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...]
Gaiser wins Alison Bentley Kephart Award
MATTHEWS – Sara Gaiser, a 2018 graduate of Providence High School, was recently presented with the Alison Bentley Kephart Award for outstanding first-year biological science students at the University … [Read more...]
Autobell Car Wash awards scholarships to residents
CHARLOTTE – Autobell Car Wash presented 136 of its team members in the Carolinas, Virginia, Georgia and Maryland with college scholarships totaling $169,250 for the 2019-20 year. Recipients in … [Read more...]
Vaping under increased scrutiny as it draws in more youth
By Kayla Berenson Some trends come and go, but vaping is steadily growing. Vaping was originally marketed to adults as an alternative to smoking cigarettes and a way to help smokers quit. However, … [Read more...]
Head of school talks Charlotte Christian’s growth
Barry Giller enters his 10th year leading Charlotte Christian School, which has been providing a Christ-centered education since 1950. Giller’s tenure has been one of growth, especially in terms of … [Read more...]
Charlotte teens excited to vote for the first time
By Kayla Berenson CHARLOTTE – Some Providence High School seniors exercised their right to vote for the first time Sept. 10, despite being under 18. Lauren Mond recalled learning about a North … [Read more...]
CMS launching workforce-development program
CHARLOTTE – Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is building a workforce-development program that will provide information, training, apprenticeships and other resources to its students and community … [Read more...]
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