Vision – CHS will develop prepared graduates who have a blueprint for their future endeavors.
Mission – Empowering Students to Excel
Theme – #ChasingExcellence
First Priority will meet Wednesday in the theater at 7:20 a.m.
Afternoon Detention will be held tomorrow from 2:50-3:10 PM in Room 210. Morning Detention will be on Wednesday from 7:15-7:35 AM. in Room 210.one is welcome.
Students who missed part of their English EOC need to report to room 402 at this time for makeup testing.
Students taking online Niswonger courses are reminded that all work must be submitted this week! All Niswonger courses close on May 1
📖 Your year. Your people. Your memories. Don’t miss your chance to own the 2026 Keetoowah yearbook. Online sales end May 1, in-person sales continue until May 11 for $90, then $100 on Mobuck Day.
Speaking of the yearbook…applications for next year’s staff will be available this week in the main office and freshman academy office.
Credit Recovery is still happening in the library after school, Monday - Thursday, 3-5pm. Get those credits recovered before summer school!
Tomorrow we will begin EOC testing for Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. Testing students should get plenty of sleep tonight and remember to charge their chromebook!
It’s Mobuck Monday! Be on the lookout on Canvas for sign up forms for volleyball, flag football, and car show. This year there will be a $5.00 registration fee for each car, truck, and tractor, which may be paid in Mobucks or cash. Please give money to Mrs. King. If you wait until Mobuck Day to register, it will be a $10.00 registration fee. If you do not register, you will not be permitted to participate. Last week’s winners were: Freshman: McKenzie Rowe, Sophomore: Kyler Boyke, Junior: Tucker Turnmire, Senior: Benson Willis. Staff winner is Amber Hipshire. Congratulations to all and your prizes will be delivered later this week.
We want to send a big congratulations to the Cherokee culinary chiefs for placing first in the southeast region junior chef competition. Katelynn Lange, Mack Ward, Corey Hurd and Alyssa Creel competed against the top schools from seven states and took home the gold! This is the first time Tennessee has ever won this competition! There students will receive another $10,000 in scholarships on top of the $10,000 from winning the Tennessee State competition!