News & Announcements

The lockdown is over. There was no threat. Everyone is safe and accounted for. Multiple hoax calls have claimed active shooter situations in various schools throughout the state. These calls are taken very seriously and are immediately looked into by law enforcement agencies. We ask the public to please stay calm as our local law enforcement partners have not verified the validity of these accusations and are currently looking into the origin of these calls.

Finding Resilience in Community

The purpose of this statement is to inform you that this afternoon, a high school student passed away. The school community is grieving with the family and will provide love and support in any way we can, including having therapists available at school tomorrow. If anyone in the community needs someone to talk to, please call the FCCBH crisis line at 988.

Attached is information about the proposed 2023-24 school year calendar and Frequently asked Questions about the development of the calendar and their answers. At the end of this page of Frequently asked Questions, there is a link to provide feedback about the proposed calendar, therefore you must at least open the FaQ and scroll to the bottom to find the link to provide feedback. Please take a moment to read this FAQ information carefully and review the calendar carefully to ensure the feedback you are giving is within the parameters of what is under consideration.

Thank you for participating in this process and providing your feedback (on the Google Form).

Please nominate yourself, each other, and people you know who are doing a little extra in the classroom! What better way to say thank you for all the extra that teachers do, than to nominate a teacher and have them win?

The GCSD Board meeting has been moved from tonight to next Wednesday, February 22, still at 5:15.

The purpose of this statement is to inform you that this afternoon a 17 year old high school student, Zoe McKinney, passed away. The school community is grieving with Zoe's family and will provide love and support in any way we can, including having therapists available at school on Monday. Zoe was a remarkable student and we will honor her memory throughout the remainder of this senior year. If anyone in the community needs someone to talk to over the weekend, please call the FCCBH crisis line at 988.