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This week on the Notebook Podcast, we sat down with Kiley Brown to talk more about her role as the Director for Accountability and Testing. A special shout out to both Susan Hussey and Itzel Ocelot for helping Ms. Brown's transition go as smoothly as possible. #onechatham

Earlier this month, Chatam Central's Mrs. Cassadi Walden was named CCS' 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year. The Notebook podcast was able to speak with Mrs. Walden about teaching, her time at CCS, and what she teaches at Chatham Central. 

Chatham Central's Mr. Christopher Hart was named CCS' CTE teacher of the Year. This week on the Notebook Podcast, we talked about his time with CCS, teaching, and how he encourages students to continue on the CTE pathway. 

CCS Lead Arts Teacher Sharon Allen chatted with us this week to talk about her role, accolades, and the future of the arts. Come join us this week as we learn more about what the arts have done to impact our students and community!    

Last week, North Chatham Elementary School's Nanette Atkinson was chosen as the 2022-23 Instructional Assistant of the year for Chatham County Schools. Join us as we learn more about Ms. Atkinson!

Today, May 6th is Lunch Heroes Day and next week is School Nutrition Week. Listen to our latest podcast episode featuring CCS' Child Nutrition Director, Jennifer Ozkurt. Get to know more about what they do and how they feed our students!  

Have you ever wondered how the PTA Thrift Shop helps to support our schools?  This week we got the opportunity to sit down with PTA board member Keith Stinson to learn more about their mission and what they have accomplished.

CCS celebrates Library Month with Ms. Jeremiah.

Learn more about Northwood's Stocks Club featuring Mr. Forster. 

Here are some of the things our students are planning to do during Spring Break.

A teacher was inspired in the airport about having a vending machine stocked with books. She made it happen at Chatham Middle School, where students earn tokens to put in the machine, and then get to keep the book for their very own.

We're talking this week about Career and Technical Education and the pathways it can open for students.