By Kayla Berenson CHARLOTTE – One day after an anti-Semitic note was found in a backpack at Providence High School, a group of Jewish teenagers from high schools in Charlotte met for their weekly … [Read more...]
CMS explains state test scores
CHARLOTTE – Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools saw results on state tests stay flat, with advances in college and career-ready science scores as well as declines in elementary and middle school literacy … [Read more...]
McCray responds to racist emails
CHARLOTTE – Shortly after Earnest Winston took the oath of superintendent during the Aug. 13 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education meeting, chairwoman Mary McCray read from two emails she received … [Read more...]
Winston: New school year started smoothly
CHARLOTTE – Earnest Winston spent his first day of the 2019-20 school year greeting bus drivers, visiting classrooms and answering questions from the local media. Winston has worked at CMS for 15 … [Read more...]
Winston becomes CMS superintendent
CHARLOTTE – The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education considered launching a national search to replace Clayton Wilcox, but opted instead to offer a three-year contract to Earnest Winston to become … [Read more...]
Summer recap: What schools did over the break
Feeling a little out of the loop since school let out? Don't feel guilty. A lot happened since the last day of class at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools on June 4. Here's a quick review: June 4: … [Read more...]
De La Jara could give voice to immigrants
CHARLOTTE – Jennifer De La Jara intends to represent every child if elected to an at-large seat on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education, but she also wants to use her experiences to lift up … [Read more...]
Community wonders why Wilcox was suspended
CHARLOTTE – Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools suspended Superintendent Clayton Wilcox with pay this week but did not explain to the community why, citing personnel reasons. The school board appointed … [Read more...]
Charter school could attract area students
CHARLOTTE – A proposed charter school in east Charlotte that could draw students from Mint Hill and Matthews moved a step closer to opening its doors as representatives of the Movement School … [Read more...]
Ellis-Stewart will not seek third term
Ericka Ellis-Stewart said she is not running for reelection. She read the following statement during the June 25 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education meeting: I wanted to take a moment … [Read more...]
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