Whether you need to set up a new account or just need to brush up on the basics, resources for how to use the Canvas Learning Management System are just a click away! See this page for more information.
CCSD schools will be closed Feb. 16-20. Have a safe and happy winter break; we will see you Feb. 23!
We’re seeking outstanding teachers and other certified staff to join our team for next school year! Please register now for CCSD’s Job Fair on Saturday, March 7.
In celebration of today's observance of National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, join us as we thank and honor our CCSD Police Officers! Thank you to our school police officers for your dedication to ensuring our students receive the best education possible in safe and secure schools.
The Cherokee County School Board at its regular meeting on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026, heard reports of work already underway to prepare for next school year, including investing in more competitive pay for teachers and support staff, opening the new replacement Cherokee High School on time and within budget, and allocating resources to ensure every middle school student has access to a laptop computer as the first step in expanding access for all students.
Forty-one Cherokee County School District students are advancing to the Georgia Student Technology Competition! CCSD students earned the opportunity to compete in the statewide event next month by winning first place in the recently held Piedmont Regional Technology Competition.
Please check out the February edition of the CCSD Connections newsletter online here, which features CCSD news and information, including the announcement of our four CCSD Teacher of the Year finalists, information about School Choice Month and school reassignment requests for next school year, resources for parents, and much more. Thank you to our newsletter sponsor, Credit Union of Georgia, a CCSD Partner.
“Our school has worked collectively to understand how data supports our work to increase effectiveness of instructional strategies within every classroom with every student,” Ball Ground ES STEM Academy Principal Melinda Roulier said. “Data is an important piece of the puzzle that guides our work to provide each student the best opportunity to perform at their max potential.”