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Anna London

Board Member, District 6, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education

Party
Nonpartisan
Office phone
980-343-3000

In our reporting · 13 stories

  1. Parents Press CMS Board on Phones, Screens and i-Ready

    Schools Beyond Screens brought the CMS board a list Tuesday: a bell-to-bell phone ban, a public audit of what the district spends on technology, tighter device controls and evidence that i-Ready works. Celia Kaul, who warned this board in June, came back as a freshman.

  2. CMS Board: Five Asked to Resign, All Five Spoke

    A parent read the CMS board a petition she said carries 1,179 signatures calling for five members to resign over the vote that fired Superintendent Crystal Hill. Later, in board reports, all five spoke. None announced a resignation.

  3. SAIL Families Ask CMS Board to Undo the 9:15 Start

    Fifteen of the 33 people who spoke at Tuesday's CMS board meeting came about one thing: a later start time for South Academy of International Languages and Sedgefield Middle in 2027-28. CMS Transportation announced it Sept. 22 as an informational item needing no board vote. Parents offered an alternative.

  4. CMS Board Starts the Search for a New Superintendent, 6-2

    A week after firing Crystal Hill, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg school board voted 6-2 to create a four-member search committee. The two no votes said the board should examine its own governance first. No timeline has been set.

  5. CMS Fires Crystal Hill 5-4; Report Found No Improper Conduct

    The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Board of Education fired Superintendent Crystal Hill 5-4 on Tuesday without stating a cause, then released its own report finding no improper conduct by her. Here is how each of the nine members voted and what they said.

  6. CMS Approves 99-Year Educator Housing Lease Option

    CMS unanimously approved a 99-year lease option with Innovative Housing Solutions Foundation for educator housing adjacent to Garinger High School. IHSF must secure fundraising by June 2027.

  7. CMS Board Unanimously Approves Hill's Amended Budget

    Two weeks after rejecting Superintendent Crystal Hill's $2.1 billion budget 8-1, the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education unanimously approved her amended version on Tuesday. The same operating envelope now carries six negotiated changes, including the elimination of the $2.4 million Capturing Kids Hearts contract and the reinstatement of all four CMS-DSS educational liaison positions. The state budget remains the variable holding everything else still.

  8. CMS Final Program Choice Plan

    The board took its Program Choice votes Aug. 11, and for nine programs at eight schools, 2026-27 is the last year.

  9. CMS Board Denies Hill's $2.1B Budget 8-1, Wants a Redo

    The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools Board of Education voted 8-1 Tuesday night to deny Superintendent Crystal Hill's $2.1 billion budget and gave her two weeks to come back with a revised version, without saying, in open session, what to change. After the vote, Hill asked four times for direction at the dais. Chair Stephanie Sneed declined and adjourned. The revised budget is due May 12.

  10. State Funds 78% of CMS Positions; the County Fills the Gap

    The state funds 78 percent of CMS positions. The county funds 2,707 more. Superintendent Crystal Hill showed the board what happens if either side flinches.

  11. Mecklenburg Results: Transit Tax Passes, Democrats Sweep

    Mecklenburg County voters approved a landmark transit tax, re‑elected Mayor Vi Lyles, and delivered a clean sweep for Democrats on the council and school board in Charlotte's 2025 municipal election.

  12. CMS board forum: Districts 1–6 candidates on gains, funding

    WFAE and the League of Women Voters hosted a CMS board forum. Candidates for Districts 1–6 outlined views on achievement, funding, communications, immigration policy, teacher retention, and district needs.

  13. Summer Nunn Won't Seek Reelection to CMS Board in District 6

    Summer Nunn leaves the CMS board after one term, citing family, work, and "dysfunction." District 6 now looks for fresh candidates as November's ballot takes shape.

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