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    • Music Teacher Hosts Parent “Informances” at Glenwood Elementary

      On Friday, April 12, 15 parents and adult guests joined Shanshan Ma’s Mandarin dual-language kindergarten class, as music teacher Amelia Coleman led them all through a curated music lesson. Despite the children’s obvious excitement at seeing familiar faces in the audience, they listened and performed like troupers, displaying how much they have learned in eight months.

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    • "Best Communities in Music Education" Recognizes CHCCS District

      Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools was recently recognized by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) as one of the 2019 Best Communities for Music Education in the country, one of only three districts in North Carolina to win the award. For parents, students and community members who attend the numerous CHCCS musical performances throughout the year, the honor should come as no surprise.

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    • Tim Bennett of Chapel Hill High Named NC Athletic Director of the Year

      The athletic director at Chapel Hill High School, Tim Bennett, has added another top CHCCS prize by being named North Carolina Athletic Director of the Year. He received the award at the NC Athletic Directors State Conference on March 31 for his contributions to Interscholastic Athletics.

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    • English Learners at Glenwood Elementary Thrive with Robotics and Coding

      Holmes has taught English Language Learners (ELL) at Glenwood Elementary School (GES) for 14 years now, and she’s clearly still energized by her daily work with students. Her most recent initiative has been an integration of coding and robotics into language study, and she seems to be as excited by the learning as her students are.

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    • Jr. Chef Competition Spotlights East Chapel Hill Culinary Arts Pair

      On Monday, April 1, when their peers at East Chapel Hill High School (ECHHS) were settling into first period classrooms, Elijah Neal and Max Butler buttoned up white chef jackets for a morning workout of culinary tasks. As one of eight teams in the state to reach the final round in the North Carolina Jr. Chef Competition (NCJCC), Neal and Butler had been rehearsing their recipe, NC Sweet Potato Poutine, for weeks.

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