CMS approves policy changes, new school boundary plan
CHARLOTTE (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — At its Tuesday meeting, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education approved a series of updates that will impact students, staff, and schools.
The Board approved the next phase of its compensation study, which includes annual step increases for classified CMS employees, such as bus drivers, custodians, and teaching assistants, with at least one year of service.
These raises will begin in January 2026, pending budget approval.
Two student support policies were updated:
The Board approved Boundary Option 1 for the new elementary school being built on the Old Park Road site. This plan determines which neighborhoods the new school will serve and is designed to balance enrollment and support student success.
The Board also announced new members for the Community Equity Committee, which advises on how to ensure fair and inclusive education for all CMS students.
New members will begin their roles on July 1.
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