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Ramsey's Reflections
Ramsey's Reflections
And just like that, the 2024-2025 school year comes to a close.
This year has an awesome year, and one for the history books! Congratulations to our most graduates, Class of 2025. You will be missed next year, but we cannot wait to see how you use the BEAR values on the next part of your journeys to change the world.
While the campus stays busy with activity, our office hours do change for the summer. Offices are open Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30-11:30 and 1:00-4:00 with limited staff. Also teachers will return at the end of July, so please know that any emails sent will not be answered until the start of next school year.
I pray that all of you have a restful and relaxing summer break. I hope you find joy with whatever you choose to do in the next few weeks, and as an English teacher at heart, I would be remiss if I did not encourage everyone to find a good book to read.
Our next Bluff Bulletin will come out right before school starts at the end of July. Thank you all for being part of our Bear Family this year. Make good choices, and always Go Bears!
Mrs. Ramsey
The State Superintendent’s list of 2025 AP Honor Schools came out on Friday. These honors were based on the testing from Spring 2024. Congratulations to our teachers and students for the achieving the following honors:
AP Humanities Schools - Schools that administered at least five exams in each of the following AP categories: one ELA course, two social studies courses, one fine
arts course, and one world language course, and a minimum of 25 total exams administered.
AP Humanities Achievement Schools - AP Humanities schools (see above definition) with at least 50% of all AP Humanities exams earning scores of 3 or
higher.
AP Schools of Distinction - Schools with at least 20% of the total student population taking AP exams and at least 50% of all AP exams earning scores of 3 or
higher.
AP STEM Schools - Schools that administered at least 5 exams in each of four separate AP STEM courses (math, science, and computer science) and a minimum of
25 total exams administered.
AP STEM Achievement Schools - AP STEM schools (see above definition) with at least 50% of all AP STEM exams earning scores of 3 or higher.
Safety and Security
Safety and Security
"See something, Send Something" - help keep our system and students safe. If you or your student have a concern, please go to hallco.org or cbhs.hallco.org and click the yellow button to anonymously leave information to help keep our community safe and secure. See the picture below (This is just a picture, not a clickable link).
IDs and Dress Code
Our Dress Code is listed below, and a great visual reminder was created by one of our teachers is referenced to the right.
IDs are part of our school dress code and are issued to all students and staff and are expected to be visibly worn on a lanyard around the neck during the school day.
Please consider these guidelines when purchasing Back to School clothes. While our first concern is that students remain in class, students who consistently defy the dress code will have consequences beginning with calling a parent or guardian to bring other clothing to school and ending with possible ISS for not following school rules.
From the Kitchen
From the Kitchen
All lunchroom balances must be paid off each month. Balances carry over year to year. It is also important to remember that you are unable to walk at graduation without having a $0 balance. If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call. Below is the link to look at your personalized MyPaymentPlus account.
From the Nurse *IMPORTANT*
From the Nurse *IMPORTANT*
Is your student 16? If so, they MUST have the Meningitis Booster.
Reminder: All Immunization MUST be up-to-date. If you have a student turning 16 they are due an immunization that must be on file at the school.
For questions regarding immunizations and the state law, please click HERE
For the new Diabetic Law, click HERE
Calendars
Calendars
LEGACY
LEGACY
Athletics
Athletics
Girls Tennis
We are so proud of our tennis team making it to the Sweet 16. The team was one match short of moving on. Congrats on a great season!
Boys Tennis
The boys made it all the way to the final four! It was the best season to date for CBHS Tennis and we are so proud of them!
Lacrosse
The Cherokee Bluff boys lacrosse team finished their inaugural season 7-8 and finished 4th in area. We graduate 2 Seniors in Hayden Jones and Jace Brady. In a team dominated by sophomores the programs future looks bright with the end of this season.
Track
These athletes had a tremendous year bringing home CBHS first State Championship for track. Congratulations to our State Champs 4x200m Relay Sydney Trone, Tasheika Thompson, Morgan Smith, and Camila Medina! Also, a huge congratulations to our State Runner Ups this year! Sydney Trone in the 100m Dash, Emery Jones-Discus, Girls 4x400m Agnessa Lasey, Morgan Smith, Tasheika Thompson, Camila Medina. Also, the boys 4x400m Will Jacobs, Peyton Watt, Tyler Underwood, Logan Wynn for finishing as State Runner Up as well.
Congratulations to Alisa Presley for winning the State Championship 2 years in a row! She always makes us proud. Great job!
Boys Soccer
The Cherokee Bluff boys soccer team finished up their season against Mill Creek on April 18th. The boys will graduate 6 key players this year: Tristan Martinez, Abner Rebollar, Javi Navarro, Aaron Heap, Carter Scott, and Bobby Randall.
Baseball
Baseball finishes its season as State Runners Up. It was a tremendous season, going to a game 3 for the State Championship.
Girls Soccer
The girls side will play in the Sweet 16 on Thursday at Northwest Whitfield. They finished the regular season with an overall record of 11-6 in a grueling non-region schedule. They finished as Region Runner-up. In the first round, the Lady Bears dominated West Laurens 11-1.
Bear Achievements
Bear Achievements
Congrats to these two Cherokee Bluff Bears. Recently, Rylan Perry and Angela Slater competed at the 2025 Georgia CTI Spring Leadership/Competition Conference. Rylan Perry came home in third place in the area of Advertising, while Angela finished 4th (Graphic Arts) in a massive field of competitors.
One of our seniors, Angie Slater, is a featured artist for her painting that will be installed at the Hunt Tower in Downtown Gainesville! Her watercolor painting is entitled “The Sacred Scarab” and is featured on the right side of this image.
Congratulations to all of our 2025 Youth Leadership Hall participants. Above is a picture of their graduation ceremony from the program.
Congratulations to Genesis Gamez and Landon Kemp for being selected as 2025 HCSD Torch Award Athlete of the Year for Cherokee Bluff High School. They will represnt CBHS on May 13 at a county wide banquet.
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
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