At a special called Cherokee County board meeting May 21, members voted unanimously to approve recommended resignations, terminations, employments and transfers for certified and classified personnel; the motion carried with no discussion.
The Cherokee County School District board approved a real estate purchase agreement with Cherokee County government to acquire the existing Free Home Elementary School property on Georgia State Highway 20.
The Cherokee County School District board approved awarding the construction contract for Sequoia High School facility improvements to Carol Daniel Construction following receipt and review of proposals.
Cherokee County School District approved its FY26 local plan for career, technical and agricultural education (CTAE) as required by the Georgia Department of Education.
District capital-outlay staff told the board on May 15 that interior work and athletic facilities at the new Cherokee High School are progressing on schedule and within budget; Freehomes Elementary furniture installation is complete and Sequoia High School proposals will be presented to the board.
The Cherokee County School District renewed its long-standing partnership agreement with First Baptist Church of Woodstock, allowing continued use of the church facilities for district graduations and events.
Superintendent Dr. Davis told the Cherokee County School District board on May 15 that the district will carry four key priorities into 2025-26, emphasizing reading proficiency, new instructional materials in ELA and math, a pilot of Orton‑Gillingham interventions, and continued planning for the Cherokee High School replacement.
Cherokee County School District approved granting 0.075 acres of right-of-way and 0.202 acres of easements to Cherokee County government to support intersection improvements at East Cherokee Drive and the Macedonia Elementary entrance.
Finance staff told the board on May 15 that fiscal-year collections and fund balances are in line with expectations, SPLOST receipts are above projections, and independent auditors reported no material weaknesses or federal compliance findings for fiscal 2024.