Cleveland County Schools District

April Safety Committee Canceled, Policy Committee Postponed

Cleveland County’s top seniors converged at the LeGrand Center and recognized their favorite educators during the Teaching Excellence Awards. The annual event provides the opportunity for the seniors of Cleveland County with top academic standing to recognize an educator of their choice.

The Dover Foundation and the CCS Educational Foundation provide encouraging opportunities for local educators to continue to advance their educational experiences through a grant-funded initiative.

Five students from Kings Mountain Middle auditioned, made, and participated in this year's state honors chorus.

Cleveland County Schools and Laughlin's Furniture proudly presents the 2023-2024 calendar.

Seth Tate hopes to become a referee in the National Basketball Association (NBA) and has been working to do so for quite some time.

Sixteen elementary school teams tested their knowledge at the annual Cleveland County Book Challenge. Formerly known as Elementary Battle of the Books, this year’s competition was stacked with the largest number of teams in the history of book challenges in Cleveland County.

The Crest High FFA Chapter coordinated a project with “Meals of Hope” packaging 51,840 meals for those in need in Cleveland County.

Gardner-Webb University and Cleveland County Schools partnered to create an opportunity for local middle and high school orchestral ensembles to perform and receive feedback from area experts.

The Crest High School Winterguard, led by Kirby Scotton, finished first in their classification at a mid-season competition at Mooresville High in the Carolina Winter Ensemble Association (CWEA) competition circuit.

The county’s top spellers recently converged in the Central Services auditorium to compete in the Cleveland County Schools Spelling Bee.

At the annual Math Day competition, themed as How the Grinch Stole Math Day!, the most brilliant mathematicians from around the county competed in various challenges to exercise their minds, sharpen their skills, and determine “who” the best of the best is for 2022.

Cleveland County Schools and the CCS Educational Foundation honored students for exhibiting qualities of courage and strength of character, while educators were recognized for their remarkable care for students.

Parent guide regarding what you should know, how to protect your child, and how to determine if your child is sick.

At the annual Outstanding Educators event held at the Venue at Turkey Ridge, Dr. Dustin Bridges of Township Three Elementary was named Principal of the Year.

Pamela Ruppe of Township Three Elementary was honored as Cleveland County’s Teacher Assistant of the Year during an outdoor recognition ceremony held at the Venue at Turkey Ridge.

Cailyn Van Buren, now at Washington Elementary, has been named the Cleveland County Schools Teacher of the Year. Van Buren was recognized during the annual Outstanding Educators ceremony held in the outdoor amphitheater at the Venue at Turkey Ridge.

In an effort to provide a fantastic, safe, and enjoyable gameday experience for spectators and student-athletes, Cleveland County Schools is implementing new guidelines for spectators attending high school football and basketball games.

We hope you enjoy these photos from the annual Cleveland County Schools Mystery Day at Central Services.

Addison Champion of Crest Middle School won this year's county Spelling Bee. She previously won the 2018 Bee during her time at Springmore Elementary.

Math enthusiasts from around the county came together for Math Field Day. This year’s theme, Math Day in a Winter Wonderland, provided fun, holiday-themed challenges.