CMS officials say the district has agreed to accept a bid of $85,000 for the clear backpacks it originally purchased for students before finding a label warning of potential cancer-causing chemicals inside.
CMS Interim Superintendent Hugh Hattabaugh sent a note to CMS families on Friday letting them know Evolv body scanners will be installed in K-8th and middle schools across the district.
Throughout the month of July, the Town of Huntersville will be collecting school supplies to be distributed in August to children.
The Biden administration has proposed a dramatic overhaul of campus sexual assault rules. The goal is to expand protections for LGBTQ students, bolster the rights of victims and widen colleges’ responsibilities in addressing sexual misconduct.
Three animatronic dinosaurs were delivered back to the Catawba Science Center on Tuesday after being repaired and restored by students.
Bank of America will invest $2.5 million to expand UNC Charlotte's signature bridge program for historically underrepresented students and to support the creation of a Community Innovation Incubator.
Students will have access to books all summer long through the UCPS Mobile Book Bus.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board Of Education approved a new three-year plan to address the needs of Academically or Intellectually Gifted (AIG) students.
Frustration over student achievement boiling over at Tuesday's Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board meeting. It was the first meeting since the interim superintendent walked out of a meeting with faith and community leaders.
Ohio school districts could begin arming employees as soon as this fall under a bill signed into law Monday by GOP Gov. Mike DeWine.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Class of 2022 won scholarships totaling $111.1 million, with a total of 1,100 scholarships offered.
From June 13th to July 28th, UCPS will provide free lunches to children 18-years-old and younger.
An 11-year-old girl who survived the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, has told members of Congress how she covered herself in her dead classmate’s blood and played dead to avoid being shot.
The family of a Conover woman who was fatally shot in May is offering a $5,000 reward for the safe capture of shooting suspect Donald Ray Hodges.
The state Senate has passed “Parents’ Bill of Rights” legislation that in part would prohibit instruction about sexual orientation and gender identity in K-3 public school curriculum.
A young survivor of the massacre at a Texas elementary school says she covered herself with a friend’s blood and pretended to be dead while she waited for help to arrive.
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