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Cherokee Central Schools 2014-15 Calendar
Cherokee Central Schools 2014-15 Calendar
Cherokee Central Schools 2014-15 Bus Routes
Cherokee Central Schools 2014-15 Bus Routes
New Kituwah holds Pre-K Graduation
Eight students from the New Kituwah Academy graduated from Pre-Kindergarten during a ceremony at the Chief Joyce Dugan Cultural Arts Center on Friday, July 25.
Cherokee Central Schools supply lists
Kindergarten Markers - one box Pair of scissors (1) 2-pocket folders Kleenex – two boxes Wide-rule loose leaf paper Glue sticks – one pack Pencils – one pack (2) Pink Pearle erasers Pencil box Hand sanitizer Clorox wipes Band Aids – one box Back Bag Pack of coffee...
Science Day held at Kituwah
The Snowbird Cherokee Language Summer Camp and the Cherokee Youth Gardeners held Science Day at the Kituwah fields on Wednesday, July 16. The Tribal Historic Preservation Office, the Tennessee Valley Authority, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the EBCI Natural Environmental Office had representatives on-site to teach kids about water quality, water resources, aquatic insects, fish anatomy, and all things fish.
Foerst named Cherokee High School principal
Cherokee Central Schools announced the appointment of Debora Kinsland Foerst as the new principal of Cherokee High School on Friday, July 11. Foerst is a lifelong resident of the Qualla Boundary and is proud to call herself a Cherokee alumna. Following high school,...
Cherokee students graduate from SCC
Fifteen residents of the Qualla Boundary received associate’s degrees, diplomas and/or certificates at the conclusion of Southwestern Community College’s spring semester.
Area children participate in traditional Cherokee fish harvest
Children from all over Jackson County, including Cherokee, convened on Jim Allman’s property in Webster on Monday, June 23 for the 6th Annual Traditional Cherokee Fish Harvest on the Tuckasegee River.
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