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There is a major leadership change coming to one of the largest high schools in Mecklenburg County.
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There is a major leadership change coming to one of the largest high schools in Mecklenburg County.
Classes are officially underway for some students in Mecklenburg County.
Charlotte Mecklenburg School Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill will return to the district August 12th. The CMS Board of Education placed Dr. Hill on paid leave back in June to complete an investigation into matters regarding administrative and operational oversight.
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education held a special meeting Thursday night at the Government Center in Uptown.
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Before classes begin on Monday, the district held it's annual pep rally to get teachers and staff excited for the new school year.
CMS Board of Education chair Stephanie Sneed released a statement late Wednesday night about the status of the board's investigation into Superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill.
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