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SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE
Did you know the average family spends $100 in the fall to buy school supplies for their children? We are so lucky here at Carrboro Elementary to have our annual School Supply drive. Paper, pencils, gluesticks, wipes, crayons, colored pencils and folders to name a few of the items purchased by CES PTA funding. No classroom lists or waiting in lines. Its all done for you! To ensure our staff has the funds to purchase supplies, please donate today at our square site here.

*Recommended donation is $30 for one child, in addition you can also make a donation for a family in need.

Buy School Supplies Here

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District Headlines

Elementary Schools Host African American Read-Ins

Every February, across the country and throughout CHCCS, schools host guests for African American Read-Ins to celebrate black authors, illustrators, narratives and characters. All 11 of the district’s elementary schools have participated in this annual tradition for years.

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UNC Athletes Read Like Champions

Wednesday, February 5 was World Read Aloud Day 2020, so it was a perfect date to hold the third annual Read Like a Champion celebration of literacy, presented by Duke Energy and UNC Student-Athlete Development.

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First K-12 Culinary Extravaganza Judged a Triumph

On January 27, it was anything but a “regular” Monday for the lucky staff at Lincoln Center, who were invited to taste and vote in the first K-12 Culinary Extravaganza, hosted by the CHCCS Child Nutrition Department.

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Carrboro Elementary Hosts Math Night for Families

On Wednesday night, January 22, the halls and classrooms of Carrboro Elementary School bustled with so many engaging math activities, even a numerophobe could have had a blast. The hour long event was divided into two sessions to allow families to explore different grade levels of math information and creativity.

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

North Carolina leads the country in National Board Certified Teachers

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