Grayson County High School tennis coach Sherry Vincent has been named the Bennie Purcell Coach of the Year by the United States Tennis Association (USTA).
The award is presente...
MFG Day is always a popular and impactful event for students and industry alike. This year that impact was even stronger as additional companies joined in to give CTE students an ...
What an experience! And what an impressive show they put on!! GCHS Machining/Computer Science students were invited to showcase projects during the Coding at the Capitol event. GC...
We were proud to support our GCHS Agriculture and FFA students as a sponsor of the first annual Farm to Fork dinner hosted by the Grayson County Extension Service.
The event in...
They’re not all artists, but you’d never know it from this masterpiece! A group project, each square was individually painted by a member of the GCHS junior WIN enrichment class. ...
Cougars districtwide are partnering with the GCHS Football Alumni Association to “Tackle Hunger” again this year during Spirit Week, August 21 - 25. Schools will collect canned g...
GCHS Family and Consumer Science teacher Cody Mooneyhan will represent Kentucky as the nominee for the National Association of Teachers of FCS (NATFCS) Award of Merit.
The nomi...
The WHAS Crusade for Children has awarded an $18 thousand grant to the Grayson County Schools special education program. The funding will enhance social-emotional development and ...
GCHS incoming sophomore Daniel Ratley has been selected to serve on the Kentucky Department of Education’s Commissioner’s Student Advisory Council, the first GCHS student named to...
Grayson County High School students were recently honored at the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards for the South Central Kentucky Region. Juniors Brooklyn Cook, Jordan Grant, Casp...
More than 200 students who have already earned career pathway certifications were celebrated today at a breakfast hosted in partnership with the Grayson County Chamber of Commerce...
GCMS has been striving for “Greater Heights” this year. Grayson County’s (and Caneyville’s) own Elvie Shane visited today to show how determination and focus have helped him reach...
GCMS science teacher J.J. Frye has been selected as one of only ten middle school science teachers nationwide for the prestigious National STEM Scholars Program.
Frye has devel...
Learning to lead as women in today’s world. A group of GCHS sophomore through senior girls had the opportunity to participate in Junior Achievement’s Girl$ Experience. Hosted by J...
Several GCHS students will be spending their summers at prestigious residential honors programs throughout the state. All selections are made through a highly competitive applicat...
GCHS Senior Counselor Diane Harned has been honored with the KCTCS School Counselor/Teacher Pathfinder Award. Presented by ECTC staff in a surprise ceremony, Harned was cheered on...
The Grayson County Retired Teachers Association has announced this year’s winners of the AARP Kentucky Grandparent of the Year Essay Contest.
The annual contest highlights the...
Some success stories write themselves. Others unfold through a series of opportunities and choices.
Matthew Davis was typical of many of his GCHS classmates. He wasn’t certain ...
They’re #! It was a big day for the GCHS RCX Robotics team as they took first place in the Daviess County area Regional RCX competition, on March 18. Pictured are team members Isa...
Computer programing and robotics are among the most in-demand workforce skills, and the Grayson County Technology Center was recently awarded a $5 thousand grant from TVA and WREC...