Letter from the principal

Dear Colquitt County High School Students, Parents and Community,  

Welcome to the 2022-23 school year!  I could not be more proud to be a part of the Colquitt County High School family.  I look forward to another challenging and exciting year ahead.  The administration, faculty and staff have been working diligently to prepare for the school year and are ready to serve the needs of all students at CCHS.  We will be working with students and families to embody the Packer Pride concepts:  Positivity, Respect, Integrity, Determination and Excellence.  

At CCHS, we are dedicated to providing a learning environment that is safe and rigorous as we work together to help all students achieve.  We want to ensure that all students receive the necessary skills and knowledge to be successful in high school and beyond.  The Packer+1 initiative is designed to assure that all students have a plan and the resources they need for life after Colquitt County High School. Our goal is for all students to earn their high school diploma plus the necessary skills, activities or credentials they need to be successful in life after high school.  All students will have a plan to be Enrolled, Enlisted or Employed after graduation.  As a part of working toward your +1 of being enrolled, enlisted or employed, we will be working with all students to build their resume and attain the necessary skills for their future.  This may include one of our many CTAE pathways, student organizations, AP credits, dual enrollment credits, or involvement in one of our exceptional extra-curricular athletic programs, fine arts programs and/or clubs.  We want to encourage all students to get involved at Colquitt County High School!  

Please take time to read through the student handbook to become familiar with all CCHS operations, procedures and opportunities.  As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact me at (229)890-6141 or via email at daniel.chappuis@colquitt.k12.ga.us.  

GO PACK GO!  

Sincerely,    

Dan Chappuis
Principal Colquitt County High School