Twelve Chapel Hill-Carrboro schools were recently recognized by the Exceptional Children Division of the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction.
Category: Schools
Valentines for the elderly
This year, students at Frank Porter Graham Elementary had the opportunity to reach out to local elderly residents with handmade valentines.
Summer camp
CHCCS offers summer camp programs for rising first- through sixth-graders from across the district at Estes Hills Elementary, Morris Grove Elementary and Mary Scroggs Elementary schools.
Essay contest winners
Two freshmen at Chapel Hill High School placed in the 2012 Orange County Human Relations Commission’s Student Essay Contest.
5K for Education
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation is teaming up with Fleet Feet Sports Carrboro.
Charter school decision set for next week
Raleigh had its education lottery debate, Wake County had its neighborhood schools dilemma – now Chapel Hill-Carrboro is getting its moment in the spotlight of educational controversy.
School board talks budget strategy
Nearing the end of their annual retreat at the Friday Center on Tuesday, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education tackled one of the biggest items on their agenda: the 2012-13 budget.
Lady Jags prevail over S. Granville
The Carrboro High School women’s basketball team defeated the South Granville Vikings.
Choral showcase
The UNC Women’s Glee Club sponsored the fifth annual Carolina Women’s Choral Showcase last Friday in Hill Hall.
National Merit Finalists
Thirty CHCCS seniors have been named 2012 National Merit Finalists.
Nominations for Teacher of the Year
CHCCS is now accepting nominations for the 2012-13 Teacher of the Year.
Ethics Bowl champs
East Chapel Hill High School repeated as champions of the second Triangle High School Ethics Bowl on the UNC campus Saturday.
Schools won’t redistrict this year
After postponing decisions regarding overcrowding at Glenwood Elementary School, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education has decided against spot redistricting.
Chapel Hill English teacher honored
Thomas Stanfa, Honors English teacher at Chapel Hill High, was recently named the 2012 Veterans of Foreign Wars Teacher of the Year, high school level, for North Carolina.
Japanese essay contest
Students from Carrboro and Chapel Hill high schools recently placed in the fourth annual North Carolina Japanese Language Essay Contest for High School Students.