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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!

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

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A Strong Team Helps Create a Culture of Safety

On September 21, Superintendent Nyah Hamlett met Chief of Operations Dr. Andre’ Stewart, new Emergency Management Coordinator Vencelin Harris and other Safety Team members in front of Frank Porter Graham Bilingue. They were soon met by Principal Karen Galassi-Ferrer, and with so many trained and experienced eyes on the building and grounds, Harris kept up a steady process of note taking for repairs, purchases and inquiries.

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FOCUSED: Friday Feature with Dr. Nyah Hamlett

FOCUSED: This Career and Technical Education experience was “out of this world!"

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FOCUSED: Friday Feature with Dr. Nyah Hamlett

FOCUSED: Celebrate and Honor Laila Bradford

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CHCCS Focused on Growth to Proficiency in Latest School Performance Data

The State Board of Education approved the 2022-23 school performance data, and the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released the outcomes on Wednesday, September 6.

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School Support Hosts Day Long Wellness Retreat

The all-day CHCCS School Support and Wellness Retreat 2023 took place on August 22 at Carrboro High School. From the inspired and inspiring keynote speaker, Cheryl Fuller, to the presenters from NCDPI, the Triangle mental health community– and many of the district’s own school support leaders– the caliber of professional learning was high and the range of sessions extremely diverse.

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