We’re grateful for the dedicated members of our School Board who volunteer their time, lend their expertise, and make thoughtful decisions that put students first every single day. Thank you for your leadership, service, and unwavering commitment to our schools, staff, families, and community. Please join us in saying thank you to our School Board members for being champions for student success!

Huge congratulations to Micah Thompson of Concord Middle School, who has been named the 2025-26 CCS Assistant Principal of the Year! This well-deserved honor celebrates her outstanding leadership and dedication to students and staff.

Your child’s future starts with choice! 33 Program Choice options. Endless possibilities.

Our Fall edition of Engage CCS The Magazine is live! Inside, you’ll find student spotlights, classroom innovations, and stories of staff and community partners helping every learner thrive. Browse rich photo features, quick data snapshots, and moments that highlight the heart of Cabarrus County Schools.

We’ve refined our focus to accelerate student success and strengthen every school. See what’s new and how it all connects. #Destination27 #CCSChampions #CabCoSchools

Cabarrus County Schools (CCS) is proud to announce that Dr. Richie Wells, Principal of W.M. Irvin Elementary School, has been selected as the 2025 Cabarrus County Schools Principal of the Year. He was surprised with the announcement at his school on Monday.

Our students practice empathy, respect, and helping others. Small actions that make a big difference in the moments that matter.

May your senior year be filled with milestones, memories, and moments you’ll never forget.

Madison Liddle, an Exceptional Children’s teacher at Harold E. Winkler Middle School, has been named the 2025-26 Cabarrus County Schools (CCS) Teacher of the Year. Superintendent Dr. John Kopicki made the announcement Thursday night at the conclusion of the district’s “Celebration of Excellence” ceremony held at Concord High School.