Nai-Tsang Cheng
鄭乃滄
Director · Activities
董事會
Board of Directors
A volunteer group of educators, community leaders and business professionals who have given CCS its strategy, oversight and support since 1996.
President / Chairwoman
Ting Chiu
邱婷蘭
The Awesome Team Foundation
A letter from our President
To our students
What you have gained here at CCS is much more than learning Chinese characters or speaking another language. You have gained a connection to your roots, a bridge between cultures, and the confidence to stand proudly in both worlds.
As you move on to your next chapter, remember this: your culture is your strength, your heritage is your story, and your future is limitless. Dream big, work hard, be kind, stay curious, and always remember where you came from. No matter where life takes you, CCS will always be your home and you will always be part of our family.
“The deeper your roots, the higher your wings can soar.”
The 2026 board
10 members, grouped by office. The organization under each name is the one that member represents, many of them CCS sponsors.
Directors4
Wenlin Chen
陳雯琳
Director · General Affairs
Ultra Stretch Professional
Andrew Peters
裴中安
Director · Public Relations & Fundraising
The Peters Team
Joseph Hsiao
蕭柏恩
Director · Public Relations & Fundraising
h Restaurant Group
Honorary directors4
George Liu
劉湘濤
Honorary Director
EverMark
Ann Peters
楊彥純
Honorary Director
The Peters Team
Charlene Fang
袁曉明
Honorary Director
Julia Cheng
鄭嘉蕙
Honorary Director
Winmate Rugged
Officers1
Alison Chou
周柏語
Secretary
The board pages from the 30th Anniversary Yearbook are in the school library.
What the board does
The board provides the strategic, financial and community leadership that keeps CCS running each year. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, the school is governed by these volunteers.
- Strategic guidance
- Sets the long-term direction for CCS, approving academic programs, community initiatives and school policies that serve the mission.
- Oversight and accountability
- Ensures the school operates with transparency and integrity, and meets its obligations as a nonprofit.
- Financial stewardship
- Oversees finances and approves budgets so that resources are used responsibly for students, teachers and families.
- Community outreach
- Represents CCS across Atlanta: building partnerships, attending events and extending the school’s reach.
- Educational programs
- Champions the quality of the Mandarin curriculum, the cultural arts programs and annual events such as Lunar New Year.
- An inclusive school
- Fosters a welcoming environment where students and families from every background feel they belong.
Ready to join the CCS community?
Enrollment is open now. Join over 600 alumni who started their journey right here in Duluth, Georgia, since 1996.