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Superintendent Crystal Hill's controversial plan for southern school boundaries won 7-2 approval from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board Tuesday.
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As the current school year winds down, the North Carolina Board of Education got its annual report on school calendars for the coming year. It shows that 15 districts in a dozen counties, with a total of almost 177,000 students, have decided to ignore the state law that requires them to start classes “no earlier than the Monday closest to Aug. 26.”
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County commissioners gave their preliminary approval to Mecklenburg’s $2.3 billion budget Thursday morning in a straw vote session. One item that commissioners are split on, however, is Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ request for a $2.5 billion bond package, which won approval in the budget by one vote.
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About 100 people spoke Tuesday at a Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools board meeting about potential changes to south Charlotte school boundaries to accommodate a new high school and middle school. The board is set to vote on the changes June 6.
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Crystal Hill, chosen Friday to lead Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, has already built relationships with many community leaders in a year working for CMS.
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Watching the final days of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools superintendent search play out last week was like watching someone stumble just before reaching the end of a marathon.
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Less than six months after she stepped in to lead Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools on an interim basis, Crystal Hill was named superintendent of America’s 17th-largest school district.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools reveals the interim superintendent's recommendations for new boundaries in south Mecklenburg County. It could mark the end of a long, contentious process.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board has chosen one finalist for superintendent but will review "opposition research" before offering a contract.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board agreed Tuesday that it needs to make a fresh start on a comprehensive review of student assignment that’s already been almost two years in the making.