Forbes has released its Best Employers By State list, naming Cumberland County Schools (CCS) as one of North Carolina’s best employers for a third time.
Ranked #80 out of 100 in-state employers, CCS is one of only two districts on the list, joined by Cleveland County Schools.
Forbes gathered the data by surveying over 160,000 employees from companies with a workforce of at least 500 people across the United States. Survey participants were asked how likely they were to recommend their employer on a scale of zero to 10, and Forbes ranked the 1,417 employers that received the highest scores.
“This recognition is a reflection of the heart and dedication of our team,” said Superintendent Dr. Eric Bracy in a press release. “In Cumberland County Schools, our people are our greatest strength—and their commitment directly fuels student success. By fostering an environment where employees feel valued, inspired and supported, we empower them to deliver the support that helps every student thrive.”
CCS is the second-largest employer in the county, surpassed only by the military. With over 6,000 full-time staff, including more than 3,000 certified teachers, the district works collaboratively to create a safe, engaging and unique learning environment for nearly 50,000 students. CCS not only offers numerous growth opportunities but also provides a wide range of incentives and benefits for its employees.
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