Culbreth Student's Life Honored with a Violin

Abigail Rice was a seventh grade orchestra student at Culbreth Middle School who loved her violin and all things Harry Potter. On October 21, Abigail and her mother, Heather Rice, were killed in a head-on car collision, and since then, the Culbreth community has struggled to process and commemorate the life of one of their own.

CHCCS Employees Among the Nation’s Newest National Board Certified Teachers

North Carolina leads the country in National Board Certified Teachers

Culbreth Students Encounter the "Reality of Money"

The media center at Culbreth Middle School transformed recently into a Financial Planning boot camp, courtesy of the Carrboro branch State Employees’ Credit Union (SECU), a cadre of engaged, sometimes amused parent volunteers, six SECU employees and a rotation of school staff. It takes a big village to teach “The Reality of Money” to several hundred eighth grade students on a single day.

CHCCS Holds Swearing-In for School Board Members

Three new school board members and one re-elected member were sworn in at the December 5 meeting at Lincoln Center.

Eighth Grade Students Tour High School CTE Programs

Many eighth grade students have never stepped foot in our CHCCS high schools, but for the first year, nearly 1,000 of them were able to ride buses to the schools they will attend next year, to explore the Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs available in our high schools.

Molly Caudill is the 2018 Culbreth Teacher of the Year!