CCS joins communities nationwide in promoting safe, supportive environments for children. Together, we can help protect and empower every child.

CCS proudly recognizes the strength, resilience and sacrifice of our military-connected students and families.

Cumberland County Schools is leading a community-driven process throughout this school year (2025-2026) to develop a new strategic plan to guide our work and ensure we provide a safe, positive and rigorous learning environment to prepare lifelong learners to reach their maximum potential.

CCS celebrates our school librarians and media coordinators who inspire curiosity, foster literacy and support student success every day. At SVMS, Ms. Phillips (our Librarian) is instrumental in making our Media Center truly "the heart of the school."

On March 26, 2026, eight middle school district-winning teams from across the Sandhills Region IV District, including Bladen, Columbus, Cumberland, Hoke, Moore, Robeson, Sampson, and Scotland counties, competed in the annual Battle of the Books competition. The atmosphere was filled with excitement as students demonstrated not only their deep knowledge of this year’s books but also remarkable teamwork, focus, and composure. The competition remained close throughout the day, and we are proud to announce the top three teams: 
---3rd Place -Robeson County
---2nd Place - Moore County
---1st Place - Cumberland County (South View Middle)
South View’s team of three students was truly on their game, answering with confidence and consistency throughout the day. They now advance to the State Battle of the Books competition to represent Cumberland County and Sandhills Region IV on April 27, 2026, in Statesville, NC. Congratulations and Good Luck!