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    • Food for Students Surpasses Half a Million Meals Delivered

      In the past six months, Food for Students has developed into a highly networked and tremendously successful outreach program that provides meals for hundredsFood is currently delivered to 37 sites, with a series of exciting summer enrichment events now in the books. The group recently celebrated the 500,000 meals milestone. of CHCCS students.

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    • EVERFI Awards Champion District Seal to CHCCS

      Add another accolade to Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, with a nod to Director of Career and Technical Education (CTE), Kathi Breweur. On September 11, Tom Davidson, the CEO and founder of the online learning platform, EVERFI, emailed Breweur to announce the award of the 2020 Champion District seal to CHCCS.

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    • Four-Year Cohort Graduation Rates Rise for CHCCS

      Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools received encouraging news from North Carolina Public Schools on September 2, reflecting an increase in four-year cohort high school graduation rates for 2019-2020. The gains were especially notable among Black Students, Students with Disabilities and Economically Disadvantaged Students.

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    • New Teachers Participate in Three Day Orientation

      The challenges for first year teachers can be far-ranging and daunting. Now imagine those challenges amplified and extended when your first year will begin with remote instruction, from Meet the Teachers to that ever important First Day.

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    • PSF Teacher Supply Store Succeeds in New Format

      Every August, one of the great kickoff traditions in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is the Teacher Supply Store presented by the Public School Foundation and East Chapel Hill Rotary Club. Started in 2007 as an annual event, the goal has always been to defray some of the costs of materials teachers need to start the school year, much of which comes out of their own pockets.

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