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Suburban, rural schools make masks optional; urban counties keep mandates - Carolina Journal
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Changes to Morehead STEM Academy during the last CMS assignment review drew protests.
As Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools lays the groundwork for next year s student assignment review, Associate Superintendent Akeshia Craven-Howell told board members the results of 2016 diversity decisions have been mixed.
Since 2002, when court orders ended race-based assignments, CMS has used a combination of neighborhood assignments and magnet options to encourage diversity. While some schools are racially and economically diverse, most are not, leading to the district being cited in state and national media as an example of resegregation.
Since then, CMS leaders have looked for ways to break up concentrations of poverty. Board policy requires an in-depth review every six years.
CMS Leaders Continue Questioning Links Between Evaluations, Race And Retaining Experienced Teachers
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Listen • 8:51 Former CMS Board Chair Arthur Griffin (right) Zooms in to a board meeting to comment on proposed changes to teacher contract policy.
A proposed change to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools’ policy on teacher contracts is raising questions about teacher quality and racial equity. Hundreds of teachers a disproportionate number of them Black could be denied four-year contracts next year.
The proposed policy revision first came up in February. It didn t attract much attention, with the spotlight focused on how and when to bring students back for in-person classes.
But it centers on one of the most important and difficult challenges for American school districts: How to identify strong teachers, get them into classrooms where the students need them most and keep them there.