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    • The PTA Reflections contest is underway.  This years theme is "Look Within" . Students can submit writing, art, photography, dance or music to express what "Look Within" means to them.  The deadline for submissions is November 1st.  Visit  PTA.org for more information.
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    • 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 Receives $4.3M Grant from Oak Foundation

      Funds Will Support Work to Address the Racial Equity Gap

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    • "Driving is Exhausting" Reminds Drivers to Stop Idling

      For parents who drive their children to and from CHCCS schools, keep an eye out for new signs in the drop-off zones. “Driving is Exhausting” signs will stay up for two weeks as part of a No Idling campaign, spearheaded in large part by the energetic and exuberant Green Team at Phillips Middle School.

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    • Public School Foundation Hosts Novice Teachers Tea

      After a string of extremely hot days, the weather in Chapel Hill cooperated, cooling off in honor of the newest CHCCS teachers to enjoy a patio celebration at the Weathervane Restaurant, for the twelfth annual Public School Foundation (PSF) Novice Teachers’ Tea.This year, the event was co-sponsored by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Association of Educators (CHCAE).

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    • Family Engagement Summit Celebrates Third Year of Success

      The Family Engagement Summit is becoming a fall tradition in Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools; for the third year, the halls and classrooms of Culbreth Middle School filled with parents and grandparents, educators, vendors, and even three dogs who serve as Pet Pals.

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