New Chinese language books bring students together at Glenwood Elementary.

Phillips Middle School students in grades 6–8 stayed active year-round through an interactive dance fitness station funded by PSF.

This project replaced worn bass endpins and installed new “perfection pegs” on violins and violas.

The CHS Science Department added four new analytical balances—precision tools that have transformed the lab experience.

30 high school students spent two days exploring creative expression through poetry with Donovan Livingston, Chapel Hill’s Poet Laureate.

At McDougle Middle School, students are bringing STEM to life through hands-on exploration and creativity.

Students from ECHHS and Phillips Middle came together in January 2026 for a memorable choral collaboration, guided by renowned guest conductor Anthony Sears from New Orleans.

Elizabeth Lindemuth, music teacher at Rashkis Elementary, received a PSF grant to bring master drummers to campus for a high-impact percussion residency.

Chapel Hill High students experienced West African culture through a PSF-funded visit from NC Chef of the Year Adé Carrena.

CHCCS students are exploring science hands-on thanks to a PSF grant that provided over $60,000 in essential K–12 classroom supplies.