Penny Shockley, gifted-education specialist at Ephesus Elementary School, was named one of three North Carolina finalists for the 2010 Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching Program.
Eight Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools school nurses and three district high school students traveled to Guatemala over the summer to visit various health care organizations.
Derek Bryant and the Carrboro Jaguars (2-0) continued their habit of prolific offensive production and solid defense in Friday’s drubbing of 3A Orange (0-2). Bryant’s [...]
The U.S. Department of Education announced last week that North Carolina will receive $400 million in Race to the Top funds, which will be divided [...]
Chapel Hill High School will hold an open house today (Thursday) at 6:30 p.m. in the Hanes Auditorium. Parents are invited to meet the principal, [...]
It’s traditional when the fall semester rolls around for the university to send along a few statistics about the first-year students arriving in town. Here’s a look at some of the facts and figures:
Thanks to new grant funding received earlier this summer, Blue Ribbon Mentor-Advocate is opening the 2010-11 school year with two new full-time staff members and three new temporary staff members.
A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last week to mark the opening of Triumph Academy, a partnership of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, Orange County Schools, the Orange-Person-Chatham (OPC) Area Program for mental health and Triumph LLC.