Cherokee County School District high school students recently participated in a workshop to refine their employability skills.

The second annual CCSD Employability Fair welcomed 60 select students representing all six traditional high schools to learn more about resume writing, dressing for success, social media etiquette, interviewing and more.

Cherokee County School District students earned honors at an annual statewide literary competition, including two first-place wins!

Tome Student Literacy Society is a national organization dedicated to promoting reading among fourth- through 12th-grade students through club activities, community service and competition.  

Hector Vicinte of Canton was the winner of the annual Shottenkirk Jeep Wrangler raffle, which raised more than $180,000 for CCSD high school athletics and arts programs this year.  School Board member Patsy Jordan drew the winning ticket on Saturday at the dealership in Canton. High school sports and arts programs sell the raffle tickets for $5 each throughout the fall and winter, and the schools are able to keep all the proceeds. 

Cherokee County School District students earned honors at the state Technology Student Association career skills competition, with top winners advancing to nationals!

We are changing from NEFF to HERFF for our letters and letter jackets starting Spring of 2023. (There is a color difference)

For students who have the old NEFF letters and chevrons you are still able to order from NEFF at

www.neffjacketsshop.com

For students who letter in the Spring and going forward you may order from HERFF at

www.atlgrad.com

A representative from HERFF will be here Thursday April 13, 2023, during all lunches.

The cost of the basic letter jacket from HERFF is $130.00 and includes the RR letter. Additional patches may be bought for the jacket example Grad Year, Mascot etc.…

HERFF

Cherokee County School District students are advancing to the state level of the Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition!

Cherokee County School District students earned top honors in the annual Congressional Art Competition!

The national competition sponsored by the Congressional Institute recognizes exemplary artwork created by high school students.  

The Cherokee County School District participates in the statewide Child Find program to help identify students eligible for Special Education services.

The Cherokee County School Board at its meeting on Thursday, March 16, 2023 approved the appointment of new principals and other new leaders for next school year.

Cherokee County School District high school and middle school students won seats in the prestigious Georgia Music Educators Association All-State Band, Chorus and Orchestra.

The College Board is honoring 86 Cherokee County School District students through its National Recognition Programs awards!

The Cherokee County School District is beginning kindergarten and new student registration for the 2023-24 school year with a new online registration system.

The Synergy system is easy to use and similar to the previous Gateway system that CCSD parents with older children have used.  Beginning March 7, parents of any student who will be new to CCSD for the 2023-24 school year can enter information and upload documents to complete the registration process online.  Parents are asked to complete this process by May to ensure as smooth an enrollment as possible.  Parents whose children already are enrolled in CCSD in grades K-12 do not need to complete this process.

Please check out the March edition of the CCSD Connections newsletter at https://bit.ly/CCSDconnections for the latest CCSD news including announcements and upcoming events. 

The Cherokee County School District celebrated outstanding school community partners and volunteers at the annual CCSD Partner of the Year and Volunteer of the Year Recognition Ceremony.

The Cherokee County School District is kicking off its month-long celebration of the importance of literacy!

Every March, CCSD celebrates literacy beginning with Read Across America Day, a nationwide reading event that coincides with renowned children’s book author and illustrator Dr. Seuss’s March 2 birthday.  CCSD’s Office of Curriculum & Instruction coordinates the campaign, which supports the statewide Get Georgia Reading initiative and CCSD’s continued focus on improving literacy.