3 CMS board members ask for motion to remove Stephanie Sneed as board chair
Three members of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education are asking for a motion to remove Stephanie Sneed as the board chairperson, Channel 9 learned Friday.
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Three members of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education are asking for a motion to remove Stephanie Sneed as the board chairperson, Channel 9 learned Friday.
A new light display modeling the Twin Towers will light up the sky over Romare Bearden Park in Uptown Charlotte from dusk to dawn on Thursday and Friday.
Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools is celebrating what district leaders are calling historic academic gains after the release of the latest state accountability data.
Mecklenburg County’s Jail North is one step closer to reopening as officials work to address overcrowding at the county’s main detention center.
Residents in south Charlotte’s Madison Park community are raising concerns over a development proposal that would convert Madison Central Park into athletic fields.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board of Education approved several fast-tracked policy changes Tuesday to comply with a new state law banning diversity, equity and inclusion programs in public education, drawing criticism from some board members who said the district had little choice but to act.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted Tuesday night to publicly release legally permissible information from a nearly two-month investigation into Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill’s leadership and oversight.
Ahead of the new school year, there will be five school campuses that are either brand new or drastically renovated.
A first-of-its-kind emergency training center in Stanly County is giving North Carolina first responders a realistic way to prepare for deadly flood rescues before the next disaster strikes.
A former Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools board member is demanding answers into the investigation of Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill, and many people say they want to know more about the $100,000 investigation.