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CHCCS turns 100

Posted on August 14, 2008 by Staff

The cheerleading squad in the 1925 Chapel Hill High School yearbook. Photo courtesy of Chapel Hill Carrboro City Schools.The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, chartered by the North Carolina General Assembly in 1909, will turn 100 on May 4, 2009. To commemorate the district’s centennial, CHCCS will conduct a few events each month.

The celebration will kick off with the Back-to-School Convocation for staff members at Chapel Hill Bible Church on Wednesday. The convocation will focus on the district’s past, present and future. The past will be captured in a video production, while the present will be discussed through the vehicle of the district’s new strategic plan. The future will be discussed by keynote speaker David Warlick, a nationally-recognized expert in the area of technology and 21st century skills. Staff members will receive a commemorative pin and a copy of the strategic plan.

Students and families are encouraged to participate in the centennial celebration in a number of ways, and will receive a flyer that outlines the yearlong observation. The dates of activities will also be highlighted in the district’s parent calendar.

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