CHHS Girls’ Basketball Seeks Perfection, State Title Saturday
The quest for perfection comes to an end Saturday as two undefeated teams fight for the 3A NCHSAA girls’ basketball state title, Chapel Hill High School and Hickory High School.
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CHCCS Panel Discusses Teacher Salaries, Announcement of Raises
Coordinator of Teacher Recruitment and Support Mary Gunderson and Carrboro History teacher Christoph Stutts joined Aaron Keck on the WCHL Afternoon News Friday to discuss the ongoing conversation of teacher pay in North Carolina.
Read MoreHS Boys’ Basketball: Orange 72 – Chapel Hill 63
The 3A NCHSAA East Regional No. 1-seeded Orange Panthers held off the No. 16-seeded Chapel Hill Tigers to advance to the 3rd round of the playoffs.
Read MoreNude Instagram Student Photo Investigation Grows Across NC, No Reports in CHCCS
“That is not to say that other counties can’t be added to the story later…”
Read MoreTask Force Considers NC Teacher Pay Incentives, Rep Meyer In Attendence
“While the General Assembly talks about recruiting and retaining teachers, they have to remember there is a third ‘R.’ That is respecting teachers,” Meyer said.
Read MoreBurroughs Still Has Schools In Mind Looking For BoCC Seat
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools board member Mia Burroughs is hopeful to make a move to the County Commissioners, and she says she’s not going to stop working for schools if she gets there.
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CH-Carrboro City Schools To Work With Security Consultant
Michael Dorn, of Safe Havens International, and his team are working with CHCCS to improve its crisis preparedness and campus safety.
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CHCCS Board Votes To Expand Mandarin Program
The district’s Mandarin program will expand at Glenwood Elementary next year, but that means 76 families must be moved to other schools.
Read MoreTuesday School Delays Due To Cold Temps
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools; Orange County Schools; and Chatham County Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay Tuesday.
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CHCCS Officials Say Minority Teachers Face Unfair Scrutiny
Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools recruited a record number of minority teachers this year, but administrators worry some are being singled out unfairly.
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