Classic City High

As of June 28, 2024, all website content for the Clarke County School District and its individual schools and program sites has migrated to a new platform. For those who have book...

The Clarke County School District is pleased to announce that one of its veteran school nurses, Meredith Dykes, RN, has been named the state’s School Nurse of the Year by the Geor...

At its Thursday, June 13 meeting, the Clarke County Board of Education gave final approval of a fiscal year 2025 General Fund budget of $241,728,372 and voted to maintain the scho...

The Clarke County School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for the 12th consecutive year for its outstan...

The Foundation for Excellence in Public Education in Clarke County (FFE), a longstanding partner of the Clarke County School District, has announced its 2024 student awards, whic...

The Clarke County School District is pleased to announce the Class of 2024 valedictorians and salutatorians for Cedar Shoals, Clarke Central, and Classic City high schools. The ...

It’s time to celebrate the Class of 2024! The graduation ceremonies for Cedar Shoals, Clarke Central, and Classic City high schools are set for next week. Here is a rundown of...

At its Thursday, May 9 meeting, the Clarke County Board of Education approved the hire of Jessie Draper as the new director of Classic City High School and the promotion of Timoth...

The Clarke County School District invites families and staff to share their feedback about the CCSD academic calendar by completing this survey (available in English and Spanish)...

The 2024 CCSD Young Scientist Fair at Oglethorpe Avenue Elementary was a true celebration of our elementary school students grades K-5 and their work. The event featured science p...

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“Wow, it’s so crisp! I didn’t even know I couldn’t see it before!” That was the reaction from a Clarke County School District student during a recent in-school vision exam made ...