The lawsuit argued that the decision to freeze these funds resulted in “chaos” for schools across the country.

North Carolina has joined about two dozen states in a lawsuit over the freezing of billions of dollars in federal funding for public schools.

North Carolina AG Jeff Jackson, with attorneys general from 24 states, sued the federal government over the withholding of $6.8 billion in educational funds, risking $165 million and nearly 1,000 teaching jobs in NC.

Twenty-Five states, including North Carolina, are suing the Secretary of Education, Director of the Office of Management and Budget and President Donald Trump.

School board approves contract with Crosby Scholars, but the $50,000 grant is on hold after Trump freezes funds. Hours before the vote, Interim Superintendent Catty Moore heard from the county that sales-tax revenues were not lagging, but were in fact, ex…

The North Carolina Supreme Court heard two State Board of Education lawsuits on Wednesday, including the board's yearlong battle with State Superintendent Mark Johnson over control of the state's ...