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FAFSA Night

Central High School is hosting a FAFSA night on Tuesday, February 4 from 5-7 for senior students and parents who need help with filling out the FAFSA (free application for federal student aid). There will be college financial aid representatives available for help with the process. You will need to bring your social security numbers and your 2023 tax information.
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New Golf Coach

Christopher Rollings is married and is a proud parent of three children. Golf has been his lifelong passion, with 22 years of experience playing the game—from junior golf and competing at LEHS to continuing into adulthood.

In 2022 and 2023, Mr. Rollings served as an assistant with the golf team, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience gained from learning under some of the best coaches in South Carolina. These mentors continue to be a source of guidance, both in the game of golf and in life.

Mr. Rollings is deeply committed to the game, the community, and especially this team. Believing in the groundwork and talent already present, he is focused on fostering teamwork and encouraging the daily pursuit of excellence.
With a passion for supporting the team and showcasing their strengths, Mr. Rollings proudly states, “I am excited to promote just how remarkable this group truly is. Go Eagles!”

New Cell Phone Policy for CCSD

As most of you know, the South Carolina Board of Education adopted a model policy prohibiting the use of personal electronic devices during the school day on September 3, 2024. This new policy will be effective January 1, 2025. This will be an adjustment for students, parents, and school staff. However, we believe it will significantly reduce distractions and enhance the learning environment for all.

State Requirement

Proviso 1.103 in the General Appropriations Bill, H.5100 of 2024, reads as follows:
To receive state funds allocated for State Aid to Classrooms, a school district shall implement a policy adopted by the State Board of Education that prohibits access to personal electronic communication devices by students during the school day. For purposes of this provision, a personal electronic communication device is considered to be a device not authorized for classroom use by a student, utilized to access the Internet, wi-fi, or cellular telephone signals.

New Policy Implementation

Starting in January, students will not be allowed to have cell phones powered on in the building during any part of the instructional day. This includes lunch time and class transitions. Cell phones must be powered off and placed in lockers, purses, backpacks, or other nonvisible secure locations. Additionally, headphones and earbuds are also prohibited unless specifically authorized for instructional purposes.

Benefits

We are confident that implementing this policy will help:

Improve focus and engagement during lessons.
Reduce classroom distractions.
Foster stronger face-to-face interactions among students.
Enforcement

If a student is caught using a cell phone or other prohibited device during the day:

The device will be confiscated and held in the office, where it can be picked up at the end of the school day. Multiple offenses will result in disciplinary actions, including ISS and OSS.

Parent and Guardian Support

We are asking for your support with this policy. Please discuss these changes with your child to ensure a smooth transition. If you need to contact your student during the day, please call the school office, and we will relay your message.

About Us

The mission of Chesterfield Country School District is to prepare all students to be productive citizens in a changing society by continuously improving and implementing educational processes with ongoing community support.