Center for Racial Equity in Education - CREED

A new national report ranks North Carolina as having among the most economically segregated public schools in the nation. The “States of Segregation” report ranked NC 7th in the nation for economic segregation in schools, as well as 33rd for racial segregation.

The new findings are in line with a 2024 report that found NC’s public schools were more racially segregated than they were in the 1980s.

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North Carolina among the most economically segregated schools in the US, report says The report also said the nation’s public schools are now as segregated as they were in the 1970s. Here’s what it means.

Over the weekend, our LEAD Ambassadors presented their capstone advocacy projects to close out their year-long ambassadorship with us 👏🏾

Thank you to CMS School Board Member Shamaiye Haynes and CMAE President Amanda Thompson for joining us!

Happy Pride Month from CREED 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ As we continue the fight for racial equity in education across North Carolina, we must be sure to include our LGBTQ+ identifying siblings. This month and every month, we stand with you!