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    • Public School Foundation 2021 Endowed Teaching Chair Awards Announced

      The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Public School Foundation is delighted to announce the recipients of the 2021 Endowed Teaching Chair Awards.

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    • Teen Mental Health "Shout Out" Brings Action Teams Together

      On April 28, dozens of students, support staff and administrators from both Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and Orange County Schools joined together in a virtual session to continue crucial conversations about increasing education and broad support for adolescent mental health.

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    • Author Kiese Laymon Speaks with Carrboro HS Students

      Kiese Laymon is considered by many critics as one of the most important and original American writers today, but his stature in that top tier didn’t prevent him from accepting an invitation to spend an hour online with the Carrboro High School students in Social Studies Teacher, Matt Cone’s, Global Issues class on April 28.

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    • Ephesus ES Teacher Wins Fulbright to Explore Iceland

      Literacy Coach, Dr. Kimberly Mellor, at Ephesus Elementary School (EES) is going to Iceland this summer, and she couldn't be more excited! As one of only 16 recipients from the United States selected to attend a Fulbright-Hays Seminar Abroad in Iceland, Mellor made it through multiple rounds of the highly competitive process supervised by the U.S. Department of Education, and the awards were announced in an April 26 press release.

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    • April is Autism Acceptance Month

      April is Autism Acceptance Month, but it’s also a time, like every other month, to celebrate the powerful, expert student support by the CHCCS Autism Specialists. The commitment to students with disabilities is an integral component of the equity work across the district, as teachers, staff and parents seek ways to create more inclusive and affirming environments in our schools.

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