GSCS Spring Break next week, April 3-7!
#GiftedEducationMonth
GSCS Homegrown Educator Spotlight: Thank you to Orrs Elementary Assistant Principal Quanedra Jackson and Crescent Elementary Special Education Teacher Kerry Kelso for all you do!
On the final day of #SchoolBoardAppriationWeek, GSCS recognizes Board Member Sue McDonald. Sue McDonald is a retired educator who served in education for over 30 years. She served as a classroom teacher for 25 years and taught at every level, elementary, middle and high. She is passionate about education and dedicated to serving the students and staff of GSCS. Thank you for all you do!
GSCS Celebrates Gifted Education Month in Georgia!
Board Member Zachery Holmes works tirelessly to support our schools. He is always willing to show up, serve and lend a helping hand. GSCS appreciates all he does for our students and staff! Happy #SchoolBoardAppreciationWeek!
Reminder: This Friday, March 17, is a GSCS Professional Learning Day (NO school for students)
Today, GSCS highlights Board of Education Member Barbara Jo Cook during #schoolboardappreciationweek. We appreciate Barbara Jo sharing her talents and experiences to help support the students and staff of GSCS. Thank you!
GSCS Homegrown Educator Spotlight: This week, we would like to recognize Griffin High Teacher Tyler Ogletree and Jordan Hill Elementary Principal Dottie English. Thank you for your commitment to our scholars and our community!
Let's continue to celebrate #SchoolBoardAppreciationWeek! Today, we highlight Board Vice-Chair Will Doss. Thank you for your service!
It is #SchoolBoardAppreciationWeek! Take time this week to thank the individuals who come together with the common goal of helping our scholars learn, grow and succeed. GSCS will feature all of our board members throughout the week. Today, we highlight Board Chairman R. Syntel Brown. Thank you for your service!
March is Gifted Education Month in Georgia (it was moved from January to March last year to align with the GAGC (Gifted Association for Gifted Children Convention). Let's celebrate the talents of our gifted students.
Happy #WomensHistoryMonth23!
This week, GSCS would like to recognize Homegrown employees Jordan Hill Elementary Instructional Coach Barbara Toborg and Orrs Elementary Teacher Amber Slack. Thank you for your commitment to our scholars and community! #GSCS #PACE #StrongLeaders #GreatSchools
Today, Rehoboth Road Middle School Eighth Grade Student Tavares Stinson was named a recipient of a $10,000 REACH Georgia Scholarship!
Tavares and his mother signed a contract that he will maintain a 2.5 GPA, have good attendance, remain crime, drug and behavior issue free and meet with a volunteer mentor and academic coach until he graduates from high school. Once he completes all program requirements he will receive $10,000 to be used towards the cost of attending a Georgia HOPE-eligible post-secondary institution (college, university or technical college) of his choice.
Local investments were made for each scholarship in the amount of $1,500 by Chick-Fil-A of Griffin, Brightmoor Hospice, Kiwanis Club of Griffin, Marukan Vinegar and Rotary Club of Griffin.
GSCS awards five eight grade students to receive this scholarship each year. The other scholarships were awarded in November. GSCS was notified that one prior REACH scholar moved out of state and was no longer eligible which allowed the district to select an additional eighth grader.
Congratulations Tavares!
Our classified staff are often the first to greet our students each morning and the last to wave goodbye each afternoon. They keep our schools and grounds safe and clean. They help students learn by supporting technology, providing meals and encouraging them. Our schools would not be the same without them. Join us in thanking all of them as we celebrate Classified Staff Appreciation Week!
Happy #MotivationMonday!
Thank you GSCS Speech Pathologists! This week, celebrate these hard-working professionals who make a difference in the lives of students with communication needs.
School Social Workers rise to support the growing need for mental health services, offering hope for students and families who face various challenges and advocating for marginalized youth. Let’s celebrate our GSCS Social Workers this week for all they do for our students, administrators, teachers, educators, parents and the community! #WeRise2023 #SSWWeek2023
Happy #WomensHistoryMonth! Today, GSCS highlights Marie Van Brittan Brown. She was the inventor of the first home security system and was also credited with the invention of the first closed-circuit television.
