Friday, Jan. 7 will be a traditional Snow Day for all students and staff. Bundle up and enjoy!! We’ll see you Monday, Jan. 10.
With the uncertain timing of the forecast snow, Thurs., Jan. 6, will be an NTI day and students will work from home. Teachers and staff will be accessible if you have questions regarding your child’s assignments. Stay safe!
Congratulations to GCHS FCCLA on a successful Leadership and National Conference experience in DC, meeting with KY officials and all students placing in the Top 15 in their respective competitive categories.
One survey, three options. Based on previous feedback, the Calendar Committee has three calendars to choose from for the 2022-23 school year recommendation. Make your selection at https://bit.ly/3nnH2oN by Nov. 29.
A first-ever GCHS event brought out more than 60 families to complete the FAFSA, one of the most important steps to pay for college. Reps from colleges and universities, military branches, & local businesses also attended. See story: https://bit.ly/3qbRLof
Tech Center machining teacher, Michael Critchelow made quick work of a difficult, costly flagpole repair at Veterans Memorial Park. In return, American Legion Post 81 presented GCTC with an unexpected and generous donation. Here’s to community partnerships!
It’s time to start planning for the 2022-23 School Year. Please give us your input into the upcoming School Calendar by taking this very brief survey https://bit.ly/CalendarSurvey23. Responses requested by Nov. 8.
It’s Home Show weekend! The GCHS Marching Cougars will host 20 bands for this annual favorite in an evening of musical and visual thrills. Admission $10, children 5 and under are free. Complete itinerary at https://kyband.com/event/grayson-county/
Be a “Safety Star!” Join us in taking the KY Center for School Safety
Pledge to be kind, respectful, and support others, while following school safety rules to keep our students and staff safe. Help us pass 1,000 and turn GC green. Take the pledge at https://bit.ly/2Xbq0A3
Congratulations to Career and Technical Education (CTE) Students of the Month Hollie Hagan, August and Keegan Sharp, September.
GCS will continue to require universal masking for all students, staff, and visitors inside our school buildings unless otherwise exempt (ex: cannot wear a mask due to disability), regardless of vaccination status. Masks remain required on school buses as well. Full message at https://bit.ly/2YWyNqe
Visit https://bit.ly/3yfs7jK for an update on today’s Executive Order, revised masking requirements.
We’re excited to welcome back our students, families and staff on Aug 4, as we RECONNECT for the new school year! See full Reopening Message/2021-22 Plan: https://bit.ly/3rpA6Io
Look at all these computers and monitors! Thank you Abound Credit Union for this incredible donation to provide additional technology for our students! Great partners, working together ... #WeAreGCconnected
CTE Professional Learning Day!!
GCHS FCCLA gave "STAR" performances at Nationals! Read all about it https://www.graysoncountyschools.com/article/493803
Making and baking, safety know-how, printing by code and more. It’s all in a day at this week’s first-time CTE Camp.
Opportunities are everywhere in Grayson County Schools! We’re currently hiring for all positions, with openings at all schools. Job listings and details at https://bit.ly/HiredGCS21. Apply today!
Meals on the Bus is back with even more routes and more options this year. See the schedule at http://bit.ly/Meals21 for a location and time convenient to you!
