CCHS CTE hosts Inaugural CTSO Student Leadership Summit

Central Cabarrus CTE Program hosted inaugural CTSO Student Leadership Summit on Tuesday, February 19 at the new home of Junior Achievement of Central Carolinas in Charlotte, North Carolina. Click the Banner for more details.

CCHS Prom: The Golden Years

May 4th, 2019 at the City Club at Gibson Mill from 8:00 pm to Midnight. Click the title for more info.

CCHS SkillsUSA Regionals 2019 Update

Click the banner to learn about how our SkillsUSA team fared at the Regional Competition this year!

Career and College Spirit Week!

Click here for more information on College & Career Spirit Week that runs from February 18 -22.

CTE Student Fashion Show

Click here to learn about the CTE Student Fashion show on Saturday, February 23rd!

Congrats to Mr. Daniel Maxwell, our 2018-2019 CCHS Teacher of the Year!

Mr. Maxwell embodies the Viking spirit by going above and beyond for his students, community, and colleagues.

Senior Updates

Click here for important upcoming dates for Seniors!

January CCHS CTE Moving Futures Forward Award Recipient

Congrats to Mr. William Busshart! Click here to see the awesome things that he does in his classroom!

December CCHS CTE Moving Futures Forward Award Recipient

Congrats to Mrs. Rachel Adams! Click here to see the amazing things that she does in her classroom!

Proctors Needed!

Central Cabarrus High School will be administering the EOCs and NCFEs between January 14th - June 18th. To make sure that our students have a successful testing experience, we need your help! Click on the link to sign up! Thank you!

The Viking Chant Volume 1 Issue 1: A Quarterly CTE Newsletter

Click here to read Volume 1: Issue 1 of the CTE Quarterly Newsletter - The Viking Chant!

Opportunity Culture Featured Teacher: Lori Treiber

Blended-Learning Teacher Lori Treiber explains her detailed system for students to hold one another accountable on group projects to set students up for success.

Paper Report Card Request Form

Click here to access the Letter and Form.

Congratulations Farouk Charkas: 2018 Back to Space Ambassador!

The BTS Student Ambassador Competition was open to US citizens enrolled in grades 8 through 12 and included students from schools across the country. Only twenty-five kids were selected from a nationwide search that took into account not only the student’s passion for STEM, but the diversity of their bio, creativity, leadership and communication skills. The process of narrowing down the applicants to the elite members of Group 1 proved to be an extraordinarily difficult task. This group represents a student population more elite than the freshman class at one of the worlds’ most prestigious engineering schools.

Brian Elliott named the Career Guidance Professional of the Year for the NC Southwest Region