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More than a dozen staff members are calling out Monday at a Carrboro middle school after a student threatened staff members last week.
Almost two dozen staff members didn't show up for work Monday at a Carrboro middle school after a student threatened staff members last week.
Monica Casey, WRAL Durham reporter
Police said a juvenile petition was issued for threats of mass violence on an educational property.
A student at McDougle Middle School threatened a staff member Monday, according to the school. A juvenile petition was issued by Carrboro police.
WRAL staff
State Superintendent Catherine Truitt and other Department of Public Instruction leaders say the state's current school accountability system is broken. They proposed to lawmakers Monday a new way of grading schools.
Emily Walkenhorst, WRAL education reporter
If you're looking to move to a new area, you'll likely be comparing school grades. Right now, school's performance grades only tell you about test scores -- but the state superintendent wants to take more factors into account.
There's a controversial new law on the books in North Carolina, and schools are grappling with how to comply.
Officials in two school systems had stopped the program out of fear it violated new state law.
A program intended to prevent child sexual abuse has stopped in schools in Orange County because school leaders are still deciding whether it complies with a new state law.
It was supposed to be a memorable day for parents as they dropped their kids off on the first day of school. As police searched for a gunman who killed a UNC faculty member, it became memorable for other reasons.
McDonald's is teaming up with local Triangle school districts to support teachers and students this school year.
Nearly half a million North Carolina students have missed so much school lately that they are considered "chronically absent," new data shows -- a distinction that suggests more students are at risk of eventually dropping out.
Download and print the traditional 2023-2024 Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools calendar so that you and your family can plan ahead for the coming school year.
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education issued a statement this week denouncing threats against the staff.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools went into triage mode Monday to get students to and from school after 24 of 42 school bus drivers tested positive for COVID-19 or showed cold symptoms. All drivers share a headquarters building on High School Road.
The district said drivers on all routes and for all grade levels share a headquarters where it is thought that COVID-19 spread among the staff.
Joe Fisher and Leslie Moreno, WRAL reporters
This morning, getting to school will a bigger challenge than usual for families in Chapel Hill. More than half of the school transportation staff will be out of work for the next few days after a COVID outbreak.
Over half the transportation staff for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will be out of work for the next several days, leaving at least 21 buses not running for part of this upcoming week.
Over half the transportation staff for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will be out of work for the next several days, leaving at least 17 buses not running for part of this upcoming week.
Today, we'll learn more about how one Triangle district is addressing ongoing school bus issues. On Tuesday the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools approved the highest pay rate in the Triangle for bus drivers -- which is now 20 dollars an hour.
A shortage of bus drivers is causing issues for school districts across North Carolina. Today officials at Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools will be talking about ways to solve the problem.
The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education met Tuesday and approved the highest pay rate in the Triangle for bus drivers -- which is now $20 an hour.
Lora Lavigne, WRAL Durham reporter
We're now halfway through the school year, and one local district is looking at a new approach to ending the ongoing bus driver shortage affecting families across the Triangle.
School districts across the Triangle continue to face challenges with the ongoing bus driver shortage, and some are considering making drastic changes to deal with this problem.
Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools are without bus drivers again on Friday.
