Cherokee County Schools

Cherokee County Schools is an active, traditional public school district located in the rural, remote community of Marble, North Carolina. Headquartered at 2230 Airport Road, the district serves as a vital educational hub for the surrounding region, managing 13 operational schools that cater to students from pre-kindergarten all the way through grade 13. Educating a total of 2,992 students, the district offers comprehensive academic pathways designed to support early childhood development, primary learning, and secondary education, including extended high school opportunities.

The district's learning environment is powered by a dedicated workforce, featuring approximately 407 full-time equivalent teachers and a total staff of over 428 FTE professionals, ensuring strong instructional support across all campuses. Serving a student body composed of 1,545 male and 1,447 female learners, Cherokee County Schools reflects a diverse rural community, including White, Hispanic, multiracial, Black, Asian, Native American, and Pacific Islander students. Families, prospective residents, and researchers seeking further information about the district's academic programs and community services can contact the main office at (828) 837-2722 or visit their official website at www.cherokee.k12.nc.us.