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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools 2025-26 budget was adopted in a split vote last month. County funding was a big part of the debate.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools have collected community input on how the district should approach artificial intelligence. The 10,000 responses suggest openness to using AI in the classroom.
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CMS Superintendent Crystal Hill told the Rotary Club of Charlotte on Tuesday that the district should be receiving a state supplement that most other school districts get.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officially made its recommendation for the 2026-27 academic calendar this week, but some remain frustrated with how school calendars work in North Carolina.
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The family of a Muslim female student at Ardrey Kell High School is pushing for hate crime charges to be filed against a male student, alleging the student violently beat her and used racial slurs.
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A tight budget cycle driven by a loss of federal pandemic relief money and uncertainty at the local, state and federal level is forcing Charlotte Mecklenburg-Schools to tighten its belt.
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The change comes after CMS faced criticism last month for delays in giving parents information about shooting threats at five schools.
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools are closed Wednesday, March 5, because of a high-wind advisory.
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Students at West Mecklenburg High School staged a walkout last month, protesting what they say are persistent sanitation and maintenance issues at one of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ older facilities.
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Friday marked the deadline for schools across the country to end race-based decision-making or risk losing federal funding, at least according to a letter sent from the Department of Education earlier this month.