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Hayesville students learn about Cherokee Culture
EBCI tribal member Diamond Brown taught students Cherokee words during his recent visit to Hayesville. Diamond Brown, or better know as Go-Sti, which means Green Leaf in Cherokee grew up in the Snowbird Community of Graham County.
Robbinsville High School EBCI graduates Class of 2014 photos
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Cherokee Middle School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
Cherokee Middle School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
Cherokee Central Schools May menus
WCU celebrates 125th anniversary with ladies luncheon
A woman described as one of the most significant chroniclers of Western Carolina University’s history delivered the keynote address at a ladies luncheon held recently in honor of the 125th anniversary of WCU’s founding in 1889.
Owl named Gates Millennium Scholar
Constance Owl, an EBCI tribal member and senior at Murphy High School, has been named a winner of the 2014 Gates Millennium Scholarship. More than 52,000 students nationwide applied for the prestigious scholarship which is funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates...
SCC student earns $4,000 NN-CaT scholarship – and some extra help
Being awarded a $4,000 scholarship was nice.The 10 monthly stipends of $250 also help a lot.
WCU couple establishes new scholarship
Western Carolina University’s John “Jack” McFadden, professor emeritus of education, and Anna McFadden, director of academic engagement and IT governance in the Division of Information Technology, have donated more than $10,000 to endow a scholarship at WCU to assist aspiring science educators.
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