Cherokee County School District Graduation Rate Tops State Average, Hits New High

Cherokee County schools are celebrating a major milestone! The Cherokee County School District (CCSD) has raised its graduation rate to an impressive 92.3%, surpassing both last year’s numbers and the state average. This marks a continued upward trend for the district, with students and educators working together to achieve record-breaking success.

The newly released data shows that CCSD’s graduation rate outpaces Georgia’s overall average of 84.4%—an achievement that reflects the district’s dedication to academic excellence and student support. Superintendent Dr. Brian Hightower applauded the efforts of teachers, staff, and families, noting that this success is a result of hard work and a shared commitment to ensuring that every student can reach their full potential.

In addition to topping the state average, several CCSD high schools posted outstanding individual graduation rates, showcasing the strength and effectiveness of the district’s programs designed to help students stay on track for success.

For more details on this exciting news and a breakdown of individual school performance, visit the official announcement from CCSD here.

The future is bright for Cherokee County students!