Home
Learn more about Creekview High School and find helpful links here!
Get your Grizzly All Sports Pass or individual game tickets here!
Visit the Senior Info page for details on ordering your cap and gown! Initial order deadline December 1st.
Order before the price goes up in January! Visit the yearbook order center to place your order.
Click here for information
News & Events
News
Cherokee County School District students earned top honors at an annual statewide literary competition, including seven first-place wins! Tome Student Literacy Society is a national student organization dedicated to promoting reading through club activities, community service and competition.
Twelve Cherokee County School District high school students will continue their learning this summer at the prestigious Georgia Governor’s Honors Program! The statewide summer honors program for Georgia’s top rising high school juniors and seniors offers four weeks of college-level instruction at Georgia Southern University. Students are selected based on overall excellence in academics, extra-curricular activities and leadership, as well as exceptional skills and talents in a specific area of study.
The Cherokee County School District is seeking applicants for Lead Facilitator and Lead Compliance Facilitator in our Special Education department. These positions offer competitive compensation with outstanding benefits, wonderful work environment and caring team, and opportunities for professional development and advancement.
Sixty-six Cherokee County School District student athletes this month signed commitment letters to play competitive sports at the college level! This month’s National Signing Day follows signing days held earlier this school year during which CCSD student athletes signed to play on competitive college teams … for a total so far this school year of 164 signings!
The purpose of Child Find is to identify, locate, and evaluate children and youth, who are suspected of having or have a diagnosed disability or developmental delay, in order to provide free appropriate Special Education services. The Cherokee County School District serves children from three years through 21 years of age.
The Cherokee County School Board on Thursday, April 17, 2025, approved the Superintendent’s recommended budget for next school year, which holds the millage rate steady while raising teacher and support staff pay and increasing funds for classroom resources. The board also approved updated teaching and learning standards for next school year and its first-ever literacy policy and appointed several new principals and other leaders.