Speaking of Schools (News On The Hill)
Want to be in-the-know about the two school districts in Orange County, North Carolina? Check out Speaking of Schools on Mondays, a ‘News on The Hill’ segment that features leaders from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Schools system and Orange County Schools system!
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Speaking of Schools: Chief Communications Officer for CHCCS Andy Jenks (opens the original)
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Chief Communications Officer for CHCCS Andy Jenks joined 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey on Monday, August 17. He discussed the upcoming start of the school year, with the first day coming one week from today. They also discussed the impending decision on where students from Glenwood Elementary will go after the upcoming school year. He also mentioned upcoming redistricting conversations, and more. The post Speaking of Schools: Chief Communications Officer for CHCCS Andy Jenks appeared first on C
Speaking of Schools: National Principal of the Year Jason Johnson (opens the original)
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Orange High School Principal and National Principal of the Year Jason Johnson joined 97.9 The Hill's Andrew Stuckey in studio on Monday, August 3. He discussed his recollection of receiving the National Principal of the Year award at a ceremony in Washington, D.C. He also recounted the work that has earned him accolades, including his decision to return to Orange High School after a prior stint leading that building, and more. The post Speaking of Schools: National Principal of the Year Jason Jo
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