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Cumberland County Schools 2465 Gillespie Street
Fayetteville, NC 28306
910-678-2300 Cumberland County Schools located in Fayetteville, NC serves 50,000 students in 89 schools.

Rules of Engagement
The goal of using any communication tool by Cumberland County Schools (CCS), all of the schools in the District and teachers or sponsors associated with those schools, is to share important information with our public and engage in an open and respectful dialogue. The following guidelines are in place to ensure that we accomplish this goal:

* Posting regularly to highlight the accomplishments of our students and staff
* Publicizing events that align with CCS’ Mission/Vision/Core Values/Strategic Priorities
* Communication platforms are to be treated like a classroom and/or a professional workplace
* CCS welcomes comments from students, parents and members of the community on any of our communication platform pages, however, it is to be used as an informative tool, not for two-way conversations. Any inappropriate remarks and/or profanity will be removed.
* Responses will not be given to comments made in the post feeds.
* Messages received “after-hours” via Instant Message will be responded to at our earliest opportunity.
* Personal issues or complaints about students and/or school personnel in the comment feed and comments regarding a personal issue with the District, a school, student, or a staff member will be removed. Any complaints and concerns about specific persons are handled confidentially.
* Any concerns or complaints need to be addressed appropriately by following the guidelines set forth in Policy Code: 1742/5060 Responding to Complaints. Policy Code: 1742/5060 Responding to Complaints can be found at: https://bit.ly/3dE9Kx0
* Any comments made that are redundant or inappropriate, not relating to the post itself, may be removed to ensure the message of the post is successfully conveyed.
* Words that constitute a criminal act or that solicit others to commit a criminal act, fraud or defamation, personally abusive language that is inherently likely to provoke a violent response, present a grave and imminent threat to any person’s health or safety, threats of violence, obscenity or illegal material will be reported to law enforcement officials and removed.

Join CCS for an introduction to Exceptional Children (EC) services and the support available to students with disabiliti...
11/02/2026

Join CCS for an introduction to Exceptional Children (EC) services and the support available to students with disabilities.

👉Exceptional Children 101: Understanding Services and Support
💻Virtual Lunch and Learn
🗓️Tuesday, Nov. 17
⏰Noon–1 p.m.
🔗 https://bit.ly/ccslunchandlearn

This week’s Need to Know Update is available! Learn about the Exceptional Children’s Transition Fair, college aid and sc...
11/01/2026

This week’s Need to Know Update is available! Learn about the Exceptional Children’s Transition Fair, college aid and scholarships for seniors, school options at the Choice Fair and the Nov. 3 student holiday/staff workday.

Read the full update: https://www.ccs.k12.nc.us/ntk

🚛💙💛 JW Seabrook Elementary hosted a Touch a Truck day filled with excitement, laughter and unforgettable experiences! St...
11/01/2026

🚛💙💛 JW Seabrook Elementary hosted a Touch a Truck day filled with excitement, laughter and unforgettable experiences! Students had the incredible opportunity to explore different vehicles, learn about a variety of trades and careers in their community, and meet the amazing individuals who help keep our community running. A HUGE and heartfelt THANK YOU to the incredible agencies who sacrificed their morning to spend time with these students!

♻️ November is America Recycles Month! Let’s work together to reduce waste, recycle properly and protect our planet for ...
11/01/2026

♻️ November is America Recycles Month! Let’s work together to reduce waste, recycle properly and protect our planet for future generations.

An opportunity and a little encouragement can mean so much.This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Royvell God...
10/31/2026

An opportunity and a little encouragement can mean so much.

This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Royvell Godbolt, principal at Spring Lake Middle School.

Your Spring Lake Middle tributes celebrate support for students and staff, along with the opportunity you gave one contributor to begin a journey in education. Contributors appreciate a positive environment where people feel valued and motivated. Thank you for investing in others and helping them see how they can make a difference.

Join us in sharing a word of thanks!

Helping educators remember why their work matters.This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Chickia West, princi...
10/31/2026

Helping educators remember why their work matters.

This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Chickia West, principal at Lucile Souders Elementary School.

Your Lucile Souders tributes celebrate a compassionate instructional leader who supports teachers and instructional assistants as they develop their craft. Contributors also recognize the way you model the importance of educators in children's lives. Thank you for encouraging your team and for the care you show the students and families you serve.

Join us in sharing a word of thanks!

Care for people. Commitment to continued growth.This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Regina Blanding, princ...
10/31/2026

Care for people. Commitment to continued growth.

This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Regina Blanding, principal at Hope Mills Middle School.

Jonathan Blanding's tribute celebrates your care for students and colleagues alongside your drive for continuous improvement. It recognizes a lasting commitment to the development of both learners and educators. Thank you for bringing that focus to Hope Mills Middle and for the service your school community is honoring this month.

Join us in sharing a word of thanks!

Progress is worth celebrating.This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Hannah Gray, principal at E. E. Miller E...
10/31/2026

Progress is worth celebrating.

This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Hannah Gray, principal at E. E. Miller Elementary School.

Melanie Varvi describes a leader with an open heart who wants what is best for children and leads by example. The tribute's emphasis on progress over perfection offers a meaningful reminder about learning and growth. Thank you for bringing that perspective to E. E. Miller and for keeping children at the center.

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Making room for everyone to shine.This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Katelyn Lovette, principal at Brentw...
10/31/2026

Making room for everyone to shine.

This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Katelyn Lovette, principal at Brentwood Elementary School.

Your Brentwood tributes celebrate both the care behind the scenes and the positive energy people see each day. Contributors appreciate your warm spirit, kindness and ability to keep a busy school moving while making space for others to shine. Thank you for bringing heart and joy to school leadership.

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Opening a door for someone else can change a journey.This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Lisa Gillespie, p...
10/31/2026

Opening a door for someone else can change a journey.

This National Principals Month, we’re celebrating Lisa Gillespie, principal at Mary McArthur Elementary School.

Your Mary McArthur tributes celebrate the confidence and opportunities you give others. Contributors describe meaningful leadership experiences, encouragement to become a teacher and a strong example of commitment to teaching and learning. Thank you for investing in people and helping them imagine, pursue and grow into their next steps.

Join us in sharing a word of thanks!

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2465 Gillespie Street
Fayetteville, NC
28306

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
6pm - 7:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
6pm - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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