CHCCS Shares Application, Timeline for Filling Vacant Board of Education Seat
Chapel Hill-Carrboro residents are now able to submit their pitches to temporarily join the CHCCS Board of Education. Applications are due Sept. 14.
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Pre-K – 12 Education
Orange and Chatham County School Districts Celebrate Performance Milestones for 2025-26 Year
The Orange County, Chatham County and Chapel Hill-Carrboro City school districts are celebrating...
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60 Years Apart, Bowman Relatives Lead Through Tennis and Student Body Presidency
Seaforth High women’s tennis is hosting Orange High on Wednesday. There will be a story unfolding in the stands as well as on the court.
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Longtime Chatham County Educator Wins $10 Million Lottery Prize
The North Carolina Education Lottery office revealed that Jean Johnson, who teaches in Chatham County, is the winner of a $10 million prize.
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Scholarship Fund Established for Slain Former Carrboro High School Coach
The family of former Carrboro High School girls’ basketball coach and teacher Sheremy...
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Missed Assignments, Delays and Walk Zone Changes: School Bus Issues Roil CHCCS’ First Days Back
CHCCS Superintendent Rodney Trice issued an apology letter to families on Tuesday, acknowledging problems with its bus service to students.
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Orange County Sheriff: Student Assaults Staff Members at Partnership Academy
A School Resource Officer from the Orange County Sheriff’s Office detained a student at...
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How a Chapel Hill High Senior Brought the School’s Greenhouse Back to Life
Amid the typical high school schedule, one Chapel Hill High School student added something a bit more unconventional to her daily routine.
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As Final Year Begins, Glenwood Elementary Families Feeling ‘Powerless’ After Closure and Program Votes
Monday’s first day of class is bittersweet for Glenwood Elementary School families, who feel hurt by CHCCS leaders’ decision to close its campus and change its program.
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Glenwood Elementary’s Mandarin Dual Language Program Moving to Rashkis; Questions Remain for World Language
The school board voted to relocate one of Glenwood Elementary School’s Mandarin learning tracks to Rashkis. The other could go to Scroggs.
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