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Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools saw gains across all 18 state testing categories, according to data the state released Wednesday.
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Ann Doss Helms/WFAEThe Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education wants the district to review whether its payroll practices comply with state law regarding teacher pay schedules. -
WFAEUNC Charlotte has set a new enrollment record for the third consecutive year.The university said more than 33,000 students are enrolled for the fall semester, up from about 32,200 last year.
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Three members of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education abstained from voting to release the results of an investigation into Superintendent Crystal Hill. -
As students head back to school, many teachers are also gathering supplies for their classrooms. A local nonprofit is helping ease that burden by providing free school supplies to educators serving high-poverty schools. -
The investigation into Crystal Hill cost taxpayers at least $379,000, according to public records released Friday. -
Students, staff and faculty had the chance to ask Koch questions about studying in Ghana, working in Antarctica and of course — her venture to the far side of the moon. -
This weekend, the North Carolina Transportation Museum will play host to the America 250 Locomotive Celebration, honoring the nation’s semiquincentennial. -
Wake County Public Schools has a new task force to promote student attendance. Kingswood Magnet Elementary has been welcoming students with music and high fives every morning, and has a lower absenteeism rate than the district. -
Country music legend Dolly Parton leaves a legacy in North Carolina that extends well beyond her music. Since 2017, her Imagination Library has provided more than 24 million free books to young children across the state. -
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education voted Tuesday to release a summary of its outside investigation into Superintendent Crystal Hill.
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Nearly 140,000 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students returned to class Tuesday to begin the 2026-27 school year. -
Union County Public Schools students returned to classrooms Monday, with district leaders touting new academic offerings and setting goals for the year ahead.
