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Award-Winning Early Education Brand Celebree School to Open First Charlotte-Area School in Matthews
MATTHEWS, N.C. — Celebree School, a leader in early childhood education for more than 30 years, is coming to the Charlotte area for the first time. Celebree School of Matthews will open in December at 1816 Galleria Blvd, Suite H, offering curriculum-based programs for children six weeks through pre-K. Enrollment is now open, and families are invited to schedule a tour and meet the team before doors open.
828newsnow.com
828 Scoreboard: Week 10 of high school football
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Another Friday night of high school football is in the books across Western North Carolina, with teams battling for conference standings and playoff positioning as the regular season winds down. Here’s a look at this week’s high school football scores from across the mountains:...
Queen City News
CMS parents and staff getting survey to weigh in on proposed schedule changes
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Parents of a Charlotte magnet school will get their voice heard after expressing concerns about a proposed new bell schedule. As Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools faces a bus driver shortage, administrators are considering a bell schedule change at several campuses for next school year. Among those is South Academy of International Language, on Nations […]
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CMS names superintendent search committee; 3 of 4 members voted to keep Hill
Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board members who voted last month to retain former Superintendent Crystal Hill will make up three of the four committee members tasked with finding her successor. CMS announced Wednesday that board members Anna London, Cynthia Stone and Monty Witherspoon will lead the ad hoc superintendent search committee alongside...
WBTV
Mountain Island Charter defense stifles South Stanly in 20-2 win
MOUNT HOLLY, N.C. (WBTV) - How good was Mountain Island Charter’s defense Friday night? The only points South Stanly scored came when the Raptors offense was on the field. The Bulls got to Mountain Island Charter quarterback Javon Boyd for a safety, and those two points were the only action South Stanly saw as the Raptors won 20-2 at home.
fortmillprepsports.com
Fort Mill opens new gym with playoff win (Oct. 21 Roundup)
New gym, new floor, new season, same result. The Fort Mill girls’ volleyball team opened their playoff season in a brand new state of the art gym at Fort Mill High School with a convincing first-round sweep of the Boiling Springs Bulldogs in the 5A state playoffs. Fort Mill...
WBTV
Charlotte leaders tour Alliance Center for Education amid preschool access concerns
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Charlotte ranks near the bottom nationally for preschool access, according to Beverly Research, and North Carolina ranks 27th in the nation. People with the power to change that got a firsthand look at what’s at stake during a bus tour organized by The Alliance Center for Education.
WBTV
West Rowan High School vs. Northwest Cabarrus High School
Niner Times
Opinion: UNC Charlotte’s acceptance rate harms the population
The more students there are on campus, the bigger the campus has to get. This requires construction, and unfortunately, it must occur during the school year — except none of the construction planned for the 2026-27 school year does anything to improve campus congestion. Key projects include remodeling Burson...
Charlotte Observer
3 CMS board members who voted to keep Hill get key role in next superintendent pick
Three Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board members who voted against firing former Superintendent Crystal Hill will now help lead the search for her replacement. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education announced Wednesday that Anna London, Cynthia Stone, Monty Witherspoon and board Chair Gregory “Dee” Rankin will serve on its Superintendent Search Ad Hoc Committee. London will chair the four-member group. London, Stone and Witherspoon were part of the 5-4 minority that opposed terminating Hill’s contract for convenience on Sept. 22. Rankin voted with the majority to fire her. That gives three board members who questioned the timing or wisdom of Hill’s removal a prominent role in shaping the search for CMS’ next superintendent. The vote came about six weeks after the board reinstated Hill following a lengthy outside investigation that found no evidence of wrongdoing on Hill’s part. The district now faces multiple ongoing probes into alleged financial irregularities, and the departure of several senior administrators . Stone said during the Sept. 22 meeting that the district was already dealing with multiple unresolved problems , including the investigations. Against that backdrop, she said it was the “wrong time to change horses” and warned that the board was adding to its own difficulties. Stone