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Registration open for Love & Logic workshops
Parents are invited to attend a free, four-week workshop at Alexander Graham Middle School called “Parenting Teens with Love & Logic.” The workshops, sponsored throughout May by Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Parent… Read more
Local store donates money to schools
The Book Rack, 10110 Johnston Road, has designated March as Support Your Schools month and is donating 10 percent of each customer’s purchase to the school of the customer’s choice…. Read more
Students at South Meck learn to share
South Mecklenburg High School students Danielle Staub and Geri Soll recently created a program to address specific needs of the school’s student population in terms of school supplies. Known as… Read more
McAlpine Elementary hosts inaugural book swap
Students at McAlpine Elementary School had the chance to recycle their used books last week at the school’s book swap event, where 188 students donated and swapped 681 books. During… Read more
CMS calendar poll open to the public
People who want a say in the 2013-14 Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools calendar now have their chance. The district poll went live Monday, March 19, and includes two calendar options. In 2011,… Read more
Bone marrow drive to honor local student
People can honor the life of Sloan Chambers, a south Charlotte student who died last September from mast cell leukemia, by donating bone marrow. The First Annual Sloan Chambers’ Bone… Read more
Honor Roll: Quail Hollow Middle School, Second Quarter
All A Honor Roll Sixth grade Noah Barnett, Lauren Berger, Anna Berkey, Raven Brooks, Marielisa Cashman, Bradley Fabian, Rylee Foster, Adam George, Abigail Giles, Kathleen Harris, Michael Hickman, Mitchell Jones,… Read more
Special-needs prom big hit with area schools
by Morgan Smith Providence High School’s Sarah Gregory lived and breathed the thoughts of prom for two straight weeks, shopping for a new dress, deciding on hairstyles and practicing her… Read more
Smithfield up to the 30-day challenge
by Morgan Smith Creating habits takes consistency. Creating good, healthy habits takes commitment. That’s why students, staff and families from Smithfield Elementary School committed to a 30-day challenge last month… Read more
It’s taken a community… now let’s grow!
by Morgan Smith Jay M. Robinson seventh-grader Cole Miller visited his elementary school alma mater Saturday to continue a garden project his fifth grade class helped start nearly two years… Read more
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