REMINDER! Friday, January 24, is a teacher workday. There will be no school for students.

CMS feels it is safer for students to remain at school. For this reason CMS schools will not dismiss early. After school activities, including sports are cancelled. ASEP is operating. Mid-year graduation will continue as planned. Full Message: bit.ly/CMSewm020620

Hello, CMS families. I want to share with you more about our decision to close schools last Friday. Read my full message here: bit.ly/SuptMessage0210

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education announced three principals and a director at its Feb. 11 meeting. Discover more: cms.k12.nc.us/News/Pages/CMS…

Thank you for attending our Community Engagement Session! We will host additional meetings to discuss the 2020 – 2021 operating budget. We welcome you to attend and learn more about the current budget climate and share your suggestions. Learn more: bit.ly/CMSevents

CMS continues to monitor the situation with COVID-19 (coronavirus). District leaders are aware that the situation could change quickly, and they want to be prepared. Read our full update here: bit.ly/CMScovid19

Superintendent Earnest Winston will waive the make-up day for Feb. 21, when district schools were closed due to severe weather. March 27 will remain a teacher workday. Learn more: cms.k12.nc.us/News/Pages/CMS…

CMS will provide grab and go meals while schools are closed. Lunch (and breakfast for the next day) will be served in participating school’s parking lots. Meals are free for anyone 18-years old and under. Read our full statement: cms.k12.nc.us/News/Pages/CMS…

@CMSsupt visited some of our meal distribution locations today. We are providing grab and go meals while schools are closed. Learn more and see locations here: cms.k12.nc.us/News/Pages/CMS… CMS School Nutrition

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the routines of CMS students, families and staff. To help re-establish the routine of learning for students, schools have been given access to supplemental learning resources. Discover more: cms.k12.nc.us/News/Pages/Sup…

Governor Josh Stein Roy Cooper announced March 23 that all public schools in North Carolina will remain closed for in-person instruction until May 15. The decision was made amid the rapidly evolving COVID-19 crisis. Read our full statement here: cms.k12.nc.us/News/Pages/Gov…

We pause to remember all of those who lost their lives & loved ones on this day 19 years ago. We honor the first responders who fought to save lives with courage & extraordinary heroism. Today, we look forward with love, hope and resilience. CMS will #NeverForget 9/11/2001.

Last night, the .CMS Board of Education approved a data-informed recommendation for CMS to begin a phased return to in-person instruction. See the full CMS statement below.

(1/2) The decision to return students and staff to our facilities for in-person instruction is one of the most important we will ever make as district leaders. Last night our Board voted to take an important step forward, with concern for our students and staff as the priority.

CMS is experiencing a district-wide phone outage affecting audio when calls are received. We are working with our service provider to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. If possible, please email your school or departments directly.

Five-day meal bundles will be available for pick up on Wednesday, December 16 and Monday, December 21 from 10 am – 1 pm at select locations throughout the district. Learn more: cms.k12.nc.us/cmsdepartments…

The Google suite is currently down for users worldwide. Spotty outages across our region are impacting some Chromebooks and Canvas coursework for CMS students. Google is working to resolve this as quickly as possible.

As we prepare to resume in-person learning on Monday, please watch my welcome back video. youtu.be/jFY50_R8EmM