Accusations are going public in the wake of the firing of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Earnest Winston.
While much has been made about the record-setting number of guns found on Charlotte-Mecklenburg School campuses this school year, and rightly so, there hasn’t been much attention, if any, on what teachers are saying is a dramatic increase in assaults on staff by students. According to CMS data obtained by WBT Radio, there were 299 […]
CMS School Board member Rhonda Cheek tals with Good morning BT about the dismissal of former CMS Superintendent Earnest Winston.
Tim Boyum of the Capital News Network joins to discuss the republican senate debate tonight. Theresa Payton also stops by to discuss the Elon Musk twitter bid. CMS school board member Rhonda Cheek discusses the dismissal of the CMS superintendent. Erik Spanberg of The Charlotte Business Journal on the Panthers.
A federal lawsuit alleges Mecklenburg Sheriff’s deputies at the jail failed to take steps to prevent a teen’s suicide, then covered it up. Also, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg School Board votes to fire Supt. Earnest Winston.
The travel mask mandate has been lifted but what’s next? Brett Jensen joins the program to discuss the current state of CMS and what the future will hold when it comes to a new Superintendent.
In the first hour of the show, Vince talks about CMS Superintendent Earnest Winston's plea to parents about the rising number of guns being found in school backpacks, and what could be done to fix the school's problems.Â
"Don't leave your politics at the doorstep of the classroom."
WBT reporter Brett Jensen joins Bo Thompson in the studio with audio from Brett's one-on-one interview with Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Superintendent Earnest Winston about so many weapons being found in schools.
