Chapel Hill-Carrboro families want answers as enrollment, budget problems hit teachers
At least 31 teachers could lose their job or be moved to different schools, courses or grade levels next year.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro students plead to keep teachers ‘we should be fighting to save’
This is not a decision that we take lightly, and it underscores the difficult financial realities,” CHCCS Superintendent Nyah ...
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Q&A: Carrboro Town Manager talks breaking barriers, representation
Patrice Toney joined the Town of Carrboro in 2024 as the Town's first Black woman to serve as the town manager.
The Herald-Sun4d
Chapel Hill-Carrboro students plead to keep teachers ‘we should be fighting to save’
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Students clutching carefully written speeches and petitions overflowed the Chapel Hill-Carrboro school board meeting Thursday to say they love their Latin ...
Wake County schools releases details of new proposed cellphone policy
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Wake County school district leaders are proposing a new district-wide cellphone policy. The policy ...
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Some CHCCS Educators Reassigned or Told Contracts Won’t Be Renewed
The district says 14 staffers have either been told their contracts won’t be renewed, or are still waiting to learn their ...
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On Air Today: ‘Housing Is A Healthcare Strategy’
Alliance Health's Ann Oshel and Orange County housing director Blake Rosser discuss their collaboration to promote affordable ...
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The high cost of clean creeks: Who should pay for the mounting litter problem?
Creek and environmental cleanups reveal a growing plastic problem that advocates say lawmakers can no longer ignore.
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Chapel Hill Signs Finalized DEQ Agreement for 828 MLK Boulevard Coal Ash Site
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently finalized a decade-long effort for finding a solution to the coal ash at 828 MLK Jr.