We were really proud of these students for sharing their work-based learning stories at today’s Chamber luncheon. Thanks to Transition coordinator Brandi Lee for a great presentation and to chamber members for their continuing support of our students and our community. #WeAreGCconnectEd
Welcome back! We're so excited to see everyone for a fantastic first day and 19-20 school year!
Elementary Back to School Nights all coming up tomorrow, August 1.
We live in such an amazing and caring community! Our hats are off to MTD leadership and staff who graciously donated this bounty of school supplies to our students today. Having the right tools for the job helps get the year off to a great start! #WeAreGCconnectED
GCHS Cougar Volleyball will have a familiar face heading the program as former coach Kelli Hall rejoins the team this fall. See full story http://bit.ly/2YaSIj0
The success of GCMS 8th Grade Transition Day has put the school and Curriculum Coordinator Tracie Johnston in the state spotlight. Johnston has been invited to speak at the Kentucky School Counselor Association (KSCA) Conference this fall in Lexington. The annual event gives 8th graders an inside track on future careers and reaching their goals through planning, preparation and focus in both coursework and activities. More at http://bit.ly/2XQZUN1
Catch up on all the Back to School events as we count down to August 7, the first day of a fantastic 2019-20! http://bit.ly/30q4X8Z
“I’ve always said that I thought this would be a great place to coach.” A big GCS welcome to new Lady Cougar basketball coach Ted Hill and his wife Amber, who also joins the district at Wilkey Elementary.
Welcome back! Tommy Hodges rejoins the district as the new AEC principal. See details http://bit.ly/31ETGmu
Congratulations to Clay Newton, newly elected KY FFA Lincoln Trail VP!
An astounding 100% industry certification pass rate for machining program. Newly certified are, Front Center: Kelly Hibbard; Front Row, L – R: Nolin Logsdon, Richard Robinson, Colton Starcher, Jacob Fisher, Nicholas Douthitt; Back: George Priddy, Christopher Williams, Instructor Michael Critchelow, Jacob Higdon, and Kyler Embry. Shown separately, Tyler Fields.
Come out to GCMS this Fri, May 31, for the Meals on the Bus Kickoff, with games, prizes & a FREE lunch! Check out our schedule, then look for us at a stop near you starting next Mon, June 3.
We’ll be LIVE for Graduation 2019. Use bit.ly/gcslive to catch all the pomp and circumstance of the big day, starting at 1:45 pm. IF you are unable to access the live stream through this link, please visit www.graysoncountyschools.com for updates.
Congratulations to Wilkey student Tessa Blain awarded First Place in the 5th Grade division of the 2019 KET Young Writers Contest. Huge accomplishment - over 1,300 entries this year from around the world. You can hear her read her story at ket.org/education starting June 1.
GCS Technology Integration Specialist DeeDee Web has been named one of 8 statewide “All Stars” as part of the first annual KET Education All Stars program. Big honor! Congratulations to DeeDee!!
Huge accomplishment for GCMS 7th graders Landon Shiarella and Paul Overton. Both received state recognition for their ACT scores as part of the Duke TIP program. Landon scored a 27 in reading and Paul a 23 in Science, both exceeding the test benchmark. Congratulations!
Congratulations to new Caneyville Elementary principal Josh Basham!
GCHS has received national recognition for excellence in global education from EF High School Exchange Year, the leader in high school student exchange programs. The award is presented to high schools that demonstrate an extraordinary commitment to international understanding and global awareness. See details http://bit.ly/2EnJa9i
GCHS students have been hard at work for their community this year, earning the Leitchfield Lions Club Young Leaders in Service Award. The honors, given at 50- and 100-hour levels, were earned by (l - r) AnnaMarie McKinney, Lindsey Mudd, Rebekah VanMetre, Grant Manion, Jacob Smith, Chandler Mudd, Alexis Back.
Grayson County Schools will be closed next Tuesday, May 21, Primary Election Day.
