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The Funding Dispute Between CMS And Mecklenburg County Commissioners Has Come To An End

WCCB Charlotte s CW July 7, 2021 CHARLOTTE, NC. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education and Mecklenburg County Commissioners reached an agreement on the withheld funds after mediations. The county will pay $56 million in full, plus an additional $11.1 million. It will also pay $1 million to update the CMS website. In return, the CMS Board of Education agreed to place increased focus on student outcomes and will work with a consultant on that implementation. The district will conduct annual evaluations on the superintendent based on their goals. The board will also make available school improvement plans online. “I’m glad that whatever this conflict was would be resolved and that we can get on with the first school year after a pandemic,” says CMS teacher Steve Oreskovic.

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Local News Roundup: Tensions Continue In 2040 Plan Talks; CMS And County In Mediation; Tepper On New Stadium; Vaccine Incentives

Tensions on City Council remain high over the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, while the disagreement over funding between Mecklenburg County commissioners and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools goes to mediation. Panthers owner David Tepper blows the top off any future stadium. And Gov. Roy Cooper offers more COVID-19 vaccine incentives.

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Charlotte Mayor Lyles Won t Take A Side In CMS-County Funding Battle

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles declined to say whether she supports Mecklenburg County's decision to withhold $56 million from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. The county wants CMS to present a detailed plan for closing achievement gaps between white and Asian students and Black and Hispanic students.

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Mary C Curtis: CMS Pushes Back on County Budget Allocation

WCCB Charlotte s CW June 2, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. Mecklenburg County Commissioners, on Tuesday, adopted a $2 billion budget that includes a controversial $56 million cut to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. CMS promises to fight back by initiating the “dispute resolution process,” which calls for the two boards to meet within seven days. In dispute is the plan to cut the CMS budget until it comes up with a plan to close the racial achievement gap. CMS says it already has a strategic plan, that the cut will harm students and that the commissioners are overstepping their legal authority. County Commissioners say it’s about accountability, and that the trim won’t affect student services.

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Mecklenburg Co Commission Plans to Pass $2B Budget Tuesday Night

Mecklenburg Co Commission Plans to Pass $2B Budget Tuesday Night
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