The Cherokee County School System educates, inspires, and empowers students to make positive contributions to society. The Cherokee County School System will provide a safe and supportive environment where students can develop the intellectual, social, emotional, and physical skills necessary to be ready for the future.
Cherokee County Schools Return to School Plan 2021-2022 Return to School Plan General Information All students are expected to return to traditional, in-person learning for the 2021-2022 school year. Classes will meet for all students in all grade levels Monday through Friday.
Substitutes are needed in all Cherokee County Schools. Cherokee County Schools offers more than 3,900 students of Cherokee County extensive learning opportunities, including the traditional curriculum, vocational training, and technology.
The Cherokee County School Board on Thursday, Nov. 18, approved its 2022 Legislative Partnership Priorities, which advocate for continued local control of public education decisions and the end of State educational funding budget cuts. Meet a CCSD 2021 Volunteer of the Year: Jacob Carnes of Sequoyah HS!
Instead of distributing hard-copy flyers, CCSD offers this Virtual Community Bulletin Board for posting community activities and events that may be of interest to parents, students and staff.
The Cherokee County School District is pleased to have many partners in education. Partnerships create a year-round relationship that is beneficial to schools and community. Please see the Creekland Middle School Partners page for more information on our SHS partners in education.
CCSD offers an Emergency Notifications system , where parents can receive automated texts, calls or emails regarding CCSD emergency situations. For more information or to sign up, please visit the Emergency Notifications page on the main website.