St. George Elementary School and Bethune Middle School have been recognized as Reward Schools by the Georgia Department of Education. Reward Schools are among the greatest-improving 5% of Title I Schoolwide schools and Title I Targeted Assistance schools. Reward Schools also have to maintain the performance of their economically disadvantaged students, students... READ MORE >
Lisa Johns was nominated by her colleague, Larry Carter. Mrs. Johns is an eighth grade ELA teacher. She is the team leader for the eighth grade hallway. She cares deeply about her students. Mrs. Johns is a veteran teacher of 25 years and is now teaching children of former students. She has students return to her school on a regular basis to check in with her.... READ MORE >
Everyone at Bethune Middle School in Charlton County School System knows Jason Smith! That's because of his friendly demeanor, huge smile, and his willingness to help anyone in need; all without asking for anything in return. He creates an environment that is safe and clean for all students and staff, and is eager to stay until his work is... READ MORE >
The Class of 2019 at Charlton County High School had the highest CCHS graduation rate in its history since graduation rates began being monitored. Among the nine high schools in the Okefenokee Regional Educational Services Agency (RESA) area, Charlton recorded the second highest graduation rate trailing only Bacon County High School. The Okefenokee RESA includes... READ MORE >
The Charlton County Board of Education has tentatively adopted a millage rate, which will require an increase in property taxes by 1.90% percent. All concerned citizens are invited to the public hearings on this tax increase to be held at the administrative offices of the Charlton County Board of Education, 37 Touchdown Lane, Folkston, GA 31537 on October 10, 2019... READ MORE >
The Charlton County Board of Education today announces its intention to increase the 2019 property taxes it will levy this year by 1.90% percentage over the rollback millage rate. Each year, the board of tax assessors is required to review the assessed value for property tax purposes of taxable property in the county. When the trend of prices on properties... READ MORE >
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Please join us at Indian Field on Friday, October 4th at 6:50 pm to recognize Champ Bailey and his recent induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. You can purchase your t-shirt for the event from CCHS before Friday, September 20th. READ MORE >
Brantley Sloan, a recent Charlton County High School graduate, found success through the Dual Enrollment program at Coastal Pines Technical College (CPTC). During his sophomore year of high school, Sloan heard about the Dual Enrollment program from his high school counselor and quickly understood how it could benefit him. Eryn Parsons, Recruiter and High School... READ MORE >
After viewing the 6:00 p.m. briefing from the National Weather Service and consulting with the local EMA, school administration has determined all Charlton County Schools will resume a normal schedule tomorrow, Thursday, September 5, 2019. READ MORE >
Due to the possibility of Tropical Storm Force Winds and the uncertainty of the track of Hurricane Dorian, the Charlton County School System will cancel school for Tuesday and Wednesday, September 3-4, 2019. Gov. Kemp has declared a State of Emergency for Charlton County. READ MORE >
School officials have been closely monitoring Hurricane Dorian through daily briefings with the National Weather Service. At this time, our plans are to continue school as planned. The safety and security of our students, faculty, and staff are always our highest priority. Hurricane Dorian has the potential to bring heavy rain to the Charlton County area by the... READ MORE >
Bus Driver Stanley Sims is pictured with Dustin Marshall of Rush Bus Centers taking delivery of a new bus for the Charlton County School System. The bus is the first gasoline powered bus the system has used in years. Thank you to the citizens of Charlton County for supporting the ESPLOST and making this purchase possible. READ MORE >
We are loving our new app! Stay updated with access to real-time sports scores, the daily cafeteria menu, news from administrators, student stories, and even emergency notifications. Click this link to watch the video about Charlton County School's new mobile App: https://youtu.be/Aatru0WEbuk You can download the app for free on both Google Play or the Apple... READ MORE >
The CCHS Indians begin their 2019 season tomorrow night at 7:30 p.m. against Frederica Academy. Join us as we support our new coach, Coach Russ Murray, as he takes over the helm of our Indians. GO INDIANS!!! READ MORE >
We’re thrilled to announce Charlton County Schools’ new app! It’s everything Charlton County, in your pocket. Click this link to watch the video about Charlton County School's new mobile App: https://youtu.be/Aatru0WEbukWith the new app, you can access sports scores, cafeteria menus, news updates, and even emergency notifications. Download the app on Android:... READ MORE >
Congratulations to Charlton County High School class of 1996 graduate, Champ Bailey, for his selection to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. We are so proud of you. For more information about his selection, visit (link: https://www.profootballhof.com/players/champ-bailey/#PlayerMedia) profootballhof.com/players/champ-… READ MORE >
The open house schedule for the 2019-2020 school year has been set. We look forward to a great school year. READ MORE >
We are looking forward to a great school year. READ MORE >
Attention Parents and Guardians: Supplemental Student Accident Insurance is now available for the 2019-2020 school year! Click here for plan details and enrollment forms. READ MORE >
Gov. Brian Kemp has signed the record-breaking $27.5 billion budget for fiscal year 2020, which begins July 1. This year's budget includes a 2% pay raise for state employees and a $3,000 raise for teachers and other certified school employees, and fully funds the state's education formula for the second year in a row. Gov. Kemp has called the raise a "down... READ MORE >
Free meals for kids and teens this summer! 2019 Summer Texting Overview2019 Summer Texting FAQs READ MORE >