Two more Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools leaders to leave district amid exodus

Two more Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools leaders are departing the district in January, according to an email sent Monday and a school board member.

CMS Chief Operations Officer Tim Ivey submitted his intent to retire, a school board member confirmed to The Charlotte Observer. That makes him the fourth member of Superintendent Crystal Hill’s cabinet to announce their departure this month.

Tangela Williams, a CMS associate superintendent of human resources, will also leave the district. She told HR staff she would be retiring, effective Jan. 1, citing increasing caregiving responsibilities for a close relative. A source close to the district shared the email with the Observer.

“While this decision has not come easily, I know it is the right one for my family at this time,” Williams wrote…

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