CMS Board of Education voted to approve the 2022-23 operating budget on Tuesday. Officials say the $1.8 billion budget includes several cut backs in other areas to accommodate state-mandated raises for employees.
The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education has filed a motion to dismiss former Myers Park student Serena Evans' sexual assault lawsuit.
On Tuesday, Concord Mills partnered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Central Carolinas to sponsor a back-to-school shopping spree.
A Filipino-American CMS parent is joining the race for school board. Ro Lawsin is running in District 1, for the seat currently held by long-time board member Rhonda Cheek.
Summer break is coming to an end for students in Gaston and Cleveland Counties. After so much time spent in remote learning, parents and teachers are hoping for a school year that looks a little more normal.
A long time Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board Member is reversing her decision to step down. Rhonda Cheek says she filed for re-election in District 1 on Thursday.
A Charlotte pastor is joining the race for school board. Hamani Fisher, a pastor at Life Center International, is running in District 1, the seat being vacated by long-time board member Rhonda Cheek.
Less than three weeks left until students return to the classroom in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. The district continues to face several challenges including teacher vacancies and continued security concerns.
A former Charlotte-Mecklenburg School teacher is hitting the campaign trail. Melissa Easley is running for school board in district 1, the seat being vacated by long-time board member Rhonda Cheek.
The City Of Charlotte and Central Piedmont Community College have formed a partnership for workforce development and education during a ceremony on Monday, August 1st.
As children get ready to head back to school this month, health officials remind families to make sure their children are up to date on all required and recommended vaccines.
CMS is returning to its previous online meal application process for families seeking free or reduced-price lunch following the end of federal waivers instituted during the pandemic.
On Monday, Governor Cooper announced the beginning of the Governor's School Supply and encouraged people to donate school supplies for public school students and teachers across the state.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has backed out of teaching a seminar at George Washington University’s law school in the nation’s capital, following student protests and the university’s statement of support for the conservative justice’s role on campus.
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.
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