Looking for a job, or know someone who is? We have openings for custodians - full or part-time, even subs. Apply online http://bit.ly/2koJhZM
Prepare your child for success! Our free parent book study starts tonight, 5:15 pm at the Bd of Ed. Details http://bit.ly/2jeRI9y
There will be school on Monday, Feb. 20, to make up the first of our currently two days missed this year.
Congrats to GCMS Academic Team on this weekend's District Governor's Cup overall 1st place finish! The team also took 1st in Quick Recall, Future Problem Solving and had 14 individual written assessment placements.
BIG weekend for GCMS Band - 25 student musicians selected to All-District!
Lawler Elementary will host a family training on the new Footsteps2Brilliance app on Thursday, January 19, 6 pm. This opportunity is also for parents of young children not yet in school. This App is FREE for any child that lives in Grayson County from birth to school age and is available on any smartphone, tablet or computer. IPads will be available for parents to use but everyone is encouraged to bring their own device.
Shout out to our Board members, some of the hardest-working folks in Grayson County. Say thanks when you see them out and about this month - or any time at all.
Kentucky author Leigh Anne Florence recently visited Lawler with her muse - Woody the Wiener Dog. The kids loved their visit and her inspiration!
Eleven GCHS students have been selected to perform in the 2017 WKU Honor Band on the campus of Western Kentucky University. These musicians will perform with students from the tri-state area under the baton of guest conductors from January 26-28th, with a final concert on Saturday afternoon. We are proud of these students for their hard work!
L-R front: Jonah Nolan, Noah Yates
L-R second: Darrenger Huff, Klayton Felty, Alexis Coon, Faith Hart, Kaylie Westphal
L-R third: Jackson Parker, Ben Jackson, Kelsey Carwile, Princess Reed
GCMS will host Major Robert Carter of the Madisonville Police Department and KY Center for School Safety for a special public presentation Wednesday, Jan. 11, 5 pm. It's a don't miss session as Major Carter will be at the school earlier in the day to speak with each grade level about bullying and digital citizenship. Be in the know, along with your children.
No school in Grayson County Friday, Jan. 6 due to weather. Stay safe everyone!
Preparing your child for success - join us for a book study starting Jan. 24. Details/schedule http://bit.ly/2jeRI9y
Grayson County Schools will be closed Thursday, January 5, 2017.
2017-18 School Calendar Survey extended through next Friday, Dec. 23. Visit graysoncountyschools.com to give us your feedback.
GCMS named Best Delegation of 48 schools at KYA, earning service, speaking awards, with multiple bills passed. Celia Johnston named Outstanding Delegate. Bailey Richardson elected Governor - 2nd straight year for a GCMS student.
We want your feedback for the 2017-18 School Calendar. Visit graysoncountyschools.com to view the proposed options and take the survey. Survey closes Dec. 16, so don't delay!
A few buses are delayed in traffic on US 62 near Big Clifty.
Congratulations to Stephenie Miller who just placed 2nd in the State Deaf and Hard of Hearing Spelling Bee!
GCMS/GCHS Cougars will be well-represented in the 4th District Symphonic Band, the top district instrumental ensemble. Pictured l – r are Darrenger Huff, Jackson Parker, Noah Gawerecki, Ben Jackson. Eighth grader Mason Parker is shown separately. Congratulations!
Congratulations to Cougar band members Jacob Swift, Alexis Coon, Ben Jackson, Darrenger Huff, Jackson Parker, Noah Gawerecki, and Isaac Milliner, selected to advance to 2nd round KY All-State Band Auditions later this month. Good luck to all!
