Creekview High School (Canton, Georgia)

Creekview High School
Address
1550 Owens Store Road 30115
Canton, Georgia
United States
Coordinates 34°14′11″N 84°20′11″W / 34.236468°N 84.336407°W / 34.236468; -84.336407Coordinates: 34°14′11″N 84°20′11″W / 34.236468°N 84.336407°W / 34.236468; -84.336407
Information
Type Public high school
Established 2005
School district Cherokee County School District
Principal Dr. Mark Merges
Grades 9-12
Enrollment 1,725
Campus Suburban
Color(s)          Hunter green and navy blue
Mascot Grizzly bear
Nickname The View
Rival Sequoyah High School
Website Creekview High School

Creekview High School is a public high school located in the Macedonia community, east of Canton, Georgia, United States. The school was opened in 2006, and the first class graduated in 2009. The high school is directly across the road from Creekland Middle School. In the first year of the high school, the ninth grade resided in one hall of the middle school. The following year, the students moved to the new building across the street and were joined by the rising freshmen.

Creekview was originally to be named "Joseph E. Brown High School." However, the community preferred a nice-sounding name vaguely connected to the Creek Indian tribe. After a petition and protests, the school board agreed to send the issue to a naming committee, which recommended the name "Creekview High School."[1]

Academics

Aeronautics Program

Governor's Honors Program

13 CHS students were selected for GHP in 2008 and 2009; this was the highest number among Cherokee County high schools.

Math Team

The Unquiet Library

The Unquiet Library is the name of the Creekview High School Media Center. It opened in July 2006 and houses over 8,000 print titles and 200 reference books in its Gale Virtual Reference Library. As of February 2009, the library has a collection of over 13,000 circulating materials; the digital collection consists of several databases purchased by the library as well as materials accessible through GALILEO, Georgia's Virtual Library.[9]

Fine arts

Art

Band

Chorus

Drama

Athletics

Volleyball

Baseball

Competition cheerleading

Cross country

Lacrosse

The school's team won the North Georgia Lacrosse League Championship in 2012, and finished with a record of 15-2. They started their first varsity season in the spring of 2013.

Football

As of its fourth year of existence, the Grizzly football team has had one losing season, posting a 7-3 record in its opening season of 2006 and a 9-1 in 2007. Unfortunately, they were playing a Non-Region/JV football schedule and were not eligible for the playoffs. During an official alignment year for the GHSA, 2008, Creekview was placed in Region 7-AAA after a debate of whether or not they should be put in Class AAAA or AAA's Region 6. Region 7-AAA was one of 8 regions in the state to have a subregion system, Creekview being placed in subregion A. Creekview started the 2008 season 0-3 losing all three by a combined 8 points. The fourth game of the season was their first subregion test in the school's history. The Grizzlies traveled to Gainesville to take on 2007 State Semi-Finalist North Hall. The Trojans, a perfect 10-0 in subregion play at the time, sent Creekview home with its fourth loss of the season. The Grizzlies soon bounced back, winning the last six regular season games and going 5-1 in the subregion, earning the final playoff spot in the tough 7-AAA.

2009 season

Week Date Opponent Result Record
1 Bye
2 September 4, 2009 Sequoyah W 13-7 1-0
3 September 11, 2009 Flowery Branch W 38-35 2-0
4 September 18, 2009 West Forsyth W 28-14 3-0
5 September 25, 2009 *North Hall L 21-45 3-1
6 October 2, 2009 Johnson W 51-14 4-1
7 October 9, 2009 *White County W 42-21 5-1
8 October 16, 2009 *Gilmer W 42-0 6-1
9 October 23, 2009 *Pickens W 48-0 7-1
10 October 30, 2009 *Lumpkin County W 55-13 8-1
11 November 6, 2009 *Chestatee W 42-20 9-1
P1 November 13, 2009 Carrollton L 14-31 9-2

The Creekview Grizzlies football team finished the 2009 season with an overall record of 9–2 and a league record of 5–1. The Grizzlies started the season off with strong wins over Class AAAA's Sequoyah and 2008 Class AAA Runner-Up Flowery Branch, as well as Region 7B-AAA's West Forsyth. The Grizzlies, with a (3-0) record and a Class AAA rank of 7th, had their next test of the season, hosting the North Hall Trojans. Most assumed that 2009 was the year North Hall was vulnerable and would give up its subregion dominance after three straight years and an undefeated subregion record. The Grizzlies were the team predicted to dethrone the Trojans in the subregion A opener, but North Hall had other plans. Creekview soon found themselves down 21-0 early in the second quarter and were outgained on offense nearly 4-1 en route to a 45-21 loss, their first of the season. Since then, Creekview has bounced back strong with six straight wins and will accompany the North Hall Trojans to the state playoffs for the second straight year. As the 3rd seed, Creekview traveled to Carrollton High School to battle the Trojans and were sent home as the only Region 7-AAA to be defeated in the 1st round. Creekview started their 2011 football season strong with a 24-17 win against rival Sequoyah at Creekview. This win was mostly due to the outstanding play of previously home-schooled senior Riley Davis, who had two touchdowns.

Golf

Soccer

Softball

Swimming

Tennis

Track and field

Volleyball

Wrestling

References

  1. ↑ The Augusta Chronicle, "School takes name of American Indian tribe", February 19, 2005
  2. ↑ Atlanta Magazine, Jan 1, 2010
  3. ↑ http://www.rocketcontest.org/pdf/TARC_2013_Finals_Results.pdf
  4. ↑ http://www.aia-aerospace.org/news/georgia_students_take_first_place_in_team_america_rocketry_challenge_finals/
  5. ↑ http://www.rocketcontest.org/2014_Scores.cfm
  6. ↑ http://www.cherokeega.com/transparency/meetings-detail-boc.cfm?docToRead=20140520_sum.pdf&meeting=1893&type=minutes
  7. ↑ Las Palmas Mexican Restaurant
  8. ↑ Georgia Model Aviators
  9. ↑ Creekview High School Media Center

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