Charlotte, NC, September 22, 2026 —

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) board has taken action to terminate the contract of Superintendent Crystal Hill. The board voted to fire Dr. Hill, according to reports.

Details regarding the specific reasons for the board’s decision or the timeline of events leading to the vote were not immediately available following the board’s decision. The exact date of the vote was not provided in the summary information.

As of the reported vote, the future leadership of the CMS district remains a subject that will be addressed by the board. Information concerning the appointment of an interim superintendent or the process for selecting a new permanent superintendent was not disclosed.

Crystal Hill’s tenure as superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools has concluded with this board action. Further information regarding the implications of this decision for the district’s operations and strategic direction is anticipated to be released by the CMS board.

The Charlotte-Mecklenburg School District is one of the largest in North Carolina, serving a significant student population across its various schools. Decisions impacting its highest leadership position are expected to have broad relevance to students, staff, parents, and the wider community. Additional details concerning this development are expected to emerge as the district navigates this transition.



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