City Kitchen Holds Hog Roast To Benefit SKJAJA Fund
If you want to help provide educational and social enrichment programs for children, then you can attend the Hog Roast at City Kitchen and support the SKJAJA Fund.
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Omega Wrestling To Benefit Local School
Several former WWE wrestlers are in Chapel Hill to help raise money for Margaret Pollard Middle School as “The Hurricane” Shane Helms and a few others host Omega Championship Wrestling’s “Chapel Thrill”.
Read MoreCHCCS Implements New 5 Year Plan
Chapel Hill and Carrboro city schools will implement a new 5-year long term plan to improve school and teacher performance.
Read MoreUNC Wraps Up Move-In Weekend Sunday
It’s move-in time at UNC and students have been keeping Rick Bradley and many others from the Center for Housing and Residential Education busy.
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Debate on NC School Funding Rises as Classes Near
A battle to shape perception over whether North Carolina’s public school spending is being cut or is just right is heating up with the traditional academic year less than a week away for school districts in mountain counties.
Read MorePitt County School Board Under Fire By Parents
The case of Everett V. Pitt County School Board has brought a lot of attention to Greenville, NC and the Pitt County Schools.
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ProgressNC Says McCrory’s “Stretching The Truth” About Education Budget
Progress NC Executive Director, Gerrick Brenner says Governor Pat McCrory’s comment that this year’s education budget is the largest in North Carolina history isn’t fair to say.
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Local Teacher: “(We Won’t Have) The Personnel We Need”
One local teacher says your schools’ classrooms are filling up with students, but state budget cuts are reducing teacher’s assistants and still aren’t giving raises.
Read MoreLocal School Panel To Discuss Budget Cuts
Our Chapel Hill and Carrboro School Board Panel will meet today at 4 p.m. to talk about budget cuts and teaching.
Read MorePTA Thrift Shop Works With Local Restaurant
The PTA Thrift Shop is busy raising fund and building a new center, and recently a local company helped raise funds.
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