Glenhurst is the second rezoning request involving a subdivision in recent months that is prompting Union County Public Schools to discuss adjusting enrollment boundaries. Photo courtesy of Indian … [Read more...]
UCPS to go remote from Jan. 4 to 8
CMG file photo MONROE – Union County Public Schools will shift to remote learning from Jan. 4 to 8 to allow more time to review county health data. Superintendent Andrew Houlihan told the school … [Read more...]
Northwest School of the Arts helps Bridge for Kids, Loaves & Fishes
Photo courtesy of Northwest School of the Art CHARLOTTE – Northwest School of the Arts sponsored a drive-by food and clothing drive to benefit Loaves & Fishes and Bridge for Kids on Dec. … [Read more...]
Preschool donates 85 ‘blessing bags’ to food bank
CHARLOTTE – Students at Chesterbrook Academy Preschool on Beverly Crest Boulevard recently donated 85 “blessing bags” to Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina. Over the past few weeks, students and … [Read more...]
Beginning teacher named a finalist for state award
Kimberly Robinson went back to school after surviving cancer. Prior to teaching, she worked in the restaurant industry. Photo courtesy of Union County Public Schools MONROE – Kimberly Robinson is … [Read more...]
Stith named new leader of state community college system
By Julie HavlakCarolina Journal News Service RALEIGH — The N.C. Community College System elected Thomas Stith III to lead it through the coronavirus pandemic and steep enrollment losses. Stith … [Read more...]
Randolph IB Middle principal gets new opportunity
Brian Bambauer is introduced to the school board during its Dec. 8 virtual meeting. (screen capture) CHARLOTTE – Brian Bambauer will move from his job as principal of Randolph IB Middle School to … [Read more...]
Ardrey Kell cadet earns Legion of Valor Award
CHARLOTTE – Rhea Pokala, of Ardrey Kell High School, won the Legion of Valor Award, which is the highest award a JROTC cadet can earn. As the Battalion S4 Officer, Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Pokala … [Read more...]
Wingate grads receive silver bowl awards
WINGATE – COVID-19 concerns led Wingate University to postpone May ceremonies until October and then to cancel them altogether. But the lack of pomp and circumstance doesn’t diminish student … [Read more...]
State auditor says DPI’s COVID mismanagement puts children at risk
By Julie HavlakCarolina Journal News Service RALEIGH – The Department of Public Instruction spent $76 million of Coronavirus Relief Funds without making sure the money was helping students, … [Read more...]
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