Cherokee, NC is a small town in the Western Carolina region with a population of around 2,500. The local education system is highly regarded by parents and students alike, and boasts some of the highest ratings of any school district in the area. Students are encouraged to excel academically from an early age through rigorous curricula that is tailored to their individual learning needs. In addition, teachers and administrators strive to foster an environment of mutual respect and collaboration between students, faculty, and staff. With a strong emphasis on both academic achievement and social-emotional learning, Cherokee ensures that all students are given the opportunity to reach success in whatever path they choose.
Cherokee schools spend $9,171 per student (The US average is $12,383). There are 15 pupils per teacher, 817 students per librarian, and 348 children per counselor.