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Latinos Run Charlotte brings culture and fitness together (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Dozens of runners gather in Wesley Heights every Wednesday to pound the pavement on a three-mile run. For five years, Latinos Run Charlotte has been a place to not only rack up miles, but also to build community. Jose Escobar, lead ambassador for Latinos Run Charlotte, said the group prioritizes connection along with running. “We do mainly run, Latinos Run Charlotte, but we also prioritize just getting together, getting to know one another, breaking bread, having cafecit
Charlotte police department hosts summer academy to connect with Latino high schoolers (opens the original)
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - High schoolers from across Charlotte spent time this summer taking the first steps into a possible career in law enforcement through a program aimed at the Latino community. For the past seven years, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department has hosted dozens of students for its Latino High School Academy. It is one of several youth summer camps the department runs, though this one specifically for the Hispanic community. Students got a hands-on look at units, includin
Parents pivotal in success of Sun Valley High students (opens the original)
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MONROE, N.C. — Along with teachers and staff, dozens of parents are involved in supporting the roughly 1,200 students at Sun Valley High School in Monroe, North Carolina. Rebecca Chiccone, president of the Sun Valley Athletic Booster Club, and Morgan Sarantopoulos, a parent of a Sun Valley High senior, spoke about their support for students at the school. “I think being a parent here, it’s not just about your kids. It’s about all of the kids that live here. We want them all to be successful. We
Tens of thousands of Charlotte students head back to school with new bus safety tech (opens the original)
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PINEVILLE, N.C. (WBTV) - As tens of thousands of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools students prepared for the first bell Tuesday, district leaders, transportation officials, and parents gathered to share updates on bus safety, routes, and classroom preparations. District leaders stressed that keeping children safe begins at the bus stop, with transportation officials assuring the public that they are fully prepared for the upcoming academic year. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools will have 750 buses on t
Gastonia middle school offers musical theater class as part of new STEAM Academy (opens the original)
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The video above is a live stream of WBTV and affiliated programming, and may not be directly related to the article below. GASTONIA, N.C. (WBTV) - Grier Middle School is one of two middle schools in Gaston County that offers a STEAM Academy, and the only one offering a musical theater class. Educators say the arts program is helping students grow academically and socially. In spring 2026, Aniyah Brooks was one of the first sixth graders to participate in a production put on by the theatre arts c
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