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Charlotte County Public Schools Receives $100,000 in Disaster Relief Funding

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Charlotte Technical College Breaks Ground on New Aviation Training Facility

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Charlotte County Public Schools Announces Top 10 District Finalists for the Golden Apple Gala

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Charlotte County Students Receive Prestigious Service Academy Nominations from U.S. Representative Greg Steube

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Charlotte County Public Schools Expands Passive Alert K9 Partnership with Charlotte County Sheriff’s Office to Enhance Campus Safety

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Charlotte County Public Schools Launches “School Threats, Serious Consequences” Video to Emphasize Responsible Reporting with FortifyFL

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Charlotte County Public Schools Recognizes Outstanding Educators with 2024-2025 School-Based Teacher and Support Employee of the Year Awards

Charlotte County Public Schools proudly announces its 2024-2025 School-Based Winners for Teacher and Support Employee of the Year

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Charlotte County Public Schools Receives $1.4 Million Workforce Development Grant for Advanced Manufacturing Programs

Charlotte County Public Schools has been awarded a $1.4 million grant to create advanced manufacturing programs at Charlotte Technical College and Port Charlotte High School

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CCPS Enacts Hurricane Make-Up Days

To support our students' academic progress, CCPS will be utilizing the three calendar-approved Hurricane Make-up Days scheduled for Monday, November 25, Tuesday, November 26, and Wednesday, November 27.

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(Continuous Updates) Hurricane Milton

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