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Peek at the Week - Check Out our quarterly newsletter THE SEAWELL STAR!
A message from Seawell's Principal, Mrs. Arrica DuBose
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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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CHCCS Will Host Three Community Meetings
Engaging with our community is a priority of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. To that end, CHCCS is hosting a series of community meetings that will provide an opportunity for stakeholders to discuss the district’s three-year strategic plan, data from Year 1, and suggestions for Year 2.
