Community News
1st Annual Cherokee Central Schools Wellness Kickoff held
The 1st Annual Cherokee Central Schools Wellness Kickoff was held at the Cherokee Elementary School gym on Friday, Aug. 5.
Immersion Pre-K students graduate
Parents, family and friends joined together at CCS’s Cultural Center to celebrate the third graduating class of Cherokee language immersion students from pre-k at Kituwah Academy on Thursday, July 21.
Cherokee Language Camp participates in bird survey at Cowee Mound
Students and teachers from the Cherokee language camp in Robbinsville, led by Shirley Oswalt, participated in a breeding bird sample survey at the Tribe’s Cowee Mound property in Macon County on Saturday, July 9.
1st Annual Cherokee Central Schools Wellness Kickoff
Cherokee Central Schools 2011-12 Bus Routes
2011-12 Bus Routes
Cherokee Central Schools 2011-12 Calendar
August 1-3 Staff Development Days 4-5 Teacher Workdays/Principal Meetings 8 First Day of School Year – Students Return 29 Furlough Day September 5 Holiday – Labor Day 14 Early Dismissal Sacred Path All Schools Gathering 23 Early School Dismissal – Staff Development...
CHS improves Graduation, Dropout Rates
Cherokee High School had a graduation rate for the 2010-11 school year of 78.82 percent that was higher than the state (72.8 percent) and national average (71.7 percent) according to school officials. That rate marks a vast improvement for the school which recorded a 49.59 percent graduation rate the year before.
Cherokee Youth Council represents at UNITY Conference
The Cherokee Youth Council represented the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians in Minneapolis, Minnesota last week, taking 16 young adults ranging from ages 11 to 19, the largest group across the states so far. This year’s Unity Conference hosted over 1,000 Native Americans from all over the United States.
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