Chancellor Folt: Breaking Down The Silos At UNC
UNC Chancellor Carol Folt said she wants to break down the silos at Carolina to allow the different schools and departments to better work together.
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Chancellor Folt: Not Looking Back When Making Hires
“Honestly, I’ve never met Matt (Kupec),” Chancellor Folt said. “I really was looking for the person that could…help take us forward.”
Read MoreCommon Core Standards Place New Demands On CHCCS Students
New state test results show room for improvement, but officials say that’s due in part to the fundamental nature of the curriculum changes.
Read MoreSo. Village Commercial Robber Captured
It took less than 24 hours to track down a man suspected of breaking and entering at multiple businesses in Southern Village.
Read MoreRep. Meyer: “Gvt. Needs To Serve All People”
Orange County resident and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools’ Director of Student Equity and Volunteer Services, Graig Meyer says he will lead you from his House 50 seat with integrity, intention, and inclusion.
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CHCCS Scores Well On New State Tests, Econ. Disadvantaged Below Mark
Economically disadvantaged children in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools system didn’t meet state standards under the new Common Core READY system, but state officials and district leaders say the new system needs time to normalize.
Read MoreFinal Athlete Inducement Indictments To Be Unsealed
Orange and Chatham counties’ District Attorney Jim Woodall says the final two indictments in the Unified Athlete Agents Act case could be unsealed by the end of this week.
Read MoreCommon Core Standard Scores Schedule To Release
The first round of North Carolina’s Common Core Standard scores are scheduled to be released Thursday morning with the understanding that the numbers aren’t looking good.
Read MoreNewcomer Davidson Joins Two Incumbents On CHCCS School Board
Andrew Davidson will join incumbents Shell Brownstein and James Barrett on the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board.
Read MoreVoting Remains Slow On Election Day
ORANGE COUNTY – Early voting only produced a little more than 2000 voters, and the precincts were warned to expect lower numbers in this year’s election. Chapel Hill Community Center Precinct Chief Judge Fred Ethel says he...
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