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North Carolina legislature funds public schools and higher education
North Carolina education leaders praised the 1965 General Assembly for boosting public schools and community colleges by 104 million to 639 million and increasing higher education by 37 million to 109 million for 1965 67. The session also granted direct federal programs to local districts and approved key education measures including a five percent teacher pay raise and free textbooks. Charlotte College became a UNC fourth branch with 32 million, while the Board of Higher Education was expanded and a 17.9 million capital bond was approved alongside 67.8 million for the Consolidated University.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
General Assembly
Charles Carroll
William Archie
Board of Higher Education
Charlotte College
University of North Carolina