Do you need support creating your senior ad page for the yearbook! On the evenings of December 9th, 10th, 16th and 17th, Senior Ad Design Specialists will be available in the Media Center at CCHS from 6 - 8 pm to help create Senior Ad pages. This service is free, so be sure to take advantage of this support. See the attached add for more information.
Please feel free to wear jeans the rest of this week due to the weather. Thanks for all you do!
This is a reminder for parents who pick up or drop off their children at school.
Morning drop off parents will come in off Indian Trail.
Afternoon pickup parents will come in off Third Street. Parents will pick up students behind the school.
CCHS New Traffic Patterns / Entrances
The following will be the changes for traffic patterns and Entrances/Exits at CCHS.
Parking:
Both front parking lots will be gone as well as the road that goes behind the gym as of December 2, 2024(new construction zone).
Student and Staff parking will be behind the school as labeled on the map.
Traffic Pattern: Please refer to the attached maps for the traffic patterns as well as the entrance/exit locations at the school.
Parents, we sent an email to each student's school email account explaining the new traffic patterns at CCHS. Please review the email and let us know if you have any questions. There is a difference in the student drop-off procedures and the student pick-up procedures. The changes will take place beginning on Monday, December 2, 2024. These changes are due to the construction of the new CCHS.
Students, that have signed up to go on the Georgia Power Klondike Day Career Awareness Event in Savannah tomorrow, need to be at the front of the school by 6:45 AM. The bus will leave at 7:00, so if you are late you won’t be able to attend. If you haven’t turned in your signed permission form, you can bring it in the morning. We will return to CCHS around 2:30 tomorrow afternoon. Georgia Power will provide a Chic Fil A lunch for all participants.
Please join CCHS in congratulating our Senior Class of 2025 Superlative winners! These students will need to report to the commons area for a photograph on Wednesday, October 30th, after checking in for attendance in 1st block.
CCHS appreciates our bus driver and staff. Mrs. Haynes and our local FCCLA appreciate our drivers. Each year the FCCLA shows up for our drivers and their support staff.
CCHS Graduation Rate- The CCHS graduation rate continues to rise. CCHS has a graduation rate of 98.6% for the 2024 school year while Georgia has an 85.4% rate. Congratulations to the staff and students at CCHS.
Our September edition of the Tribe Tribune (CCHS's monthly newsletter) is now ready. Please click the shared link to read about our September students, teacher, and faculty member of the month. You will also find highlights about academics, CTAE, athletics, and more!
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Attention Charlton County High School Seniors: Monday, October 21, 2024 is senior order day during lunch. The deposit is $100 or you can pay in full.
Maidens won game 1 of the state softball playoffs at Lake Oconee Academy 8 to 3. Game 2 is about to start in 15 minutes.
Don't forget CCHS picture retakes are tomorrow Monday, October 14, 2024.
Don't miss the CCHS musical! See the attached flyer for details.
Charlton County Schools will re-open for students and staff tomorrow, Tuesday, October 1. We understand that some families are still without power. For those that are still affected by the storm, please know that we understand and fully expect you to make taking care of your family your primary concern. For those that are able to attend, schools will be open on Tuesday. Stay safe!
Currently, about 30% of homes in Charlton County are without power, and cell service is nearly non-existent in many areas. For those reasons, Charlton County Schools will remain closed on Monday, Sept. 30 to provide an opportunity for power and communications to be restored.
Charlton County Schools will be closed for students and staff Thursday and Friday, September 26 and 27, due to potential impact from Hurricane Helene. The latest National Weather Service briefing indicated that Charlton County should prepare for Tropical Storm force winds as early as Thursday morning, with likely arrival between noon and 3 p.m. on Thursday. School will reopen Monday, September 30.
There are some changes in the following CCHS athletic schedules due to the weather.
Remember that this Friday, September 27th is picture retake day at CCHS.
