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About 75% of North Carolina school districts will bring students back on Monday. Here's what to know about Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools.
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North Carolina teachers are leaving at higher rates, while Charlotte-area school districts are competing to hire each other's educators, a new state report shows.
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Most of North Carolina's 1.5 million students return to classes today, but the scramble to hire teachers for them is far from over.
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A partnership between Union County Public Schools, South Piedmont Community College and Wingate University offers students and assistants a path to becoming teachers at little or no cost for tuition.
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The Union County school board voted 6-3 Friday to rescind an earlier vote to defy North Carolina's school calendar law, saying a lawsuit left them with no choice.
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Two Union County parents have sued the school board over the board's vote to defy North Carolina's school calendar law and open in early August.
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Union County Public Schools is holding a series of public information sessions about the $134 million bond referendum on the November ballot.
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The latest North Carolina test scores show Union County Public Schools outperformed most districts while Gaston County trailed. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has huge racial gaps.
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Fueled by federal COVID-19 money, Charlotte-area school districts are offering signing bonuses and other incentives to compete for staff in the final stretch before kids return to schools.
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Filing opens Monday for six seats on the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board. Campaigns are already underway in most surrounding districts, and it's shaping up to be an intense season.