Alicia Cooper bought a house in a neighborhood zoned for Elizabeth Lane Elementary School specifically so her preschool-age son could start kindergarten there. Now, her son could be forced to attend … [Read more...]
Providence NJROTC engage in school, community activities
CHARLOTTE – Providence High School NJROTC has been active during the first half of the school year. The unit acclimated new students to NJROTC routines and introduced them to more senior cadets … [Read more...]
Albemarle Road has new principal
CHARLOTTE – Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has appointed Monica Palmer as principal for Albemarle Road Elementary. Palmer has been the assistant principal at Metro School since 2017. She was an … [Read more...]
CMS to increase employee pay
CHARLOTTE – The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education approved salary increases for employees and the addition of 72 student-support positions district-wide on Nov. 15. “We have waited to do … [Read more...]
Butler principal earns promotion
CHARLOTTE – Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has promoted John LeGrand, principal at Butler High School, to executive director for the Central 2 Learning Community. LeGrand has led at Butler High … [Read more...]
Central Piedmont announces $40 million campaign
CHARLOTTE – Central Piedmont Community College has launched the public phase of its “Powering a Stronger Future” campaign. The five-year, $40 million campaign will run through June 2022. Central … [Read more...]
CMS amends Municipal Concerns Act of 2018
CHARLOTTE – The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted to add Cornelius to the list of towns with prioritized capital projects for future spending. The board created the prioritized list in … [Read more...]
Higdon: HB 514 remains a bad choice for Matthews
By John Higdon Sean Strain’s recent editorial in this newspaper left out many key considerations in an attempt to undermine those candidates that do not support HB 514. To recap, the bill allows … [Read more...]
CMS superintendent connects with Ballantyne
CHARLOTTE – Earnest Winston, superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, addressed the Ballantyne Breakfast Club on Oct. 5 about graduation rates, plans for teachers and his vision for schools in … [Read more...]
Queen’s Grant buys land to expand campus
MINT HILL – For years, students at Queen's Grant High School went off-campus for athletic games and performance events. Soon, they will be able to host these events on their campus. The charter … [Read more...]
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