We’re looking for passionate people to join the refreshed Family Ambassador Program! Family Ambassadors serve as trusted partners, helping to strengthen the bridge between schools and families.
Sworn In and Ready to Lead: Dr. Bracy Outlines His Vision for CCS
Themed “Bracy on Board: Anchored in Excellence, Ready to Lead,” Dr. Eric C. Bracy's swearing-in ceremony brought together nearly 400 educators, elected officials and community members to celebrate the district’s new leadership.
As CCS prepares for the 2025-2026 school year, families can expect continued innovation and strong support systems to guide student success. CCS is highlighting the Eight Key Things Families Need to Know. These important initiatives are designed to foster academic achievement, emotional well-being and school safety across all grade levels.
Prepare your child for success in CCS. Our globally-focused curriculum and cultural exchange programs instill the skills and perspectives needed to thrive.
For the fifth consecutive year, CCS was recognized with the State Superintendent's Purple Star Award by the NC Department of Public Instruction for implementing military-friendly practices and demonstrating a strong dedication to the unique needs of students from military families.
CCS' Communications and Community Engagement Department has been honored with six prestigious Gold Blue Ribbon Awards and one Silver Blue Ribbon Award from the North Carolina School Public Relations Association (NCSPRA) for outstanding and effective communications.
Cumberland County Schools (CCS) is celebrating a major milestone as 17 schools have been removed from the state's low-performing list. CCS has made remarkable gains in student proficiency levels across the district, outpacing state trends in some key areas.
Cumberland County Schools (CCS) renewed its accreditation status, receiving Cognia® Systems Accreditation. Cognia, formerly AdvancED, is a nonprofit organization that provides quality assurance for schools, school districts and education service providers.
For the fourth consecutive year, the STARward STEM EXPO showcased 16 student teams from seven elementary, middle and high schools. Over the past three years, more than 170 teams and 1,000 students have competed, inspiring the next generation of space explorers and innovators.
