Governor Easley's Teacher Working Conditions Initiative

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"Since 2002, feedback from the Teacher Working Conditions Survey has shaped local and statewide education policy and improved the quality of instruction delivered in schools across the state. Every educator who participates in this important survey plays a part in determining the future of our children and public education in North Carolina." -- Governor Mike Easley


	The 2008 TWC Survey reports are now available. Total responses from teachers and administrators across the state: 104,249 (87%)



	The 2008 Teacher Working Conditions Conference December 4, 2008 Embassy Suites Hotel Cary, North Carolina Registration is limited to 400 participants The 2008 North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Conference will be held at the Embassy Suites in Cary, NC on December 4th. Registration begins at 8:00 AM, followed by outstanding professional development highlighting the 2008 Real D.E.A.L. Award winning schools. Click here to view the agenda. Attendees are responsible for their own hotel reservations. Rooms may be reserved by calling the Embassy Suites at 919-677-1840. Please inform the desk you are with the December 4th Real D.E.A.L. Conference. Registration for this conference is now open. Please fill out the registration form (click here) and attach the form to an email. Send the completed form to Connie Barbour. (Click here to read more about the Real D.E.A.L WINNERS.)

Dear Educator,

I want to thank you and your colleagues for your support of the 2008 North Carolina Teacher Working Conditions Initiative and your commitment to education. Over 104,000 educators (87 percent) have responded to the survey. This breaks all previous records.

Your professional and collective voice continues to make a difference in state and local education policy. Please view the state, district and school level results of the teacher survey by clicking here or view the state principal survey report by clicking here.

With kindest regards, I remain very truly yours

Michael F. Easley, Governor