Two more local school districts have decided to close next Wednesday ahead of a large teacher protest. The Alamance-Burlington School District announced on Friday evening that the district would be making May 16 an optional...
Read MoreOne of the main concerns after local school districts voted to close for the organized Day of Advocacy on May 16 was how to make sure students in the schools who relied on free-and-reduced lunch did not go hungry. Local...
Read MoreThe Orange County Schools Board of Education voted at its meeting on Monday night to make Wednesday, May 16, an optional teacher workday. The district joins Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools and several other districts across...
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Governor Roy Cooper was shuffling through the hallways and offices of Cedar Ridge High School on...
Read MoreOrange County Schools announced several promotions of staff members to administrative roles. These promotions are the results of professional development implemented by the school system, which officials say seeks to support...
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Wednesday was an emotional day for students in Chapel Hill, Carrboro, Hillsborough and across the...
Read MoreWintry precipitation fell throughout the day on Monday, causing local schools and government offices to close early. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 10 a.m. Tuesday due to the threat of black ice, and that has...
Read MoreMuch of central North Carolina is under a Winter Weather Advisory until 10 p.m. Monday, March 12, and that has caused some local school districts to alter schedules. Chapel Hill – Carrboro City Schools will close two hours...
Read MoreA teacher who has worked in the Orange County School System as a substitute is under investigation for sending inappropriate messages to students at Hillsborough’s Cedar Ridge High School. Orange County Sheriff Charles...
Read MoreOrange County Schools will be closed Tuesday, January 30. Officials initially announced a two-hour delay “due to the possibility of hazardous road conditions presented by freezing temperatures and precipitation” but...
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