Attention 2025 Prom Attendees:
BPI will be at the CCHS Prom on Saturday, April 5th to take pictures. They will offer singles packages and couples packages. A flyer has been emailed to all juniors and seniors. You may also find this information on the CCHS Facebook page.
The new CCHS is coming along. Pope Construction is making amazing progress every day.
Please see the attached flyer for information about prom photos.
Important Class Ring Notice- The last chance to order class rings will be Wednesday, March 26th during lunch. You can use the QR code on the attached flyer to view the catalog and make an order. The Herff Jones representative will be here on March 26 to answer questions and make orders.
Attention: Class of 2025
The 2025/2026 CCHS cheerleaders are busy fundraising in preparation for the upcoming season. Please consider participating in the fundraisers outlined in the Google Slides presentation linked below to help support our athletes! GO TRIBE!
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Vf1-TJ-7mfyo-5grRe_ZaJIbFsY_QQxfVfuzsPTx-qo/edit?usp=sharing
Important Baseball News:
The time for the double header with Brooks county this Friday, March 21st has been moved up to a 3:30 PM start for game 1.
All youth players should be at Indian Field by 5:00 PM. Game two will not begin before 5pm.
On Saturday, March 8, the Charlton County Literary Team competed in the regional literary meet where they placed 3rd overall. Robert Anderson placed fourth in domestic extemporaneous speaking; Jonathan Tobon-Villanueva placed third in international extemporaneous speaking; Robert Anderson and Emmanuel Nunez placed third in duo interpretation; Stephanie Greer competed in the humorous interpretation; Ella Rodeffer placed fourth in argumentative essay; Emma Walters placed second in personal essay; Lilly Huling placed first in literary analysis; Ashanti Everett placed second in girls solo; the girls trio, made up of Ashanti Everett, Chloe Mayer, and Janae Milton, placed second; the boys quartet, made up of Cooper Lloyd, Alec Rhoden, Bennett Roberson, and Drew Wilson, won first place; and Cooper Lloyd won boys solo. Lilly Huling, the boys quartet, and Cooper Lloyd will compete at state on Saturday, March 22, at Georgia Military College, in Milledgeville. Congratulations to all of these students and their sponsors, Mrs. Huling, Mr. Sloan, and Dr. Newvine!
Students from the Charlton County School District recently participated in the Young Georgia Authors Competition, where winners were selected from each grade level. The winning entries then advanced to compete against other top student works from the regional educational district.
Alexandria “Lexi” Allen emerged as the regional winner for 9th grade with her poem, Love Grows. Her piece will now move on to the state-level Young Georgia Authors Competition.
Congratulations, Lexi! We are so proud of you!
The new CCHS is taking shape. This would be the west wing of classrooms in the new school towards third street. This is in front of the existing building.
Two CCHS Sophomore students recently participated in an Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by the Fleet Reserve Association. Mellisa Dover and Janae’ Milton both were the local winners in this competition. Mellisa placed 1st and Janae’ placed 2nd. The competition included approximately 200 students from Charlton, Camden, and Glynn Counties. Mellisa and Janae’ received a Certificate and as well as a Gift Card. We would like to recognize these two students for their accomplishment. Congratulations!!
Reminder: With tomorrow being Valentines Day , we'd like to remind our families that the Charlton County School District has a NO DELIVERY POLICY. No flowers, candies, balloons, or gifts of any kind will be allowed on campus at Charlton County High School.
Former UGA and New England Patriots star Malcolm Mitchell visited our middle and high school students for a special Lunch & Learn event, sharing his incredible journey from Valdosta, GA, to Super Bowl champion and published author. With honesty and passion, he spoke about overcoming struggles with reading and how he realized that if he worked as hard at reading as he did at football, he could accomplish anything he set his mind to. He discussed the power of literacy and how making positive choices can shape the future. Malcolm encouraged all students to be lifelong learners, emphasizing that committing to education can open doors to endless possibilities! Malcolm shared, "If I can be a picture book author after not reading for 21 years, you can do anything!"
#ReadWithMalcolm #InspireTheFuture #LiteracyMatters
Attention Sophomores: Please see the attached flyer with information about ordering class rings, including the deadline to order.
Attention seniors: Please remember that Coastal Pines Technical College and College of Coastal Georgia financial aid representatives will be here tomorrow for help with the 2025-2026 FAFSA. They will be here from 8:00AM-11:30AM. Be sure to get permission from your teacher before attending. Please check your Google Classroom if you need more information.
Congratulations to Maurice Sims Jr. on signing to play football at Tennessee Tech University. Maurice has exceled on the field as well as in the classroom. We know that you will continue to make Charlton County proud! Congrats Maurice!
Prom meeting for CCHS Juniors and Seniors : There will be a mandatory meeting on Thursday, January 30th at the beginning of 2nd block for those interested in going to prom You will be called out of 2nd block to attend this meeting in the media center.
Congratulations to the CCHS Young Georgia Author winners for 2025! The winner are:
Senior Haley Crews
Junior Stephanie Greer
Sophomore Aiden Leever
Freshman Alexandria Allen
New school construction getting going at CCHS
Attention Sophomore Class Ring Order Day- Herff-Jones will be at CCHS on Wednesday January 29th at 8:00 AM for a class ring meeting. That meeting will be in the cafeteria. They will come back on Monday, February 3rd to take ring orders.