The following is an open letter to the community from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education: CMS students, families, staff and community members, Governance and stewardship of CMS … [Read more...]
CMS chief has bristly exchange over safety
MATTHEWS – Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Clayton Wilcox had a prickly exchange with Matthews Commissioner Kress Query regarding the safety of mobile classrooms at Elizabeth Lane … [Read more...]
Video: School board hopeful Witherspoon seeks equitable education for all
Monty Witherspoon said he wants to fight for students as he launched his campaign for the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education. Witherspoon was one of four people to put their names on … [Read more...]
Video: School board hopeful Shipp says we can do better
Lenora Shipp said she wants to be a voice for children and an advocate for parents as she launched her campaign for an at-large seat on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Elections. Shipp … [Read more...]
Newton wins credit union scholarship
RALEIGH – Carly Newton will use her Local Government Federal Credit Union scholarship to study at Appalachian State University. Newton is one of 120 high school seniors and post-secondary students … [Read more...]
#ButlerStrong grads will always be connected
CHARLOTTE – June 11 was a celebration of the 482 Butler High School seniors who received their diploma and embarked on a new journey of their lives. In front of a mostly packed Bojangles’ Coliseum … [Read more...]
Providence principal delivers her parting words to 2019 grads
CHARLOTTE – Tracey Harrill encouraged graduating seniors that when they feel nervous about new challenges to think back to how they felt when they arrived at Providence High School four years … [Read more...]
Rocky River grads earn more than $6M in scholarships
CHARLOTTE – Rocky River said goodbye to the Class of 2019 with a noon ceremony June 11 at Bojangles’ Coliseum. Principal Ericia Turner spoke of the “Chick-fil-A Group” as a lesson of fighting and … [Read more...]
Newton plans to run for mayor
MINT HILL – Richard “Fig’’ Newton is ready to take the next step up the local government ladder. Shortly after moving to Mint Hill almost three decades ago, Newton has served a variety of roles for … [Read more...]
School recap: Oh the places we went in 2018-19
From butterflies in our bellies to senioritis in our brains, These aren’t really symptoms. They’re more like growing pains. Lessons learned, tassels turned – the future draws near, Just take … [Read more...]
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