Black History Bowl Draws Enthusiastic Audience

For the twelfth year, all four CHCCS middle schools sent teams of AVID students to the Black History Knowledge Bowl, hosted by the local chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. This year the bowl took place on Feb. 29 at McDougle Middle School.

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.

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.

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

Molly Caudill is the 2018 Culbreth Teacher of the Year!