Rising Freshmen: Join us for Freshmen Orientation on Thursday, August 22nd from 2pm-6pm. Teachers and upperclassmen want to celebrate the beginning of high school with YOU, our rising 9th graders! Plan to attend the entire event to learn about high school, make new friends, receive your finalized class schedule, and find your classrooms to prepare for the first day of school!
Parents: Parents can drop off students at the front circle. Freshmen should enter CCHS through the front entrance and meet in our lobby, Norse Cove. Casual dress is recommended. No other items are needed. Plan to stay the entire time.
CCHS freshmen only, please. Parent open house will be held from 6:00 to 7:00 pm.
MANDATORY PARENT MEETING FOR ATHLETES updated: May 20, 2013
There is a mandatory parent meeting for all athletes who plan on participating in a sport this upcoming fall. The meeting will begin at 7pm this Thursday, May 23 in the gym.
POETRY SLAM PHOTOS updated: May 20, 2013
Highlights of the Poetry Slam held in the media center on May 16th!
BASKETBALL STANDOUT SIGNS updated: May 17, 2013
Divonnie Powell signed with North Greenville University! Pictured with her are mother Yolanda Holloway, Step-Father Derek Holloway and Coach Blalock.
CHEERLEADING SCHOLARSHIPS updated: May 16, 2013
Vanessa Venable and Gabby Bingley have both received scholarships and have been selected as 2013 - 2014 Gardner-Webb University Running Bulldogs Cheerleaders. Seated left to right is Vanessa Venable, CCHS All Region and All State Cheerleader, Gabby Bingley CCHS All Region Cheerleader. Standing left to right CCHS Varsity Coach S. Hartsell, and CCHS JV Coach K. Dellinger.
CCS THEATRE SCHOLARSHIP RESULTS updated: May 16, 2013
Congratulations to Jordan Abbatiello who was named the 2012-2013 recipient of the Cabarrus County Schools Theatre Scholarship!!!
UPDATED SPRING EXAM SCHEDULE updated: May 13, 2013
Dalton Reffell signed With Greensboro College. Seated with him is his mother, Elizabeth Reffell.
FOOTBALL STANDOUT SIGNS updated: May 7, 2013
Central's Marquell Davis committed to Methodist college in Fayettville, NC. Seated with him are his mother, Crystal Edwards and his father, Adrian Davis.
NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP WINNER updated: May 7, 2013
Mychaela Williams is a National Merit Scholarship Winner. Only 700 students nationwide receive the $2,500 scholarship that meet the specified criteria. All student who attained Finalist standing in this academic competition were considered one of the National Achievement $2500 Scholarships. Congratulations Mychaela!
BASKETBALL STANDOUT SIGNS updated: May 2, 2013
Mason Spease signed to play basketball at Newberry College. Pictured are his parents Kathy and Darin. Also picture are Matt Stevenson - JV coach, Brian King - Varsity coach, and Mike Williams - his 8th grade coach at C.C. Griffin.
CARNIVAL TRIVIA updated: April 25, 2013
Click HERE to play Carnival Trivia!!! Play one new question per week!
NEXT TO NORMAL MUSICAL updated: April 24, 2013
ROCKET CLUB updated: April 24, 2013
Congratulations to Juan Marjuarez! He is our Rocket Club Winner!!!
8th GRADE STUDENT COUNCIL APPLICATION LINK updated: April 22, 2013
Rising Freshmen click HERE to apply for the CCHS Student Council for next year.
CCHS CUSTODIANS CELEBRATE! updated: April 16, 2013
Congratulations to the CCHS Custodial Team for their 100% safety rating! We are so lucky to have them!!!
Pictured from left to right: Brett Gregory, Rick Smith, Rita Mann, Norman Coley, Theodore Bell.
MAKE-UP TIME updated: April 12, 2013
PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR updated: April 10, 2013
Lynn Rhymer, CCHS Principal, was named NC High School Principal of the Year by the NCPAPA! She is now the state's nominee for The National High School Principal of the Year!!!
CCHS AWARDED CHINESE LANGUAGE PROGRAM updated: April 8, 2013
Central Cabarrus High School was selected to host a teacher of Chinese as part of the 2013-2014 Teachers of Critical Languages Program. The Teachers of Critical Languages Program is one of several State Department initiatives that support U.S. youth, students, teachers, and professors in learning critical world languages through instruction in the U.S. and abroad. In particular, this program is designed to help U.S. schools and districts expand Mandarin and Arabic foreign language programs. Partnering with the American Councils for International Education, The U.S. Department of State has sponsored 151 teachers of Arabic and Mandarin under this program since 2006. These teachers have contributed to developing and existing critical need language programs at the elementary and secondary level in over 30 different U.S. states. Next year, Central will be one of approximately 24 schools across the country to host an international teacher from this prestigious program.
CURRICULUM NIGHT PRESENTATION updated: March 20, 2013
Pay Your Student Fee Online
The Cabarrus County Board of Education has reinstated the student fee for the 2011-2012 school year. The fee is $5 per semester ($10/school year) for each student enrolled. These funds will be credited to your student's school. Click this link to pay your student fee online today >
Attendance Policy
Attention Parents and Students: Please review the attendance policy at CCHS. It is in your best interest to know the policies and what you need to do if your student needs to make-up time or appeal an absence. The Student Handbook is always available online for your convenience, located on the right side of the page in the "Stay Informed" section.
There is a mandatory parent meeting for all athletes who plan on participating in a sport this upcoming fall. The meeting will begin at 7pm this Thursday, May 23 in the gym.
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Congratulations to the CCHS Custodial Team for their 100% safety rating! We are so lucky to have them!!! 
Lynn Rhymer, CCHS Principal, was named NC High School Principal of the Year by the NCPAPA! She is now the state's nominee for The National High School Principal of the Year!!!
Central Cabarrus High School was selected to host a teacher of Chinese as part of the 2013-2014 Teachers of Critical Languages Program. The Teachers of Critical Languages Program is one of several State Department initiatives that support U.S. youth, students, teachers, and professors in learning critical world languages through instruction in the U.S. and abroad. In particular, this program is designed to help U.S. schools and districts expand Mandarin and Arabic foreign language programs. Partnering with the American Councils for International Education, The U.S. Department of State has sponsored 151 teachers of Arabic and Mandarin under this program since 2006. These teachers have contributed to developing and existing critical need language programs at the elementary and secondary level in over 30 different U.S. states. Next year, Central will be one of approximately 24 schools across the country to host an international teacher from this prestigious program. 
