Teachers, administrators, counselors, and other student advisers in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools system will actively recruit low-income and non-white students to enroll in AP courses over the next five months.
Read MoreA top-ranked pre-school is opening a new location in Chapel Hill next week, and parents are invited to bring their kids on Saturday to a celebration of the grand opening.
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Public education leaders throughout Orange County are defending Common Core, as Republican lawmakers in Raleigh are moving to replace it during the upcoming short session of the General Assembly.
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A bipartisan panel of four state legislators listened to teachers, parents, and students voice their frustrations about low teacher pay, in front of a packed auditorium at Culbreth Middle School on Monday night.
Read MoreFour North Carolina legislators will hear the financial concerns of educators and members of the community Monday night at Culbreth Middle School.
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The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education is looking at a new list of budget reductions, after scrapping a plan to take a big chunk out of the gifted specialist program.
Read More“… the educators made it clear that their voices hadn’t been heard.”
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The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board if Education has decided to think big in its budget request to the Orange County Board of Commissioners.
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The Chapel Hill- Carrboro City Schools Board of Education may be making big cuts to gifted specialists in classrooms.
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Only 23 high school students dropped out from Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools during the 2012-2013 school year—a record low for the district, according to school officials.
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