Eight GCMS Orchestra students recently performed in the University of Louisville Middle School Honors Orchestra. Grace Henderson, Michell Lynch, Mia Whitfill, Emma Embry, Dawson Gorby, Ava St. Clair, Elliot Horn, and Austin Walker were among the more than 100 nominated from across the state.
Alex Hazelwood recently fiddled his way to a 5th Place finish in the Apprentice Fiddler (11 – 15) category at the Tennessee Valley Old Time Fiddler’s Convention. The "Granddaddy of Midsouth Fiddlers Conventions," draws more than 15,000 people, with more than 200 musicians participating. Alex is shown with Grayson County orchestra teacher Adam French.
Congratulations to recently announced All-District Orchestra members Payton Abney, Makenzie Arnold, Emily Chambers, Austin Clark, Evan Clark, Michael Dennis, Shelby Dodd, Brooklyn Glasscock, Alexis Henning, Carley Mann, Taeja Parsons, Logan Sowders, and Tessa Whittaker.
The August 21 solar eclipse will be an extraordinary experience. See what’s in store, check out resources to get ready, and learn how the district is making safety its top priority for this historic event at http://bit.ly/2uFXiIn
Love visiting with our Chamber of Commerce members, especially when they're showing the love for #myGCS. Check out the full photo gallery at https://goo.gl/BKvWnU
Today's annual Board of Education sponsored luncheon highlighted many of last year's successes as well as this year's bright promise. Our story is your story. Share it with us - #myGCS.
Our first day of school was a fantastic beginning to this fresh new year. Hats off to everyone who made it such a picture-perfect day.
The focus is on Freshman as GCHS welcomes the Class of '21, tomorrow, July 31, starting at 2 pm. Parent session at 5 pm. Visit graysoncountyschools.com for details.
Congratulations to Shannon Cates, just announced as Clarkson's new principal!
GCMS NEW student registration all grades tomorrow, 7/12, 9 am – 2 pm. https://goo.gl/K2gn9t for requirements, additional info.
It's official - congratulations to new GCMS principal, Gary Parker!
The Clarkson SBDM Council wants your feedback as they prepare to select a new principal. Please share your voice in this important decision by completing a brief survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/W5HMYS3. Responses are requested no later than Tuesday, July 4.
Final day to provide feedback to the GCMS SBDM Council as they prepare to select a new principal. Please share your voice in this important decision by completing a very brief survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HDPTTWT today.
Congratulations to Sarah Bratcher (left) and Sydney Rogers, recently named to the 2017 Governors Scholars Program, a five-week, summer residential program for outstanding Kentucky high school students between their junior and senior year.
The GCMS SBDM Council wants your feedback as they prepare to select a new principal. Please share your voice in this important decision by completing a very brief survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/HDPTTWT. Responses are requested no later than Wednesday, June 21.
We're excited to welcome Alicia Brooks to the Grayson County Schools family as Lawler's new principal. Discover her journey in News.
Check out the Meals on the Bus Summer Tour kickoff and routes for #summerfoodsummerfun.
District Softball/Baseball schedule is out!
Softball
#1 Grayson vs. #4 Edmonson- Wednesday at 5:30 @ Butler County May 24th
#2 Butler vs. #3 Trinity- Wednesday at 5:30 @ Butler County May 24th
Championship- Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2 @ 6:00- Thursday May 25th @ Butler County
Baseball
#1 Butler vs. #4 Trinity- Monday at 5:30 @ Edmonson County
#2 Grayson vs. #3 Edmonson- Monday at 7:45 @ Edmonson County
Winner of Game 1 vs. Winner of Game 2- Tuesday at 6:00- Tuesday @ 6:00 @ Edmonson County
Congratulations to GCHS junior Jackson Parker, selected to attend the 2017 Governors Scholars Program. Four additional students have been selected as alternates. Get the story in News.
GCMS 7th grader Chase Richardson "scores" on ACT to earn state recognition. See the story in News.
Band-aids and tissues, hugs and smiles, concern and caring. Healthy kids learn better, and our school nurses make it happen. Thank you all!
