🥎Charlton County High School is proud to introduce Mr. Jack Corder as the new Head Varsity Softball Coach! Coach Corder brings passion, leadership, and a commitment to helping student-athletes succeed both on and off the field.
We are excited for the future of Maidens Softball under his leadership and can’t wait to see the impact he will make on our program and school community.🥎
We are excited for the future of Maidens Softball under his leadership and can’t wait to see the impact he will make on our program and school community.🥎
CCHS is excited to celebrate Christiona Farmer as she officially signs to continue her basketball journey at Thomas University. Her determination, leadership, and passion for the game have helped her earn this incredible achievement.
Christiona has represented CCHS with pride every step of the way. We are proud to watch her take this next chapter and continue chasing greatness at the collegiate level!
Congratulations, Christiona! Your CCHS family will be cheering you on every step of the way.
Christiona has represented CCHS with pride every step of the way. We are proud to watch her take this next chapter and continue chasing greatness at the collegiate level!
Congratulations, Christiona! Your CCHS family will be cheering you on every step of the way.



⚾️Congratulations to Slade Oxley on signing to continue his baseball career at Union Commonwealth University!
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment both on the field and in the classroom have earned you this incredible opportunity. Charlton County High School is proud to see you take the next step in your academic and athletic journey.
We can’t wait to see all you accomplish at the next level. Once an Indian, always an Indian!
Your hard work, dedication, and commitment both on the field and in the classroom have earned you this incredible opportunity. Charlton County High School is proud to see you take the next step in your academic and athletic journey.
We can’t wait to see all you accomplish at the next level. Once an Indian, always an Indian!


⚾ Congratulations to Tyson Lloyd on being named last week’s Zaxby’s Student Athlete of the Week! ⚾

As part of the Students of Excellence project, supported by districts in the Okefenokee RESA region, nine students, one from each district and one from the Harrell Learning Center, are recognized for their hard work and commitment to their future goals. Charlton County has selected Sharron Lorenzo Gilyard as its representative. Sharron is a kind, hardworking, and dedicated student who is respectful and uplifting to his peers. Congratulations, Sharron!

Thankful Thursday at CCHS❤️CCHS parents provided subs, desserts, and gifts for our staff today…🖤We are so grateful for each and every parented who donated to make today a success.

CCHS proudly celebrated four outstanding students, during our Future Georgia Educators Signing Day, as they officially committed to pursuing careers in education and dedicating their futures to serving the next generation of learners. These students have demonstrated leadership, compassion, perseverance, and a genuine passion for making a difference in the lives of children. Their commitment to the teaching profession reflects the heart of service, mentorship, and lifelong learning. We are incredibly proud of these future educators and cannot wait to see the positive impact they will make in classrooms and communities for years to come. Please join us in congratulating Stephanie Greer, Harlee Lightsey, Jessica McCaughn, and Bennett Roberson as they begin their journey toward becoming tomorrow’s teachers! #TeachInThePeach #EducatorSigningDay26

Charlton County High School is proud to announce that Mr. Greg Amburgy has once again been named Teacher of the Year—marking his third time receiving this distinguished honor and reflecting his dedication, high standards, and lasting impact on students.
Known for challenging students to think critically and push themselves academically, Mr. Amburgy consistently leads classrooms where students excel and grow. While his classes are often described as “tough,” students frequently say they leave better prepared for college, careers, and real-life decision making—especially in areas like personal finance and economics.
Colleagues and administrators recognize his commitment to excellence, strong instructional practices, and ability to build meaningful relationships while maintaining high expectations.
Congratulations to Mr. Amburgy on this well-deserved recognition and for the lasting impact he continues to make at CCHS! 🎉
Known for challenging students to think critically and push themselves academically, Mr. Amburgy consistently leads classrooms where students excel and grow. While his classes are often described as “tough,” students frequently say they leave better prepared for college, careers, and real-life decision making—especially in areas like personal finance and economics.
Colleagues and administrators recognize his commitment to excellence, strong instructional practices, and ability to build meaningful relationships while maintaining high expectations.
Congratulations to Mr. Amburgy on this well-deserved recognition and for the lasting impact he continues to make at CCHS! 🎉

Anyway you slice it… We have the best teachers and staff! 🍕


Just in QUESO you didn't know....Charlton County High School has some amazing teachers and staff! We are having so much fun celebrating them this week.


We are so thankful for our AMAZING teachers and staff at Charlton County High School and look forward to celebrating them all week!


Congratulations to Trevan Cobb for being named our Zaxby's Student Athlete of the week! 🏃🏾♂️🏀🏈

Round 3 Baseball Playoff Information: Go Indians!


Attention Parents and Guardians of CCHS Seniors: Seniors that plan to attend the Senior Brunch on May 15th need to be sure to complete the form found in Google Classroom. One guest can accompany a senior for free. One additional guest may attend for $10. Please pay Dr. Newvine or Mrs. Meagan Bell. The form must be filled out and payment made, if applicable, by Friday, May 1st.

Round 2 GHSA Baseball Playoffs: Charlton County hosts Bryan County on Wednesday, April 29, 2026, game times are 4:30 and 6:30

Subject: End-of-Year Attendance and Schedule Changes (High School Only)
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Please be advised of important updates regarding the final week of school (May 18 -22) for high school students only.
Due to scheduled construction and demolition activities on campus, there will be no access to technology at CCHS during the last week of school . As a result of this limitation, final exams have been moved up one week ahead of the original schedule. They will now be held on May 13 & 14. Please ensure your student is present and prepared to complete all exams during this revised testing period. Friday, May 15 will be the last day attendance is taken at CCHS.
During the last week of school (May 18-22), CCHS will not take attendance or assign any new work for grades. Students who miss school during this week will not be penalized in any way. CCHS students who are present at school during this week will be provided meals.
Again, these adjustments are necessary at the HIGH SCHOOL ONLY. All other schools will remain on their original schedule. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work toward transitioning to the new high school in August!
Dear Parents and Guardians,
Please be advised of important updates regarding the final week of school (May 18 -22) for high school students only.
Due to scheduled construction and demolition activities on campus, there will be no access to technology at CCHS during the last week of school . As a result of this limitation, final exams have been moved up one week ahead of the original schedule. They will now be held on May 13 & 14. Please ensure your student is present and prepared to complete all exams during this revised testing period. Friday, May 15 will be the last day attendance is taken at CCHS.
During the last week of school (May 18-22), CCHS will not take attendance or assign any new work for grades. Students who miss school during this week will not be penalized in any way. CCHS students who are present at school during this week will be provided meals.
Again, these adjustments are necessary at the HIGH SCHOOL ONLY. All other schools will remain on their original schedule. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation as we work toward transitioning to the new high school in August!
Congratulations to Jerea Timmon for being named our Zaxby’s Student Athlete of the Week for last week! 🎾

⚾ Indian Spirit Night ⚾
Join us for a night of school pride, great food, and community support at Zaxby's in Folkston!
📅 Tuesday, April 28
⏰ 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Come out and show your Indian spirit while enjoying your Zaxby’s favorites—because every bite makes a difference! 10% of all sales during the event will be donated to the Dugout Club!
Bring your friends, family, and teammates and let’s pack the place in support of our student-athletes!
Join us for a night of school pride, great food, and community support at Zaxby's in Folkston!
📅 Tuesday, April 28
⏰ 5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Come out and show your Indian spirit while enjoying your Zaxby’s favorites—because every bite makes a difference! 10% of all sales during the event will be donated to the Dugout Club!
Bring your friends, family, and teammates and let’s pack the place in support of our student-athletes!

Charlton Public Library Presents
Touch - A - Truck
Saturday April 25, 2026
10:00 - 11:00 Quiet Hour
11:00 - 1:00 Honk the Horns!
Touch - A - Truck
Saturday April 25, 2026
10:00 - 11:00 Quiet Hour
11:00 - 1:00 Honk the Horns!

CCHS Important announcement for rising Juniors:
All students who are 16 years old and entering the 11th grade are required to receive a meningococcal booster. This is a requirement for all students entering the 11th grade for the 2026-2027 school year.
All students who are 16 years old and entering the 11th grade are required to receive a meningococcal booster. This is a requirement for all students entering the 11th grade for the 2026-2027 school year.
