FUNdraiser Fridays are BACK! See the attached flyer for details!
CCHS supports our local 4-H. Please review the September Newsletter.
CCHS wants to thank Harvey's Supermarket and Ms. Olivia Walker. Southeastern Grocers has always been supportive of our community and our schools. Ms. Walker goes out of her way to help our schools and our students. They donated these shopping bags recently. The CCHS Honor Court and the CCHS Homecoming Court are showing off our Harvey's bags.
Congratulations to Makayla Milton and David Walters for being elected by their peers as the 2024-2025 Miss Shilofohaw and Mr. CCHS. These two students must be in the top 10% of their class and participate in at least two school activities during their junior year of high school.
Congratulation to the 2024-2025 CCHS Honor Court. These students are in the top 10% of their class over the last 4 years in the 18 required courses.
The students are listed left to right: Olivia Morgan, Lainey Kate Harris, Abigail Thrift, Makayla Milton, David Walters, Haley Crews, Luz Pena Morales, Hayden Warren, Alyssa Gilliard.
Congratulations to the 2024 CCHS Homecoming Court. In the group picture left to right they are: Alexia Harvey 9th, Trenity Hamilton 10th, Skylar Campbell 12th, Kiara Green 12th, Joelie Kern 12th, Olivia Shivar 12th, Deekayla Mackey 11th.
Congratulation to the CCHS Class Officers for 2024-2025:
9th Grade- Ta-Soshia Tooley President, Halle Long Secretary, Juliette McCrea Treasurer, John Brayden Lee Vice President
10th Grade- Ella Rodeffer Treasurer, Cheyenne Davis Vice President, Kimbree Gowen Secretary, Jayona Kennedy President (not pictured)
11th Grade- Colton Crews President, Gracia Maxwell Vice President, Cooper Lloyd Treasurer, Stephanie Greer Secretary (not pictured)
12th Grade- Makayla Milton President, Payton Smith Secretary, Alli Clark Treasurer, Luz Pena Morales Vice President
Alli Clark is a former Certified Nursing Assistant student who earned her CNA certificate through CCHS Dual Enrollment with Coastal Pines Technical College under the instruction of Mrs. Breanna Knowles.. Alli uses her certificate by working as a CNA at a facility in Camden County through the work based learning program. Today she is volunteering her skills as a CNA to provide blood pressure screenings for the retired educators at their meeting. Alli is a good example of what Dual Enrollment can do. Thank you to the Charlton Retired Educators Association for allowing Alli to help out. Also, thanks to the CTAE Department and Dr. Josh Howard.
The last day to purchase Chromebook insurance is Monday, August 19th.
Important Class Officer Elections- Wednesday (8/14/24) is the final day to sign-up to run for a class office. Please stop by Mrs. Huling's room (Room 102) if you are interested. After tomorrow, you will not be eligible to complete the packet to be placed on the ballot. Please let me know if you have any questions! Thanks!
Charlton County Schools will be open for students on Thursday August 8th.
Buses will not be able to travel down the following roads:
Old Moniac Road
Heather Road in Winokur
Emmaus Cutoff
This will affect less than 10 students. If your child lives on one of these roads, no bus will come to get them on Thursday, and their absence will be excused.
Additional updates regarding when buses will pick up on these roads will be provided on Thursday.
Please see the attached schedule for information about purchasing season tickets.
Based on the condition of many of our dirt roads, especially in the south end of the county, and with guidance provided by the Charlton County Road Department and Emergency Management Agency, school will be cancelled for students on Wednesday, August 7th.
Although there is no school for students, Wednesday August 7 will be a regular work day for teachers and staff.
We will provide updates on when school will open for students on Wednesday after road conditions are assessed.
CCBOE: Based on the latest briefing provided by the National Weather Service for our area regarding Tropical Storm Debby, Charlton County Schools will be closed Monday, August 5th and Tuesday, August 6th for all students and staff. The potential for tropical storm force winds as early as Monday morning and through Tuesday morning, as well as the potential for major flooding the next two days has led to this decision, as student safety is our top priority. We plan to have our first day of school for students on Wednesday, August 7th. If any further changes or cancellations are needed, we will provide updates via text messaging, our website, and Facebook.
Based on the latest briefing provided by the National Weather Service for our area regarding Tropical Storm Debby, Charlton County Schools will be closed Monday, August 5th and Tuesday, August 6th for all students and staff. The potential for tropical storm force winds as early as Monday morning and through Tuesday morning, as well as the potential for major flooding the next two days has led to this decision, as student safety is our top priority. We plan to have our first day of school for students on Wednesday, August 7th. If any further changes or cancellations are needed, we will provide updates via text messaging, our website, and Facebook.
As soon as I have something to share about Monday, I will let you know. There has been some discussion but nothing decided at this point. There is another briefing at 1:30.
Congratulations to Ms. Tracey Willis, who was selected as the Charlton County School
District's Teacher of the Year for 2023-2024! Ms. Willis is a Science teacher at Charlton County High School. Charlton County High School is proud of Ms. Willis’s accomplishments.
CB Insurance is available to purchase for the 2024-2025 school year. Please contact Ashley Richard at ashleyrichard@charlton.k12.ga.us if you have any questions.
I am sure everyone has had a great summer up to this point. Now it is time to come back to school. I just resent an email about pre planning. The original went out on July 18th, so it is the same information.
IMPORTANT CCHS STUDENT PARKING PERMIT INFORMATION:
