⏰ Friday, March 27 – Early Release at 11:30 AM
🌷 March 30 – April 3 – Spring Break (No School)
📚 Monday, April 6 – Teacher Workday (No School for Students)
We hope our students and families enjoy a safe, fun, and restful break! #OneChatham
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🌸 ¡Las vacaciones de primavera ya casi están aquí! ¿Están listos? Aquí hay algunas fechas importantes para las familias de Chatham County Schools:
⏰ Viernes, 27 de marzo – Salida temprana a las 11:30 AM
🌷 30 de marzo – 3 de abril – Vacaciones de primavera (No hay clases)
📚 Lunes, 6 de abril – Día de trabajo para maestros (No hay clases para estudiantes)
¡Esperamos que nuestros estudiantes y familias disfruten de un descanso seguro, divertido y relajante! #OneChatham
If you, your child, or someone you know may be struggling, help is here. Chatham County Schools is proud to partner with the Chatham County Public Health Department to share resources and support options with families.
Visit the Chatham County Public Health Department website to find support, resources, and guidance: https://www.chathamcountync.gov/government/departments-programs-i-z/public-health/mental-health-substance-use
#OneChatham #ElevateChatham
We also want to recognize the incredible efforts of our Chatham Early College team, Kayle Maxfield, Kellan Bulmash, and Fabiola Vasquez. Thank you for representing Chatham County Schools so well! #OneChatham #ElevateChatham
We love seeing our students build confidence, creativity, and connection across grade levels! #OneChatham
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🎶 Los estudiantes de 5.º grado de Virginia Cross ofrecieron a los estudiantes de 1.º grado una divertida “peerformance”, mostrando sus habilidades con la percusión y lo que han aprendido.
¡Nos encanta ver a nuestros estudiantes desarrollar confianza, creatividad y conexión entre distintos grados! #OneChatham
With support from CORA Food Pantry, this effort helps ensure students are supported with food during the break and highlights the power of community care in action.
Spectrum News 1 was there capturing the impact, so be on the lookout for their upcoming story!
Thanks to this educational initiative, students were given a mock monthly income and had to navigate real-life expenses such as rent, utilities, groceries, and transportation while staying within budget. Along the way, they learned how quickly costs add up and the importance of planning, saving, and making informed financial choices.
Experiences like this help prepare our students for life beyond the classroom! #OneChatham
Celebrating Women’s History Month
Chatham County Schools honors the women who inspire, lead, and make a difference in our schools and community every day. We celebrate their impact and the future they continue to shape.
#ONEChatham #ElevateChatham #WomensHistoryMonth
Calling all rising high school juniors! Apply today to serve as a student advisor on NC Superintendent Mo Green's Student Advisory Council.
If you are interested in state education issues, advocating on behalf of your peers and serving as an advisor to decision-makers in K-12 education, this council is for you! As a member of the Student Advisory Council, you will meet virtually each month and serve a two-year term that concludes at the end of your senior year.
The Advisory Council is open to all students in North Carolina. Learn more and apply - https://go.ncdpi.gov/2026StudentAdvisoryCouncil.
Application deadline is Friday, May. 1.
💬 Join the Conversation: Supporting Youth Mental Health & Preventing Substance Use
Chatham County Schools, in partnership with Chatham Drug Free, invites our community to a FREE virtual conversation focused on mental health services and substance use.
🗓 Tuesday, March 24, 2026
⏰ 6:00–7:00 PM
📍 Via Zoom
🔗 https://us06web.zoom.us/j/86356884522?pwd=2gWZansajQhfAdhTcSLWofmfwG2rza.1
This informal session is open to parents, caregivers, educators, and community members.
Drop in to:
✔️ Ask questions
✔️ Connect with local service providers
✔️ Learn about resources available in our community
Together, we can support the well-being of ALL students and families.
#ONEChatham #ElevateChatham
Five students earned top-five placements at the State Beta Club competition—and they’re now headed to compete on the national stage! We couldn’t be more proud:
⭐ Stevan McMullin – 1st Place, Computer Science (6th Grade)
⭐ Sophia Aguila – 3rd Place, Spanish (6th Grade)
⭐ Rossy Francisco Martin – 5th Place, Black & White Photography
⭐ Jervis Ureña-Secena – 3rd Place, Digital Art
⭐ Eliu Vicente Barahona – 2nd Place, Performing Arts (Solo Instrumentalist) & 4th Place, Quilling
CCS is excited to welcome our newest learners!
Kindergarten registration is now open for the upcoming school year. 🎒📚📓
We look forward to partnering with your family as your child begins their school journey in a safe, supportive, and engaging environment.
📌 Learn more and register today: https://www.chatham.k12.nc.us/o/ccs/page/student-enrollment
Principals and teacher-representatives from Bonlee, Moncure, Seaforth, Jordan-Matthews, North Chatham, Chatham Grove, and Margaret B. Pollard have officially completed the Advanced Teaching Roles (ATR) design process as part of Opportunity Culture Cohort III!
This marks the final cohort to complete this important work, advancing our mission to ensure ALL students have access to excellent teachers.
Thank you to our school leaders and educators for their dedication, collaboration, and commitment to student success!
#ONEChatham #ElevateChatham
From Siler City Elementary to Jordan-Matthews High, visitors experienced our K–12 Dual Language program in action, highlighting the power of our bilingual students. To read more on the visit, click here: https://www.chatham.k12.nc.us/article/2777043
#OneChatham #ElevateChatham
#OneChatham #ElevateChatham
Dr. Anthony D. Jackson has announced his retirement as Superintendent of Chatham County Schools (CCS), effective July 1, 2026, following 39 years of service in public education.
Since 2021, his leadership has expanded opportunities for students through academics, arts, and athletics — ensuring ALL students are prepared for success in college, careers, and life. His impact will be felt for years to come.
We are incredibly grateful for his service and leadership, and thank him for helping shape the future of our schools and community.
Dr. Jackson will continue to lead CCS through the end of the school year and support a smooth transition.
To read the press release, visit: www.chatham.k12.nc.us/article/2774224
We are so grateful for the heart, dedication, and care our social workers bring to our school each day. Their work behind the scenes and alongside our students makes a meaningful and lasting impact.
Thank you for all you do to support our community!
#ONEChatham #ElevateChatham
No leprechauns spotted… just amazing students and staff! 🍀
Wishing our #ONEChatham community a fun, safe, and spirited St. Patrick’s Day filled with a little luck and a lot of smiles. 🍀
Chatham County Schools will be CLOSED for students and staff on Monday, March 16, 2026. There will be no remote learning on Monday. All CCS school buildings/campuses are closed, and all after school events, activities, and athletics are also canceled.
This closure is due to impending severe weather and the anticipated resulting road conditions across the county.
As always, the safety of our students, staff, and families is our top priority. Please stay safe and dry!
#OneChatham #StaySafe
