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Results from a new survey of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students released Wednesday morning has brought up new concerns about bullying and suicide. The survey asked about 4,500 middle and high school students questions about a variety of issues from sex to suicide.
CMS Superintendent Peter Gorman said today there won?t be any school closings in a plan he?ll present to cut up to $65 million from the district?s budget.
Results from a new survey of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students released Wednesday morning has brought up new concerns about bullying and suicide. The survey asked about 4,500 middle and high school students questions about a variety of issues from sex to suicide.
Results from a new survey of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students released Wednesday morning has brought up new concerns about bullying and suicide. The survey asked about 4,500 middle and high school students questions about a variety of issues from sex to suicide.