We are incredibly grateful to Nicholson Baptist Church for their generous donation of goody bags for our last youth wrestling match. Their kindness and support mean so much to our students, and we appreciate all they do for our community.
Breaking Records Back-to-Back!
Huge congratulations to Zoey for an incredible performance at State!
š„ 3rd Place in the 200 IM ā Shattering her own record from yesterday!
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5th Place in the 500 Free ā Breaking her brand-new recordā¦ again!
Zoey, your hard work, determination, and sheer talent are unmatched. We are beyond proud of you! Keep making waves!
Mrs. Kirkās FACS classes are learning about portions, plating, and the art of making charcuterie boards today! Weāre so thankful for our amazing teachers who provide these hands-on learning experiences for our students!
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Congratulations to Evan Peters, CHS Senior Forward (#11), on being named Player of the Week by fan vote! Your dedication and performance on the court continue to shine.
February 5th is National Girls and Women in Sports Day!
Weāre proud to celebrate the hard work, dedication, and achievements of our CCSS female student-athletes.
FACS students at CMS are putting their kitchen safety skills to the test as they work to solve a kitchen crime! Who will crack the case? Stay tuned!
Best of luck to Zoey Zellner as she represents CHS at the STATE swim meet!
Congratulations to our Boys Varsity team for their impressive 55-32 win over Oglethorpe! While our Girls team came up short, they played with heart and determination. We are proud of our Tigers!
This evening, we honored our CHS Basketball Seniors and Senior Cheerleaders for their dedication, hard work, and leadership on and off the court. Their commitment to the program has left a lasting impact, and we are so proud of all they have accomplished!
A special congratulations to our seniors:
š Basketball Players: Tyler Hardman & Evan Peters
š£ Cheerleaders: Marley Sayers & Brianna Castaneda
A huge thank you to our seniors, their families, coaches, teacher and everyone who came out to support them. Once a Tiger, always a Tiger!
Hard work is in full swing at the CHS greenhouse! AG students are busy preparing to plant peppers and tomatoes while maintaining the greenhouse to ensure a successful growing season. Their dedication and hands-on learning are setting the stage for a bountiful harvest!
CHS Education as a Profession II students are busy preparing engaging and interactive learning stations for CES 4th graders tomorrow. These future educators are putting their passion into action and designing hands-on activities to inspire young learners. We canāt wait to see the impact they make!
This week is National School Counselor Appreciation Week, and we have the very best at CCSS! Thank you, Counselors, for all you do for our students, staff, and families!
CPS/ CES Felicia Jordan and Savannah Bennett
CMS: Imani Wheeler
CHS: Joy Scott
Mental Health: Morgan Keith
Social Worker: Alicia Vargas
Congratulations to our CHS wrestlers for taking first place at the area tournament! Way to represent CHS with excellenceākeep up the great work!
Since 1926, Black History Month has honored the contributions and influence of Black individuals. This February, we celebrate history, achievements, diversity, and unity in our schools!
Congratulations to our youth wrestlers who placed in the Devil Dog Challenge Hammer Series Tournament this past weekend.
Commerce City Schools has been honored with the 2024-2025 Vision Award from the Georgia Association of Educational Leaders! This award recognizes school systems that prioritize professional learning and invest in the growth of teachers, principals, and district leaders.
We are proud of this accomplishment and remain committed to continuous learning and excellence in education. We are also thankful for the support of Superintendent Billy Kirk in fostering a culture of growth and development within our schools.
Members of our team had the privilege of attending the Jackson County Area Chamber of Commerce Annual Awards Night. It was a fantastic evening of networking and celebrating the accomplishments of businesses and individuals who make a difference in our community.
The event also recognized incoming board members, including Mr. Billy Kirk. We look forward to seeing his leadership and contributions in this role.
Congratulations to Kristin Hill, our ESS Substitute of the Month! We appreciate your dedication and the positive impact you have on our students and staff.
Parents & Guardians,
Your feedback matters! All of our schools are participating in the Georgia School Climate Survey, and we invite you to share your thoughts by completing the Family Survey. This is your chance to help shape a positive and supportive school environment for your child.
š¹ Why Take the Survey?
Your input helps school leaders understand how well we engage with families and where we can improve. The survey is completely anonymousāyour answers wonāt be linked to your name. When typing answers, please do not give names or information that you donāt want to share with this school.
š¹ Who Should Participate?
If you have children in the same school, please complete just one survey for that school. If they attend different schools, please submit a survey for each.
š¹ Quick & Easy!
The survey has only 22 questions and takes just a few minutes to complete. Your honest feedback will directly impact school improvements and will be shared on the GaDOE website.
Thank you for helping us make Commerce City Schools the best it can be for all students and families! This announcement may be duplicated by each school.
Visit our webpage to participate!
https://www.commercecityschools.org/o/ccs/page/climate-surveys
A Historic Night for Our CHS Varsity Basketball Team!
Our team secured a monumental victory, defeating the #1 team in the region and the #2 team in the state, Rabun County, with a final score of 67-49. This win is a testament to the dedication, teamwork, and perseverance of our athletes and coaches. Congratulations on an outstanding performance!
