UNC to launch new IDEAs in Action curriculum in Fall 2022
Faculty Council approved the IDEAS in Action curriculum in spring 2019, and the University plans to launch it in fall 2022. “We are moving away ...
Read More »Faculty Council approved the IDEAS in Action curriculum in spring 2019, and the University plans to launch it in fall 2022. “We are moving away ...
Read More »"We believe the endorsed individuals below would make strong candidates for office in Orange County. We urge you, if eligible, to vote in municipal elections ...
Read More »Triangle Bikeworks looks to provide students with a unique way of learning about the United States and its history outside of the classroom.
Read More »Dianne Jackson and Anissa McLendon are the first women to receive the Jan Allen Award.
Read More »The CHCCS Board of Education held a special meeting to discuss the evaluation process for the school district's superintendent, how to improve it and ...
Read More »CHCCS recently released student proficiency data for standardized tests conducted in the 2020-21 school year. The data showed that proficiency ...
Read More »The Southern Oral History Program collects oral histories through recorded interviews that are able to capture first person experiences. This creates ...
Read More »Masks will be required both on and off the field for athletes in high-risk sports, while athletes in lower-risk sports will only have to show proof of ...
Read More »There's a higher demand for drivers at the moment since the county is back to in-person learning, CHCCS Director of Transportation Bradley Johnson said. ...
Read More »“The legislature should be focused on supporting teachers, helping students recover lost learning, and investing in our public schools,” Gov. Cooper ...
Read More »“He would always say, ‘from your Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools,’” Robin Nucilli, communications specialist for CHCCS, said. “He wanted everybody ...
Read More »This year marks 60 years since desegregation began in CHCCS. But even now, across the district’s 20 schools, white students access more opportunity ...
Read More »Jeff Nash, executive director of community relations for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, said in an email that the flag was painted over due to an ...
Read More »The CHCCS Board of Education honored Stan Vickers at a recent school board meeting for his contributions to the original desegregation movements in ...
Read More »K-12 students in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools start school on Monday. Though the district has put COVID-19 protocols in place, some parents say ...
Read More »"The start of the 2021-22 school year will see some aspects of education return to normalcy. Despite this, the effects of the pandemic on education — ...
Read More »In this year's election cycle, mayoral, town council and board of education seats are up for grabs in both Chapel Hill and Carrboro.
Read More »Critical race theory has become a topic of contention nationwide, a trend that has reached the North Carolina legislature. In March, N.C. Republicans ...
Read More »Gwendella Guinevere Clemons, an icon of advocacy and a longtime educator and leader, passed away on May 11 at the age of 86. “She inspired me ...
Read More »Courtney McLaughlin, mother of three CHCCS students, said some Black families have felt more included in their students’ education during remote learning. Instead ...
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