Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools

The number of Russian-speaking students in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, especially in the southeast suburbs, has grown since the invasion of Ukraine.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials say a new schedule of stipends for teachers who take on work such as band, theater and debate is fair and consistent. Some teachers say it's stingy.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools got $3.4 million from the county to match the anticipated 4.5% teacher raises. But the General Assembly will hold raises to an average of 3% — unless lawmakers change their minds.

How do you measure students' progress toward a productive life after high school graduation? That has been a major challenge for state and local officials, who have decided that just tracking graduation rates isn't good enough.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Crystal Hill unveils her five-year plan for academic improvement as she finishes her first year on the job.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' long-term plan for using housing to recruit teachers includes four affordable "villages," plus rental- and home-buying assistance.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools laid out a plan Monday to build 100 affordable housing units for teachers, and a Charlotte City Council committee recommended earmarking $1 million to get the work started.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools put social workers on the streets to get students back into classrooms this year. The district plans to do more in 2024-25.

A group of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' students has created 3D designs as part of a project to preserve the history of Charlotte’s African American neighborhoods that were destroyed through urban renewal.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools officials Tuesday updated the plans for building, replacing and renovating schools with the $2.5 billion in bonds that voters approved in 2023.