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    • AVID students tour OWASA

      Portrait of a Graduate: AVID Tour OWASA

      Sixteen 7th grade AVID students from Culbreth Middle School (CMS) spent nearly four hours at the OWASA (Orange Water and Sewer Authority) facilities on November 10.

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    • Stacy McAnulty at Seawell

      Instructional Excellence and Joy: An Author’s Visit

      Author visits were once a common school or grade level enrichment in this book-focused community, but they mostly fell by the wayside during the pandemic. Slowly they’re making their way back onto calendars, especially at the elementary level. As one example, third grade students at Seawell Elementary School recently listened to nationally renowned author Stacy McAnulty.

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    • Dr H with EE Ambassadors

      Social Justice Action: Equity and Empathy Ambassadors

      On October 26, the 39 Equity and Empathy Ambassadors from all four CHCCS high schools gathered to spend most of the day together, discussing the Strategic Plan 2027, grading policies and homework experiences from their respective schools.

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    • Roady and student walk and roll

      Creating a Culture of Safety and Wellness: Walk and Roll to School

      Last Wednesday morning, if you were driving or jogging around town as the sun rose, you might have been surprised to see sidewalks filled with families on foot, bicycles, scooters and strollers.

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    • Hazmat training CHHS

      Instructional Excellence: Preparing Students for Life

      While most students at Chapel Hill High School learned in classrooms, labs and studios on Monday, October 3, Travis Adkison’s CTE Firefighting Academy students spent the morning in and around the Public Safety building, surrounded by hi-tech equipment, as they received a 101 lesson from the Durham Fire Department (DFD) Hazmat Team.

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    Where Success Is Made Simple and Education is Personalized

    • 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.

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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.
       
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