.

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North Carolina Approves First Short-Term Training Programs For Workforce Pell

State Leaders Talk AI And Employer Engagement At Education And Workforce Conference

Lowe’s Invests $200,000 In Third Creek Elementary School To Fulfill Bucket List Renovation

Mitchell Paramedic Students Put Their Skills to the Test During First-Ever Night Simulations

North Carolina’s Historic Investment Marks New Chapter for Registered Apprenticeship and Workforce Development

These 10 Skills Can Set You Apart In The AI Era

More Than A Summer Program: Inside Mooresville Graded School District’s Approach To Helping Young Readers Thrive

Department of Public Instruction Releases New Screen Time Guidelines

NC Budget Advances Key Workforce Act Priorities

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