Walk Through on Wednesday, July 30th
11am - Rising 9th graders and students new to Creekview
All other students are welcome to come at 1:30pm, if desired.
Please check out the July back-to-school edition of the CCSD Connections newsletter online here, which includes important checklist information to help you prepare for the first day of school on Friday, Aug. 1 (open house/walk-through dates, school supply lists, and more). Thank you to this month's newsletter sponsor, Credit Union of Georgia, a CCSD Partner.
The Cherokee County School District today congratulated the winners of the fourth annual Transportation Employee of the Year Awards, recognizing the best among its talented and dedicated team of school bus drivers. The awards recognize an outstanding school bus driver from each Innovation Zone (high school and feeder middle and elementary schools) and one from CCSD’s team of Special Education drivers; from this group, one overall CCSD winner is selected.
Twenty-six Cherokee County School District high school rising juniors and seniors are spending this summer as student researchers through a partnership with Georgia’s National Cancer Institute-designated comprehensive cancer center! Emory University’s Winship Cancer Institute, a CCSD Partner, made the student research positions available through its role as the Georgia Science Education Initiative’s National Cancer Institute GA YES (Youth Enjoy Science) Program site.
The Cherokee County School Board at its regular meeting and work session on Thursday, June 12, 2025, heard a report on efforts to further improve teaching and learning for next school year and appointed new school and district leaders.
Cherokee County School District students won gold in the statewide Summer Special Olympics! Cherokee County Special Olympics’ soccer team earned gold and student athletes earned individual gold medals in cheer, flag football, soccer, swimming, and track competitions at the 2025 State Summer Games recently held at Emory University.
Six Cherokee County School District students have earned community aviation scholarships dedicated to the memory of two longtime pilots. The Don Stevens and Bob Burns Memorial Scholarships, awarded by the Cherokee County Educational Foundation, honor students who attend a Cherokee County School District high school and are pursuing a private pilot’s license.