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Shopping for a Good Deal??
Don't you hate it when you buy a cute outfit but it doesn't meet dress code? See the example below of what is and is not school appropriate when you are shopping over the summer for great deals!
Students who continue to make the choice to not adhere to dress code may have further consequences. So please plan ahead now.
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).
Counselor's Corner
Counselor's Corner
Throughout the year the counselors will be sharing information for students and families. For a quick connection to what is happening in our counseling office, please click the link below.
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
Summer scho
*PLEASE NOTE THAT EARLY EXAMS WILL NOT BE GIVEN. IF YOUR STUDENT NEEDS TO BE OUT SICK, YOU WILL NEED TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO MAKE THESE EXAMS UP DURING THE POST PLANNING WITH YOUR TEACHER.*
Keep an eye out in July for College Board to Release AP scores!
Calendars
Calendars
LEGACY
LEGACY
The 10th Grade LEGACY class in partnership with the Chick-fil-A Leadership Academy has planned, fundraised, and purchased appreciation gifts for our lunchroom and custodial staff. We are very thankful for the hard working and dedicated people behind the scenes at CB.
Athletics
Athletics
Spring sports are finishing up, and it was a fantastic spring! Our boys tennis team went into post season, our boys soccer team went into post season, our girls soccer team is currently sitting at top 4 in the state, our baseball team is in post season in the top 16 in the state, and track is getting ready to head to sectionals to see who will be representing The Bluff at the State track meet. Boys and Girls golf have done extremely well as they head into their region play. Lacrosse had a fantastic season and girls tennis also played their hearts out to the very end. Our athletes have done a fantastic job, and we can't wait to see the success each of the programs have from here!
Go Bears,
Kenny Hill
Athletic Director
Women's Soccer:
Our girls soccer team is Final 4 bound! We are so proud of their tremendous season and can't wait to have everyone out this Thursday at HOME to cheer them on to the State Championship! LET'S GO BEARS!!!!!
Baseball is your 8-AAAA Region Champions!!!! They defeated Seckinger in a best 2 out of 3 series to win the title of Region Champions. Last week they started post season play defeating Woodland of Stockbridge in a 2 game sweep to move onto the Sweet 16. They play here at HOME vs Cedartown on 5/1 for a double header starting at 5 pm. Come on out to support baseball as they continue to make it deep into post season play. To follow along with baseball follow any of our social media outlets and you can always visit our website https://cherokeebluffbaseball.com.
Our girls track team is Region Runner-up. With such a large region, this is a HUGE accomplishment. We got 2nd by only 3 points! The boys also performed well and set a PRs a few school records! Please congratulate the following athletes for qualifying for the Sectionals track Meet on May 4th (top 4 in region qualify):
GIRLS:
Long Jump: Olivia Owens-region champ and Sydney Trone
Discus: Emery Jones
Shot Put: Emery Jones and Halle Wilson
4x200 Relay: Nasiya Thomas, Camila Median, Lauryn Perry, Tasheika Thompson
4x800 Relay: Anna Kate Kelly, Agnessa Lasey, Raylin Conolty, Annalise Black
100M Hurdles: Hannah Cheek-region champ
100M Dash: Oliva Owens and Sydney Trone
4x100 Relay: Hannah Cheek, Nasiya Thomas, Sydney Trone, Olivia Owens-Region Champs
400M Dash: Tasheika Thompson
300 Hurdles: Hannah Cheek
200M Dash: Oliva Owens and Sydney Trone
4x400 Relay: Nasiya Thomas, Camila Median, Agnessa Lasey, Tasheika Thompson
BOYS:
High Jump: Malcom Millsap
4x200 Relay: Will Jacobs, Tyler Underwood, Josh Shires, Logan Wynn
110 Hurdles: Will Jacobs
300 Hurdles: Logan Holmes
Tennis :
Both team's had an excellent season. Our boy's team finished up after falling short in the first round of playoffs. Looking forward to next season, and be looking for camp and off season info.
Mens Varsity Soccer:
Men's Soccer finished their season falling short in the first round of playoffs to The Lovett School. It was a fantastic season, and these men played their hearts out each game. See you this summer for camps, and off season summer workouts!
Golf:
Cherokee Bluff's Alisa Pressley captured the Area 4 4A individual title and will advance as an individual participant in the Class 4A state tournament. The Lady Bears finished fourth as a team with a 276.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Images for any upcoming events at school. Dances, Plays, AP Trivia Nights, etc.
THURSDAY, MAY 7TH 7 PM IN CBHS GYM FOR POPS AT THE BLUFF!
TUESDAY, MAY 14TH 7 PM IN THE CBMS CAFE FOR JASS AND DRUMS!
Bear Achievements
Bear Achievements
Hall County Schools congratulates our eight students who have been named as finalists and our two students named as alternates for the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program for the summer of 2024!
The Governor’s Honors Program, known as GHP, is a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), for 2024 it takes place on the campus of Georgia Southern University. The program offers instruction that is significantly different from the typical high school classroom and that provides students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment to become the next generation of global critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders. GHP began in 1964; fully funded by the Georgia General Assembly, it is free of charge to participants.
Over 4,200 students from across the state applied; nearly 1500 students interviewed and auditioned in February; and approximately 700 were chosen as finalists, so we are very proud of our eight Hall County finalists and our alternates.
The Governor’s Honors Program will run from June 16 – July 13, 2024 at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA. For four weeks, students will spend the morning in their major area of nomination, exploring topics not usually found in the regular high school classroom. During the afternoons, students choose one of the other areas in which to study. The curriculum in all the areas is challenging and engaging. Evenings are filled with seminars, activities, concerts, and performances. Many of GHP’s past participants regard it as one of the most life-changing events in their lives.
Congratulations to Hall County Schools’ finalists and alternates for the 2024 Georgia Governor’s Honors Program!
Hall County Schools congratulates our eight students who have been named as finalists and our two students named as alternates for the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program for the summer of 2024!
The Governor’s Honors Program, known as GHP, is a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), for 2024 it takes place on the campus of Georgia Southern University. The program offers instruction that is significantly different from the typical high school classroom and that provides students with academic, cultural, and social enrichment to become the next generation of global critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders. GHP began in 1964; fully funded by the Georgia General Assembly, it is free of charge to participants.
Over 4,200 students from across the state applied; nearly 1500 students interviewed and auditioned in February; and approximately 700 were chosen as finalists, so we are very proud of our eight Hall County finalists and our alternates.
The Governor’s Honors Program will run from June 16 – July 13, 2024 at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro, GA. For four weeks, students will spend the morning in their major area of nomination, exploring topics not usually found in the regular high school classroom. During the afternoons, students choose one of the other areas in which to study. The curriculum in all the areas is challenging and engaging. Evenings are filled with seminars, activities, concerts, and performances. Many of GHP’s past participants regard it as one of the most life-changing events in their lives.
Congratulations to Hall County Schools’ finalists and alternates for the 2024 Georgia Governor’s Honors Program!
The Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition (YGA), sponsored by the Georgia Council of Teachers of English, is open to students in grades kindergarten through 12th. Student submissions can be short stories, poetry, essays, journals, personal narratives, reports, or other original student writing, and they are judged on the four domains in the Georgia Performance Standards: Ideas, organization, cohesiveness, and language.
Hall County Schools Young Georgia Authors District Finalists: 2023-2024
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Cherokee Bluff High School
Ansley Buday
Paralyzed to Professional
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Cherokee Bluff High School
Josephine Marie Lundy
The Edge
Recently, students from Cherokee Bluff attended the Hall County Transition Fair. These students took part in discussions such as interviewing, employment, and social etiquette. They also got to tour and meet colleges, technical schools, local businesses, the military, and community resources. We are proud of these students, Angela Slater (who finished 6th in Graphic Arts Competition), CTI Advisor Nathan O'Hanlon, Adriana Brabham, and Josh Santana! #GeorgiaCTI
Our Gear Bears had an OUTSTANDING inaugural season. They qualified to go to Houston, TX to the World Robotics Competition. They took an epic road trip to Houston and represented Cherokee Bluff so well! Our classes and staff enjoyed following along on their live feeds to see all of the amazing competitions they were competing in. They met people from all over the world. As always the Bear and theme of their team was a hit with everyone.
The band and chorus programs spent the weekend of April 19-20 in Charlotte, NC, to perform at Carowinds. Both groups had spectacular performances, which garnered praise from park-goers. The students represented our Cherokee Bluff community so well, and we are extremely proud of them. A special thanks to the dedicated chaperones, Carl and Katie Leary, Dave and Brandi Selman, Summer Selman, Jennifer Seibert, Jennifer Zimmerman, Michelle Devlin, Patricia Hurley, and Suzanne Aultman, whose support was instrumental in the trip's success. The Fine Arts Department, including Drama, has submitted an application for a potential trip next school year, and once approved, we will announce our travel plans for Spring 2025. This is a special time for our students, and we are so grateful to all who contribute to their success.
Congratulations to CBHS 2024 Torch Award Winners! Congrats to Coach Rebekah Cooper (Cheer), Avarie Goodwin (Swim), and Ryan Graves (Football). They were awarded Coach of the Year and Athletes of the Year.
Congratulations to these Senior Choir members. They performed their Senior Showcase to finish out their amazing year in chorus. Good Luck in your future endeavors!
Congratulations to Jack Wayne on being named to the All Region 1st Team for Region 8-AAAA.
Congratulations to Hunter Wilson on being named to the All Region 1st Team for Region 8-AAAA.
Congratulations to Jeffrey Acosta for being named to the All Region 2nd Team for Region 8-AAAA.
Congratulations to Danny Alquicira for being named to the All Region 2nd Team for Region 8-AAAA.
Congratulations to Gio Alquicira, Abner Rebollar, Travis Austin, and Isaac Madrigal for being named to Honorable Mention All Region Team for Region 8-AAAA.
Congratulations to our April Students of the Month. These students are chosen by a teacher who thinks they represent our BEAR Values, have made great improvements, caught doing something good, an outstanding grade, or just being an overall excellent student! These students are awarded a FREE Chick Fil A meal courtesy of Chick Fil A of Braselton. Great Job BEARS!
DID YOU KNOW?
DID YOU KNOW?
May is often referred to as "Maycember" due to its hectic schedule and loads of end of year events! Look at all of the calendars above to see all of the events that are coming upon us in the 2024 Graduation & End of Year Season.
-AP Testing May 6-16
-Senior Carnival & Senior Last Day May 17
-Yearbook Distribution Day May 17
-CBHS Graduation May 22
-LAST DAY OF SCHOOL MAY 24
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