Updated Mar. 6, 2013 at 5:41 a.m.
Even without Common Core Standards being adopted throughout most of the U.S., Internet connectivity and consumption in education will continue to increase – already doing so in North Carolina ever year for the last five years.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — At a House hearing to debate the merits of a national broadband infrastructure program - including a major network initiative in North Carolina - members of both parties throw bombs at each other. Are you surprised?...
Republicans attack, Democrats defend broadband program
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Even without Common Core Standards being adopted throughout most of the U.S., Internet connectivity and consumption in education will continue to increase – already doing so in North Carolina ever year for the last five years.
Research Triangle Park, N.C. — At a House hearing to debate the merits of a national broadband infrastructure program - including a major network initiative in North Carolina - members of both parties throw bombs at each other. Are you surprised?...
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