After more than a year of remote learning, we’ve seen how important it is for students to have access to computers, ipads, and reliable Internet. But at least 11 million students across the country don’t have a device for online…
After more than a year of remote learning, we’ve seen how important it is for students to have access to computers, ipads, and reliable Internet. But at least 11 million students across the country don’t have a device for online…
Learning experience available to all of district
Including the CMS plan
In Partnership with Charlotte Mecklenburg Library Charlotte Mecklenburg Library announces the return of Community Read in March 2021 with a focus on creating community dialogue around the themes of racism and social justice. Community Read is the Library’s month-long effort…
Board of Education approves new plan in a 8-1 vote
We share some highlights and talk with a local expert about how we can protect our kids
Hours after the state announced a modified stay-at-home order, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education voted to move all students K-12 to remote learning, from Dec. 14 through Jan. 15. The board approved the change in a 6-3 vote, with “no”…
Bus driver shortage due to leave and vacancies is the cause
How to discuss politics with your children ahead of an increasingly heated cycle
You nominated. We selected. Meet these star educators in the Charlotte area
From presidential homes to living history museums, these destinations provide hands-on learning opportunities for all ages.
In Partnership with Charlotte Christian School How is your student's school preparing them for college? At Charlotte Christian (7301 Sardis Road), one of the goals is to graduate students who find their identity in Christ and are prepared academically, spiritually,…
Here's the schedule
On CMS’ start date, class goes as smoothly as expected—that is, not at all
How to deal with the understandable re-entry anxiety
Recommendations ahead of the rapidly approaching school year
Vacancies in staffing, safety said to be primary concerns
Learning centers, tutors, and supplemental education programs
This is what ‘B+Remote’ entails
A few options for parents for the months ahead
Districts can choose between virtual and limited-capacity, in-person options
With school closures and many parents asked to assume the role of educator while also working from home, students are estimated to lose anywhere from six to 12 months of learning during the coronavirus pandemic. Parsec Financial has awarded Read Charlotte and…
As parents, we hope to shelter our children from financial worries. But are we doing more harm than good?
Local independent day school sends off graduating seniors with a thoughtful online tribute page where parents, teachers, coaches, and others can leave well wishes for individual students and the class as a whole. In Partnership with Charlotte Country Day School Coronavirus times call…
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