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Byline: Steve Lyttle
Aug. 20--The four-year federal grant that has supplied money for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools' beefed-up character education program ends in late October.
But CMS teachers and officials say character education will continue to be a high priority in the school system.
"I think we've shown -- with all the success we've enjoyed -- that character education is not an add-on program," said Sandra Hussey, director of Character Education for CMS and a former principal and assistant principal. "It has become a part of life, a part of the fabric, in our schools."
About 300 CMS administrators and teachers gathered Tuesday at the…