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.
We are saddened by the loss of our colleague Mrs. Carolyn Hannah who recently passed away.
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.
Carol Little led schools as a principal before overseeing federal programs that impact students and their families.
Career and Technical Education students in the district have earned awards on both the state and national levels.
Several Bears have qualified for national SkillsUSA competition in Louisville, Kentucky, this summer.
Year after year, the Chatham County Schools Finance Department garners praise for its clean record keeping.
Wellness pros helped students understand the importance of good hygiene and healthy relationships.
Two Northwood FCCLA students will represent both the school and the state on the national level this summer.
Northwood High School educator Leslie Burwell coached her students to top NCASA finishes.
