Months in the making, the district heads into the 2019-20 school year with increased speed for its digital devices.
Used instruments laying around throughout Chatham County would get repurposed for use in the school system.
The Bear Creek school is positioned to host educators desiring the witness a high-functioning AVID program.
Northwood's co-director of athletics created a group to help develop the leadership skills of student-athletes.
Chatham County Schools employees are working four, 10-hour days during the summer.
Bid packets, including work history and references, must be submitted by 4 p.m. July 11, 2019.
There are hundreds of employees in the district who are not classroom teachers yet also educate and innovate.
More and more students in the district's early college are participating in NCASA's extra-curricular academics.
The district's educators have prepared this year's graduates for their next steps, including more education for most.
Guiding the Junior Beta Club at J.S. Waters School is among the tasks educator Robbie Sirls takes on.
The district's educators are using music therapy to promote intellectual growth among exceptional children.
Laurie Paige helped establish Chatham Central's AVID program that is regarded as one of the best in the world.
Chatham County Schools, hiring across all skill sets, is a prime place for educators to grow.
Careful planning by the district's board members and administrators means no make-up day is required for students.
SkillsUSA is a national partnership of students, teachers and industry practitioners ensuring a skilled workforce.
