CCS Indian Education

10/11/2026

CCS Indian Ed students, MONDAY is Indigenous peoples Day! Show your pride and wear something that shows your indigenuity! You were created to be unique and stand out by the Creator! Pull out your skirts, shirts, jewelry and let it speak for you!!!

10/09/2026

10/05/2026

The National Center for Families Learning has partnered with the Coharie Indian Education program to bring a family-centered program to Sampson County to expand and build upon community resources that are available for our Coharie community. You are invited to attend this free training as a potential community supporter. Please see the attached flyer AND RSVP via the google form:

National Center for Families Learning is partnering with the Coharie Tribe to host a Family Literacy Program. The following is an invitation to attend two training sessions as we would like for you to be a community partner with us as we launch this program. The program will focus on building an str...

10/05/2026

Calling all CCS Indian Ed SENIORS! Scholarship opportunity below!!

The Essay Contest deadline is approaching!

The American Indian Society of
North Carolina Essay Contest
Purpose of Award: The purpose of the American Indian Society of North Carolina
Is to provide financial assistance to worthy and deserving American Indian/Alaska Native Students in the Cumberland, Harnett, and Sampson County School Systems.
The Essay winner must attend and read their essay during the Native American Heritage Month Scholarship Breakfast on November 7, 2026, 8 a.m. - 12 p.m
Cape Fear Baptist Church: 100 Indian Drive, Fayetteville, NC 28312
Scholarship Qualifications:
1. Write a 500- word essay on the topic: What Does Native American Heritage Month Mean to Me?
2. Submission requires the winner to be present at the Scholarship Breakfast.
3. Must be a High School Senior attending Cumberland, Harnett or Sampson County Schools.
4. Essays will be judged on grammar.
5. One $200 scholarship will be awarded to the winner of each county.
6. Essays must be received by 5:00 PM on October 16, 2026.
7. All Submissions should be emailed to: [email protected]
Please complete the following as your cover letter when submitting your essay
Cover Letter
Name: _____________________________________________________________ First, MI, Last
Address: _____________________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip Code
School: ______________________________________
Home Phone: ___________________________ Cell Phone: ____________________________ Email: _____________________________________
Tribal Affiliation: _____________________________ County:______________________

PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR ESSAY BY THE DEADLINE TO:

[email protected]

10/03/2026

So proud of my CCS ISO Club students! You all represented well at HoCo 2026, Jaiden Bell, Braycee Gibbs, Zoe Morrisey, and Samyia Edwards! Always our King and Queens, and phenomenal athlete !!

10/03/2026

CCS Indian Ed Students, please see the time Smokey River Drum will be drumming and they asked for our support!

10/03/2026

It’s all for the children, our future. Nurses doing what we do, educating and pouring In to others lives! Dr Mary Goodman, and Donya Edwards,RN of Gamma Eta Eta Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority doing a presentation on the field of Nursing at Sampson Middle School. Thank you Mrs Boykin for the invitation.

10/01/2026

Attention CCS Indian Ed families!
We have 2 CCS Indian Ed students running for titles in the Miss & Mr Indigenous NC pageant, Aria Daniel, and Samyia Edwards! Let’s support them along with 5 other local Coharie’s running for titles, Caleb Locklear, Laci Tyndall , Keely Royal, Maliha Simmons, & Samantha Simmons-Alonso! 🪶🪶 Pageant is November 14, 2026 @ 4 pm at Robeson Community College! Mark your calendars.

09/30/2026

The sun was shining bright at Sunset Ave School on Orange Shirt Day! So many students throughout the school participated!!