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District capital projects on track: Cherokee High replacement, additions, and athletic sites advancing
Summary
The district reported that the Cherokee High School replacement project is on schedule and within budget, several two‑story additions received temporary occupancy certificates, and other athletic and expansion work across the county is progressing toward targeted openings.
District capital‑projects staff told the Cherokee County Board of Education at the work session that multiple construction projects are progressing and remain within schedule and budget parameters.
Mr. Morse, presenting the monthly capital outlay update, said the Cherokee High School replacement project is advancing with interior finishes underway and athletic turf close to installation: "That project is currently on schedule and within budget, and we look forward to seeing the school board out there on October 28." He reported temporary certificates of occupancy for academic additions at Creekland Middle and Creekview High schools, and described progress at River Ridge and Sequoia athletic facilities.
Mr. Morse also reported the Woodstock three‑story addition is ahead of schedule with an anticipated opening in August 2026. He summarized site work completed at Teasley Drive parent‑stacking lanes and the nearing completion of Georgia Power relocation that will enable final bus lane construction.
No capital budget adjustments were proposed during the work session; the report was informational and set expectations for future project checks and site visits.
