North Carolina Superintendent Mark Johnson announced Monday that 16 districts have been awarded grants totaling $800,000 under the second round of the Coding and Mobile App Development Grant Program that was launched last year with funding from the General Assembly.
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Cumberland County Schools’ (CCS) website has been refreshed to align with the school system’s new logo and brand guidelines. The updates were made after gathering feedback from a variety of stakeholders.

The larger images used for the slides are linked to news releases, stories and informational websites. The drop-down menus are categorized to make information easier to locate. The new “Upcoming Events” calendar feature automatically populates upcoming events and provides access to view the full calendar. The bottom footer section still allows quick connections to CCS’ social media pages, YouTube channel, and mobile app.

These updates were made to make it easier than ever for all stakeholders to find information about the happenings in CCS. 

Cumberland County Schools now has a FREE Mobile App. The App is  available for download and  currently includes the following features:

Cumberland County Schools Mobile App (Free)

CCS’ Mobile App –

With so many new types of digital devices, educational software and mobile apps continuously developed in today’s society, Cumberland County Schools celebrated Digital Learning Day on Thursday, February 28, 2019. CCS embraces the opportunity for its students to have access to a variety of digital resources. These skills assist in preparing students for college and careers in the future.