Chatham Grove Elementary School Update Chatham Grove Elementary School will become Chatham County School’s newest elementary school. The building site is located on a 24-acre site at 1301 Andrews Store Road, Pittsboro. It will be a 105,000-sf facility that will accommodate 750 students. Currently, even though there has been some
Hello! Our community was so generous with their book donations during our last book drive! It is now time to sort the remaining books, so we can distribute them accordingly! If you are available on January 23, please use the following link to sign-up: http://signup.com/login/entry/1057002999605410045 Your help is greatly appreciated!
The Chatham Education Foundation (CEF) is pleased to announce that we awarded over $11,500 in grants to the teachers and staff of the Chatham County Schools. CEF received 22 submissions totaling over $24,000. Grants were awarded in the following categories: Creative Teaching Grants and Media Center Grants. The Chatham Education
Mrs. Amy Doty is the new principal at Perry Harrison Elementary. She grew up in England and came to the United States for college. She began her teaching career as an ESL teacher at an elementary school in Durham. She taught in the classroom for many years before deciding to
Reading Tutors(FREE Training provided) and Reading Buddies needed! 1-3 hours on one or more days will make a great impact in the life of a Chatham County child. Please join the SOAR HELPS team in supporting 1st – 5th graders needing one-on-one assistance to build reading fluency and confidence in
Over 110 rising kindergarteners started their school experience a few weeks early this year in the Chatham County Schools (CCS). This summer, CCS offered a free 3-week, half day program, the OnTrack Kindergarten Readiness Camp. Thanks to a strong partnership with the Chatham Education Foundation and their donors, The Oak
Mr. Tristen Perlberg is certainly not a new face at Margaret B. Pollard Middle School. He entered the role as principal this year with seven years of administrative experience at Chatham County schools; four of those years were as Pollard’s assistant principal. Mr. Perlberg obtained his undergraduate degree from Central
The kids are all back to school now and getting adjusted to their new schedules, classes, and meeting new friends. Here in Briar Chapel, our families are meeting three new principals who are also getting adjusted to new schedules, relationships, and responsibilities. The 2018/2019 school year began with a new
The latest school performance grades were released last month. Attached is a great article on how to interpret what the grades mean and how they are calculated. http://ow.ly/4MEG30m49bs