Sprinting Through Education To What End?
Your children are sprinting through primary and secondary education to get the right answer, but do they know why, and is the system that’s in place pointing them in the right direction?
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Education
New And Young Leaders Learning To “Disagree Well”
At WCHL’s Community Forum, new and young local leaders and elected officials talked about how to make a difference.
Read MoreCosts Up, Partnerships Down, But “People Want To Live Here”
At WCHL’s Community Forum, Chancellor Carol Folt, BOCC Chair Barry Jacobs, and Orange County’s mayors talked partnerships.
Read MoreEducation Town Hall: Salary
Four North Carolina legislators will hear the financial concerns of educators and members of the community Monday night at Culbreth Middle School.
Read MoreHomeownership, Scholarship, Taxes And Snow Days
Congrats to local high achievers; learn how to buy an affordable home; snow changes CHCCS schedule; get help on taxes.
Read MoreWCHL To Host Teacher Pay Forum Friday
WCHL will host educators and school officials at 4:06 p.m. to talk about the teacher pay issue.
Read MoreWe Can Afford More Math Textbooks
As an engineer, I have had a lot of math education in my life, everything from multiplication tables to systems of partial differential equations. I was quite successful in these classes due in part to the good fortune of...
Read MoreNew Office, New Services In 2014 For El Centro
El Centro Hispano is moving its Carrboro office to West Weaver Street in January–and CEO Pilar Rocha-Goldberg says that’s just the beginning.
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CHCCS Teachers Face Loss Of Tenure: “It’s An Insult”
New state-mandated changes to teacher tenure met with confusion and dismay when the CHCCS board reviewed what those changes will mean for local teachers.
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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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