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  1. Grassroot groups articles
  2. School children's safety - Guns, Bus driver DUI, Bus Pollution
  3. Overcrowding issues/news
  4. Forum Rules, Policies and Disclaimers
  5. Rhonda Lennon - Candidate for School Board District 1
  6. Group wants to divide school district (News 14 Carolina)
  7. Right Choices - Boot Camp
  8. Dave Channel 9 is trying to get in touch with you
  9. Charlotte Observer
  10. School funding
  11. We need your help.
  12. Huntersville Herald - Feb. 2005 - May 2005
  13. Project Hope
  14. The Leandro lawsuit
  15. Civil rights history in Charlotte
  16. Citizen Servatius- Series of articles on our school system
  17. CMS Press release
  18. Teachers topics
  19. Charlotte Post - Race + ethnic issues - Archive
  20. Rhino Times - Archives
  21. Rhino Times - Articles
  22. CMS urged to make changes now
  23. Thanks for the forum
  24. Deal with Growth or Leave
  25. The Wilmington Journal - Part of the BlackPressUSA Network
  26. Educational reform
  27. Wrong answer (Charlotte Observer)
  28. Letters to the editors of assorted publications - Archives through April 2005
  29. Educate!
  30. Southern deconsolidation meeting
  31. Publisher of the Rhino Times
  32. Charter School News & Info
  33. T.E.A.M./Ellen Martin News
  34. CMS Task Force Part 1
  35. Donna Jenkins Dawson
  36. Parents learn about advocacy
  37. WBT Radio Clips
  38. CMS blame put on wrong shoulders
  39. Dwayne Collins : Candidate for School Board District 3
  40. Creative Loafing
  41. Public information on offenders in the Charlotte Mecklenburg School System
  42. Winners: A full ride to UNC
  43. Group Of Students, Parents Protests Hate Group
  44. Speaker Jim Black of Mecklenburg
  45. CMS Student Assignment & Budget info
  46. Lake Norman Times
  47. Time to think big
  48. Accountability Services Launches Redesigned Web Site
  49. Check this out!!!
  50. Home Schooling - Having a Hand in Your Child's Education
  51. People United for Education
  52. College Bound (NDOL.org)
  53. CMS warns of unionization drive (The Milwaukee Business Journal)
  54. Mecklenburg Times
  55. Lottery for NC
  56. Before we break apart our schools
  57. Critics say rigid school rules feed South Carolina dropout rate (WBT.com)
  58. CMS troubles could impact real estate
  59. School Matters
  60. Independant Schools
  61. Mint Hill Meeting April 5, 2005 (Tuesday)
  62. Black (Mecklenburg)Moves In For Quick Kill Attempt On CMS Deconsolidation Legislation
  63. Group studying growth and schools sees money as key
  64. Big school systems draw critical look
  65. George Dunlap:School Board District 3
  66. Why do traditional high schools turn off some kids? News & Observer
  67. Superintendant Pughsley announces Retirement
  68. Bilingual parents reaching out
  69. Winners plus
  70. Bureaucrat's Junket Cost Taxpayers - Rhino Times Thurs March 31, 2005
  71. Elected leaders silenced
  72. Larry Bumgarner, Candidate
  73. Wake County - Cynthia Matson
  74. Rhodes won't give up on CMS split (News 14 Charlotte)
  75. CMS axes Equity Plus label to showcase CMS's focus on FOCUS schools
  76. Cabarrus & Rowan Counties
  77. Public Muzzled
  78. S.C. Tax Credit Bill Passes for Two-District Pilot
  79. What's next for leadership of CMS?
  80. State mulling end to city schools (Independent Tribune)
  81. CMS makes enticing educators a priority (The Charlotte Observer)
  82. Education summit boycotted by dissenters
  83. WWE star's son involved in brawl; Ric Flair mocked by high school student (Lords of P
  84. School Leaders Remind Students Of Zero Tolerance (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  85. Election Issues
  86. Local school hosts diversity summit
  87. CATS Staff Reviewing North Corridor Rail Line (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  88. Conflicts of Interest - Observer And BOE Sucker Punch Gauvreau
  89. Bonds - November 2005 vote
  90. Principle behind CMS retreat irks principals - Archive Fri., Nov. 19, 2004
  91. Coach Joe White: CMS School Board Chairman Coach
  92. Uncredited Observer Opinion Articles
  93. Letters to the Editors of various publications - May 2005
  94. News & Record
  95. Education related studies
  96. Gaston County
  97. Vilma Leake: School Board District 2
  98. Another top leader bids CMS goodbye
  99. CMS board studying changes to magnets
  100. Rhino Times - May 2005 thru July 2005
  101. Taxes, Bonds, funding issues
  102. Interim superintendent Frances Haithcock
  103. CMS does end run around Gauvreau, Smart strategy or sleazy politics?
  104. Lincoln builder's ad slams CMS (The Charlotte Observer)
  105. Briarwood Elem. School Reports Missing Money In PTA Fund (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  106. CMS Poll: Public favors CMS breakup
  107. Larry Gauvreau : School board member District 1
  108. Kaye McGarry: School Board Member At-Large
  109. Unify Or Break Up? N.C. Legislators Differ On School Districts (WXII-TV Winston-Salem)
  110. NewsWeek gives CMS kudos for AP, IB participation
  111. Parents, CMS discuss school boundary (News 14 Charlotte)
  112. Huntersville Herald Archives
  113. School board hears ideas on streamlining choices
  114. So you think OUR school board's crazy?
  115. End of grade exams set to begin (News 14 Charlotte)
  116. N.C. braces for important year-end tests (Myrtle Beach Online)
  117. Dr. B. Lee Kindberg : School Board District 6
  118. Louise Woods - School Board District 4
  119. Unify or break up? N.C. legislators differ on school districts (The Daily Advance)
  120. Another Choice for Black Children
  121. Judge accuses CMS of 'academic genocide'
  122. Grants Will Lead To Technology-Themed High Schools
  123. The Advocate- Charlotte advocates for Education weekly publication
  124. Mollie Griffin - District 5
  125. Principal wants Olympic High School to break up
  126. Students rewarded for week of hard work (News 14 Charlotte)
  127. Charlotte Black Political Caucus
  128. Kit Cramer : School Board Member-At-Large
  129. The Strategy Behind The Controversy - Bill James/Parks Helms
  130. N.C. State School Superintendents race
  131. Guilford students ace state computer tests (News-Record)
  132. General Dynamics executive lends hand to CMS students (The Charlotte Observer)
  133. Recent Robberies Have CMS Developing Security Plan (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  134. Destroying Your Child To Save a Buck
  135. CMS drug use down, study says (The Charlotte Observer)
  136. Myers Park High places first in the world in Odyssey of the Mind Competition(CMS web)
  137. Tasers used to subdue students
  138. Police Search For Theives After Break-ins At Schools (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  139. Haigler leaving CMS to take job at CPCC
  140. Below are 7 tips to help your student prepare for end-of-course tests:
  141. Broad Foundation rewards 15 seniors (The Charlotte Observer)
  142. Gang Of One Organizes To Prevent Gang Violence
  143. Ex-Panther Donnalley to coach Christian (The State)
  144. College honored for service (News 14 Charlotte)
  145. Letters to the Editors of various publications - June 2005 thru July 2005
  146. Huntersville Herald - June 2005 -
  147. Milligan Academy's philosophy long on discipline (Herald & Review)
  148. School Board Candidate Filing dates
  149. School crime numbers higher than reported
  150. Reports show spike in Armed Robberies
  151. Gandy plans Gaston project (BizJournals)
  152. CMS teacher incentives
  153. Latinos begin to speak up (Greensboro News-Record)
  154. Study: School Start Times Cost Teens Sleep
  155. Schools take fresh look at discipline
  156. Schools' closing means more meals, less money for many families
  157. Schools seek teachers at career fair (News 14 Charlotte)
  158. CMS task force Part 2
  159. Property Tax Hike Approved In Mecklenburg County
  160. Questioning a group's spin on the facts (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
  161. 5-year-old Claims 2nd-Grader Molester Her On Bus
  162. Battling the long-term budget blues (The State)
  163. It's wrong when council concludes: `Not my job!'
  164. Union's example, Fast-growing county may teach Mecklenburg some lessons
  165. Finns have answers on education
  166. Citizen Servatius - Part II
  167. Elected officials travels
  168. 4 arrested at West Charlotte High graduation
  169. HOPEWELL COMMENCEMENT: Happy ending to 4-year-long hard road (The Charlotte Observer)
  170. Free to Choose: Wall Street Journal , Milton Friedman
  171. Black community meets to talk education strategies (Hickory Daily Record)
  172. Proposals from CMS down to wire (The Charlotte Observer)
  173. School Board Needs To Answer The Big Question
  174. Homeschoolers seek access
  175. School Assignment Part 2
  176. Topic Education (PNN)
  177. Highlights of N.C. House budget (The Herald-Sun)
  178. Extra money for struggling students? (The Charlotte Observer)
  179. OBSERVER WATCHDOG: CMS misses chances to guide growth (The Charlotte Observer)
  180. CMS' $6 million challenge (The Charlotte Observer)
  181. About half pass N.C. writing test (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  182. Student shuffle proposed (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  183. Parents: Stick to assignment plan (Lexington Herald-Leader)
  184. CMS takes stance against 3 rezonings (The Charlotte Observer)
  185. School Testing articles
  186. High Schools | Advances seen, but small (The Charlotte Observer)
  187. Summer school starts for CMS (News 14 Charlotte)
  188. Teachers - Symposium and continuing education credits for summer workshop
  189. Open some magnets to all? (The Charlotte Observer)
  190. Special teacher-student relationship spans across generations (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
  191. A shooting range on the same street as an elementary school
  192. CATCHING UP WITH ... JOHN MURPHY: Beach life for former CMS leader (The Charlotte Observer)
  193. Increase in violent crimes for Charlotte from last year
  194. S.C. ahead on preschool teacher training, children's behavior
  195. Road construction projects on Old Statesville & Alexanderana
  196. School furniture for sale
  197. Diverse demands drive parents to opposing sides
  198. Wachovia donates $15M for education (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance)
  199. Pughsley to attend final board meeting (News 14 Charlotte)
  200. Parents Upset About CMS Proposal (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  201. Parents protest proposed boundaries
  202. RACE AND IMMIGRATION (Newhouse News Service)
  203. FUMErs-- ALERT-- Proposed transportation zones splits our area!
  204. CMS says so long to Pughsley (News 14 Charlotte)
  205. Voter issues, Election 2005
  206. Julian H. Wright, Jr.
  207. Melee erupts uptown after fireworks/New Year's eve
  208. 311 is new way to connect with county
  209. Disciplinary options limited
  210. Magnet schools evolve as parents mull options
  211. Manning ruling stops short of solutions for CMS woes
  212. Teens to lobby for smoke-free schools (News 14 Charlotte)
  213. Public Property Stolen or damaged
  214. Middle-class blacks fare better away from low-income schools
  215. District 4 School Board Race
  216. After School Problems
  217. Bonds A Bad Bet For Suburbia
  218. School Board District 1
  219. Center City Partners
  220. State Rep. John Rhodes
  221. School tips from Tenn. city
  222. Gangs on the rise in N.C.
  223. Developers Want Tax Break For Uptown Arts Venues (WSOC-TV 9 Charlotte)
  224. CMS returning to court - Judge Manning Memo
  225. School supply charity to reach across region
  226. CMS summer school
  227. International House exec to head CMS Diversity Office(BizJournals)
  228. CMS task force holds public meetings (BizJournals)
  229. Time for back-to-school shots (News 14 Charlotte)
  230. CMS seeks budget panel member
  231. New School Year 2005-06 articles
  232. CMS begins superintendent search (News 14 Charlotte)
  233. Lewis Guignard
  234. http://www.wsoctv.com/news/4748942/detail.html
  235. School Assignment Issues
  236. La Noticia
  237. Charlotte-Meck Digest
  238. Business incentives harder to get (The Charlotte Observer)
  239. Diversity is a major issue for CMS
  240. A CLOSER LOOK AT THE REGION (The Charlotte Observer)
  241. Advantage Carolina
  242. Their survey of women just might surprise you (The Charlotte Observer)
  243. School system prepares for flurry of construction (BizJournals)
  244. CMS transfer deadline passes (News 14 Charlotte)
  245. Governor Dispatches 'Turnaround Teams' To Fix Problems In High Schools
  246. Principals to unveil improvement plan
  247. Letters to the Editor of Various publications-Aug. 2005-Sept. 2005
  248. Electronic state high school offers flexibility
  249. INSIDE THE ISSUE: Choking Charlotte (The Charlotte Observer)
  250. Vacation & moderating this site