This year, the stories of these exceptional young leaders have been brought to life by members of the Student Government Association at each school. From Student Body Presidents to Senior Class Presidents and other elected officers, these student leaders have taken the forefront in narrating the incredible journeys of their classes, emphasizing the resilience, creativity and academic excellence that define the Class of 2024.

CCS' Key Communicators program wraps up its successful inaugural year, bringing stakeholders together to discuss community issues and receive crucial updates about our innovative programs. District administrators and Key Communicators from across the community gathered this morning over breakfast in the Central Services' Board Room to mark the first year of the group's inception.

Cumberland County Schools is highlighting alumni who are making a difference locally and beyond. In this CCS Alumni Spotlight, hear from Benjamin Major, Fire Chief at Fayetteville Fire/Emergency Management Department and graduate of E.E. Smith High School.

 🎓 Celebrate the Class of 2023: Cumberland County Schools' Unforgettable Graduation Season! 🎉

Discover why CCS is the ultimate pathway to success, empowering students to conquer college, excel in careers and reach their full potential! 

Cumberland County Schools' Community Conversations event brought together stakeholders to discuss School Safety. District officials are now sorting through feedback and plan to release a report on next steps before the school year ends. Stay tuned for updates! #CCSSchoolSafety

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Leadership starts at all ages. These Student Leaders tell us why leadership is important and why you should lead by example in the classroom, in their schools, and in communities.