CHCCS About Community Relations

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    The Public Information Office serves as the communication link between the district and the families whose children attend our schools.
     
    The staff issues regular press releases to local media about district events, publishes news articles, designs special publications and calendars, schedules Blackboard Connect calls to remind parents of key district activities, maintains the content on the district website and our social media sites, and sends regular news updates to employees and the community through its mailing lists.
     
    The staff also helps to coordinate crisis communication during inclement weather or school safety situations.
     
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District Headlines

  • First Grade Students Welcome Author Stacy McAnulty

    Acclaimed author, Stacy McAnulty, got up early Tuesday morning, November 19, and drove from her home in Kernersville to entertain and instruct first grade students at Morris Grove Elementary School and then Estes Hills Elementary School, and from all appearances, everyone had a grand time, talking about the Universe series of books, and nonfiction writing in general.

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  • CHCCS Brings Home Four More State Titles

    The end of the fall athletic season brought four more North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) titles to CHCCS programs: Volleyball and Men’s Cross Country at Chapel Hill High School and Women’s Cross Country and individual women’s tennis title at Carrboro High School. Many other teams and individual athletes made it to late rounds in their tournaments, so it was another strong showing by CHCCS high schools.

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  • Four CHHS Students Perform at All-State Honors Chorus

    Four CHCCS students were selected to attend the Honors Chorus weekend, with a full day of rehearsals on Saturday and a concert on Sunday afternoon. East Chapel Hill High School sent three choral students, Hayden Young, Joseph Davis and Julia Rinehart. Caroline Steinert represented Carrboro High School.

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  • 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.

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  • Gizmos Come to School

    The online learning company, ExploreLearning offers Gizmos as an expanding library of more than 400 interactive science simulations, and to the delight of many teachers and students, CHCCS won a 2019-2020 Gizmos Science Success Grant to use in selected middle and high school classes across the district.

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