Additional CCSD Students Selected for Governor's Honors

Two additional Cherokee County School District high school students have been selected for the prestigious Georgia Governor’s Honors Program! 

The statewide summer honors program for Georgia’s top rising high school juniors and seniors offers four weeks of college-level instruction at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro.  

Initially, 10 CCSD students were selected last month for the program, but this week two more students received an invitation: junior Martin Armbruster of Cherokee High School for Social Studies and junior Maci Hamilton of Sequoyah High School for Music: Woodwind-Oboe.

Students are selected based on overall excellence in academics, extra-curricular activities and leadership, as well as exceptional skills and talents in a specific area of study.  Those tapped for the competitive program receive academic instruction in a specific area of study, as well as cultural and social enrichment focused on helping them become the “next generation of global critical thinkers, innovators and leaders.”  

The Cherokee County School Board and Superintendent Mary Elizabeth Davis will recognize all of the selected students at this month’s school board meeting.  See the full list of selected students online here.

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