Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is weighing an overhaul of its magnet offerings, which would reduce the number of magnet themes from 16 to six.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will have a remote school day for students Tuesday. CMS says instruction will be asynchronous, so students will work independently on assignments provided in advance, with assignments due the next school day. All before and after school programs are cancelled, with athletics and extracurricular activities to be rescheduled.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is considering an overhaul of its magnet programs.
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A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools middle school was nationally recognized Thursday for its efforts to provide inclusive sports to students with disabilities.
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Historically Black Clinton College in Rock Hill cancelled classes and campus activities Thursday after receiving a threat that “warranted immediate review and assessment.”
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With snow and ice in the forecast, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will be faced with a decision over whether to cancel school next week.
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Meck Pre-K’s registration opens today, one of four public pre-K options that exist in Mecklenburg County – but the only one that has no income or special needs eligibility requirements.
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Barber-Scotia College in Concord has regained its tax-exempt status after a ruling by the North Carolina Property Tax Commission.
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This week, I wanted to feature a new face on the school board. No, not Charlitta Hatch, Anna London, Cynthia Stone or Shamaiye Haynes, the board’s new members who were elected last November. I’m talking about Inchara Gopinath, a junior at North Mecklenburg High School who’s been elected by her peers to serve a one-year term on the board as its student advisor. Gopinath was one of 11 finalists selected from throughout the district.
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The mother of a 13-year-old boy is calling on Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools to release surveillance video that they say shows an administrator at Renaissance West STEAM Academy assaulting her son.
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The state will receive $2 million to help people recently released from prison find employment or educational opportunities.
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At the first Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board meeting of the new year, the board’s newest members acknowledged recent glitches with the district’s school choice lottery system.
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