Wayne Carter is NBC 5's Education Reporter.
His "Carter in the Classroom" franchise airs on NBC 5 First at 4pm and highlights ways schools around North Texas are helping students achieve academic success.
Wayne believes strongly in helping parents see for themselves the work happening inside area schools. He showcases the struggles to master academics, and the success stories of making the grade.
Carter in the Classroom also gives parents and students a place to go for help if they’re having issues in school and need help finding solutions. Whether it’s a bus that’s routinely late or a question about “new math,” Wayne is here to help North Texans stay better connected with their child’s school and get answers to their concerns.
Wayne also launched "Brag About Your School" -- the campaign is an opportunity for students, teachers, and parents to showcase the unique things that make their school special. Wayne even hosts a live pep rally from the school.
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Wayne brings more than 20 years of journalism experience to NBC 5. He’s anchored and reported the news at TV stations all across the country, specializing in consumer, investigative, and education coverage. He is winner of various journalism awards, including multiple Emmy's for his education coverage and was honored as Texas' Education Reporter of the Year for his coverage of schools during the pandemic.
Chances are if you see him outside of work, he's with his family, who volunteers around the community. Wayne often talks about about his two school aged daughters with pride.
Wayne’s hoping you will "Brag About Your School" or let him know about academic success or concerns in your classroom. Click here to email and tell us why Wayne should visit your campus.
The Latest
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Fort Worth ISD pays Angelica Ramsey $1 million to resign
Fort Worth ISD agreed to pay nearly $1 million for Angelica Ramsey to resign from her post as superintendent. NBC 5’s education reporter Wayne Carter obtained the documents outlining the deal and breaks down the details and reaction.
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Fort Worth ISD to pay more than $940K to outgoing superintendent
Over the next year, former Fort Worth ISD Superintendent Angelica Ramsey will receive compensation of nearly $1 million after agreeing to resign from the school district.
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Fort Worth ISD is officially without a superintendent
Fort Worth ISD is now officially operating without a leader. Superintendent Angelica Ramsey officially resigned her position this week, but NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter says the school board has yet to name anyone to temporarily be in charge.
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Fort Worth ISD operating without a single leader after superintendent's resignation
The Fort Worth ISD school board has yet to announce a replacement after the former superintendent, Angelica Ramsey resigned.
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Coppell ISD votes to shut down Pinkerton Elementary School
Coppell ISD has voted to close an elementary school. It was a late-night vote that came down to the wire. In a tense school board meeting on Monday, parents voiced their frustration. NBC 5’s Education reporter Wayne Carter has more.
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Future of Coppell school hangs in balance as school board makes decision
A last ditch effort by frustrated parents and students to keep a Coppell elementary school open. The school board is set to make a final decision tonight on the future of Pinkerton Elementary School. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter continues to follow the developing story.
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Coppell ISD's Pinkerton Elementary will close next school year after board vote
After weeks of contention over the school district’s plans to find ways to save money, the fate of Pinkerton Elementary will be decided Monday night.
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What's next for Fort Worth ISD after superintendent's resignation
We’ve learned more about the separation agreement between Fort Worth ISD and now outgoing superintendent Angelica Ramsey. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter spoke with city leaders about the her resignation late last night, and what’s next for Fort Worth ISD.
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Fort Worth ISD leaders weigh in on school superintendent's Angelica Ramsey's resignation
Fort Worth ISD leaders are sharing their thoughts after the voluntary resignation of Superintendent Angelica Ramsey.
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Fort Worth ISD superintendent voluntarily resigns after performance concerns from board members
After questions into their leadership and demands for better performance, Fort Worth ISD board members are meeting to discuss their top leader’s contract. They’re raising questions as to whether Superintendent Angelica Ramsey’s job is on the line. Education reporter Wayne Carter has more.