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 Isaa...
Alexis Chino, a Junior at Grayson County High School & Technology Center, wants to pursue an engineering degree after graduating high school. She is currently in the machining pa...
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 WRECC...
It was a big day for Grayson County Schools – and for Grayson County – as Gov. Beshear formally announced $10 million for the renovation of the Grayson County Technology Center. Jo...
Senior Luke Milliner is putting his business & marketing skills to work in his new role as content creator at Behemoth Drivetrain. Through the work based learning program at GCTC, ...
GCHS FCCLA hosted Region 5 FCCLA S.T.A.R. (Students Taking Action with Recognition) Events competition this past weekend with over 32 teams competing for a bid to the State Leaders...
GCHS Machining students took their skills to Breckinridge County this past weekend to compete in the Kenny Whitworth Invitational. This is the second year for the competition, held...
As the Grayson County Technology Center’s Machining program expands its offerings to include opportunities for students interested in pursuing engineering, robotics, and industrial...
Celebrating Apprenticeship Week and the great things happening for our students and our community at the Grayson County Tech Center. Kicking things off today, we celebrate “growing...
The Grayson County Schools Education Technology team has been honored with the 2022 Stilwell Award. Recipients are Kevin Butler, Joe Lampton, Will Sedam, Daniel Moore, Jeremy Shart...
Lead with CTE students got a first-hand look at manufacturing careers as they attended the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce Luncheon and Manufacturing Expo (October is Manufacturi...
Matt Hayes has been recognized as the 2022 Chamber of Commerce Education Award winner. The award was presented during the Chamber’s Annual Membership Dinner at Rough River Dam Sta...
Advanced Placement courses offer multiple benefits to students including college credit. Several currently enrolled GCHS students have earned a score of three or better on an AP ex...
Grayson County Schools College & Career Transition Coordinator Brandi Lee has received the 2022 Counseling & Career Development Professional Award from the Kentucky Association for...
Meals on the Bus returns June 1 - July 20! This summertime program provides all kids and teens 18 and under the opportunity to receive meals free of charge, no registration needed....
This Spring GCHS Junior Jake Rogers shadowed with Mid-Park's engineer Adam Hughes, to learn more about the process of taking projects from a customer's request to a functional stru...
Celebrating our students who are well on their way to career success after earning pathway and/or industry certifications in their field. Thanks to the Chamber of Commerce for part...
One of my favorite parts of my job is teaching students about the importance of building positive relationships with employers and networking. The Chamber of Commerce is an excell...
Up, up and away! Do you have a future pilot at home? Then bring them out to the Grayson County Airport on Saturday, May 21, 9 am – 2 pm, for a free day of flights, food, and fun! ...
Senior Trenton Fogle loves job shadowing at Extreme Fabrication . Trenton said he first became interested in welding at the age of 11, but that he didn't have the opportunity to w...