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A weekly feature with the Charlotte Ledger's Tony Mecia that discusses all things in the business world in Charlotte.

00000174-fa0c-de55-a17c-fe2d1fd30000Voters went to the polls on Nov. 5, 2019, to decide who will lead Charlotte and surrounding municipalities. In Mecklenburg County voters were also asked to decide on a quarter-cent sales tax to help fund the arts, parks and recreation and education. In Davidson and Mooresville, voters were asked to approve the sale of Continuum, the towns' cable and internet system. In Davidson, voters were asked to decide on a bond to help pay for public facilities. In Pineville, voters were asked to decide whether to increase the number of positions on the Town Council from four to six and whether to create electoral voting districts.

The following resources are available to help you as you evaluate which school best fits the needs of your child. Many schools host open houses, tours and allow individual pre-scheduled visits. The following resources will allow you to research the schools before you go or enroll your student:School report card data for North Carolina public schools, including charter schools.Detailed spreadsheets on 2019 school performance data for North Carolina public schools.Information about Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools options.Directory of North Carolina charter schools.Information about North Carolina private schools.