The Cherokee County School Board has included a student advisor position since 1999, as well as a student delegate from each high school in the last five years. The student delegates serve for one year, contributing valuable feedback to the school board. The advisor role is rotated among the county's high schools.

The 2014-15 student delegates to the Cherokee County School Board took office at the board's first meeting of the new school year. Parth Patel, a senior at Woodstock High School, was selected student advisor. The student delegates are: Richard "Alex" Fulbright, ACE Academy; Kathryn Huller, Cherokee High School; Calli Ruschmeyer, Creekview High School; Rushay Amarath-Madav, Etowah High School; Molly Herring, River Ridge High School; and Isabelle Riddle, Sequoyah High School.

"These are among our school district's most impressive students, and we appreciate their willingness to serve in order to provide a student's perspective to the school board," said Superintendent of Schools Frank R. Petruzielo. "The students selected for these positions already are outstanding student leaders, and through this new role they will gain greater experience and insight that will serve them well as they pursue higher education, careers and, we hope, important leadership roles in their communities and our nation."