More Info About Why A CMS Board Member Stepped Down
CMS Board Member Rhonda Cheek is sharing more about what led her to announce that she will not be running for re-election.
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CMS Board Member Rhonda Cheek is sharing more about what led her to announce that she will not be running for re-election.
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Clear signs of frustration during a CMS school board emergency meeting on Monday.Β The board addressed a leaked document from former Superintendent Earnest Winstonβs personnel file.Β
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The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School district will see a familiar face back on campus Monday.
What happened in the last 15 months? It's the looming question after the CMS Board of Education fired CMS Superintendent Earnest Winston on Tuesday night. Board member Rhonda Cheek tells WCCB that when Earnest Winston's contract was extended in January 2021, her focus was to get kids back in person and restart all extracurricular activities.
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