District Headlines
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New Administrators
At its July 20 meeting, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education approved several new principals and other administrative appointments.
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Phoenix Academy High School Says Farewell to Retiring Principal John Williams
Phoenix Academy High School Principal John Williams recently said goodbye to the staff and longtime friends of the alternative high school he has led for the past 10 years.
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Profile of a Rising Education Leader: CHCCS’s Own Eugenia Floyd
A year ago, Eugenia Floyd, a fourth grade teacher at Mary Scroggs Elementary School, was named the 2021 Burroughs Wellcome North Carolina Teacher of the Year, the first ever for a Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools educator. As her tenure has wound down this spring, and she’s no longer crisscrossing the state every week, she is reflecting on the past and looking ahead to What’s Next.
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CHCCS Honors Principal, Assistant Principal, Teachers and Administrators of the Year
Led by Superintendent Nyah Hamlett, a Prize Patrol from Human Resources and the Communications team spent Tuesday morning, April 26, spreading balloons, plaques – and happy surprise announcements of annual recognitions.
Where Success Is Made Simple and Education is Personalized
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Welcome to Phoenix Academy High School, member institution Chapel-Hill Carrboro City Schools. The school serves between 35-45 students between ninth and twelfth grades. The school is the designated alternative school for the district. Phoenix Academy High School's primary focus is to help students to learn, to succeed, and to lead. The school also provides and evening school program in order to serve students with other unique life circumstances.
Phoenix Academy High School Announcements
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Phoenix Academy Community Engagement Survey
Important! PAHS needs your help.
As we here at Phoenix Academy High School serve our community, we are consistently evaluating and reevaluating how we go about the business of preparing students to become educated, problem solving, and contributing members of our local and global community. To that end, we are in the process of being re-accredited as an educational institution and we need your help. The following survey will help us understand the ways in which we can do a better job of engaging with our local community. Please take a few minutes to take this survey and give us some feedback! We would be so grateful.