School and County Leaders Consider $100M Bond Referendum
School and county leaders are considering a $100 million dollar bond referendum, but some worry that’s not nearly enough to fix the area’s aging schools.
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools
BoCC, Schools Boards To Discuss Facility Finances
School and county leaders will meet Thursday to discuss a possible bond referendum to finance new facilities.
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CHCCS BoE Contemplating $5K Contribution To Education Advocacy Center
“…I would need a whole lot more information to feel comfortable writing a check..”
Read MoreCHCCS Forms New Superintendent Safety Council
“Nash says this district plans to hold a large scale drill..”
Read MoreCHCCS Considers Ways Of Teaching Through Technology
CHAPEL HILL – Superintendent Tom Forcella of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools said he hopes that the district will explore interactive video teleconferencing, or IVT, as a way to continue to offer world language classes...
Read MoreCHCCS ACT Scores Drop, Some Say No Reason To Panic
“That’s because we raised the bar. It doesn’t mean children went backwards, lost ground, didn’t learn enough…”
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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Graduation Rates Rise
Superintendent Tom Forcella said this good news is due to a system-wide effort.
Read MoreSpotting Heart Problems in High School Athletes
Evan Raines, a sixteen-year-old junior defensive end from Fayetteville, collapsed on the football practice field on August 3 and later died.
Read MoreChapel Hill and Carrboro Schools Move Away From Ranking Students
Colleges looking at students from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district soon may not be able to see where that student finished in his or her class.
Read MoreCHHS Graduation Honors Students
Chapel Hill High School held their graduation Saturday afternoon, honoring the students who have spent the past four years at CHHS.
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