Staff appreciation days at Charlotte Central School
PTO and administration organized events for Staff Appreciation Week, May 1-5, to show gratitude to the staff.
PTO and administration organized events for Staff Appreciation Week, May 1-5, to show gratitude to the staff.
Summer camps, concerts and more. All happening at Charlotte Central School
The word theater has a long history, deriving from the ancient Greek word “theasthai,” which means to behold.
As lawmakers aim to make universal school meals a permanent measure, they are also looking to make sure more of those meals are made with local food.
Fifty-six percent of Americans believe a four-year college degree does not justify the cost because many graduates lack specific skills and are saddled with huge debt,
Every year Charlotte Central School arranges personnel to best meet the needs of the student population.
March happenings at Charlotte Central School
On Saturday, Feb 12, Champlain Valley Union High School hosted the Vermont FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics Championship, an international high school robotics competition.
Charlotte Central School has had a number of celebrations reflecting the theme of community found throughout the school.
Area events and classes for all ages.
College costs continue to rise. In the past month, Georgetown University announced that this fall’s tuition will increase 4.9 percent to $64,896.
On Friday, Feb. 24, Charlotte Central School participated in its first spelling bee since 2019.
Imagine a Zoom screen with four video boxes: the employee, two vice presidents and a human resource officer.
First and third graders joined together to color bookmarks, spreading joy by hiding them in Charlotte Central School library books.
In November, PCB testing was performed at Charlotte Central School. PCBs are human-made chemicals that were used in building materials before 1980.
A year ago, the families of Charlotte students were asked to reflect upon their hopes for their community school and upon the experiences which should be prioritized for the kids.
As the pandemic hits the three-year mark, the number of students taking standardized tests and submitting scores to colleges has declined.
Using the N-word is wrong in all situations. Now, it should be abundantly clear to every member of the Champlain Valley Union High student body that it is also wrong to use a voiceover of someone else using the word.
Charlotte Central School has been on holiday break, but there have been a number of important activities happening at the school before and after the vacation.
The whole Charlotte Central School staff spent part of Wednesday’s professional learning time working in committees to enhance the experiences of the students.