GCHS Family and Consumer Science teacher Cody Mooneyhan will be recognized with the 2019-20 Educated Adviser Award at FCCLA's first-ever Virtual National Leadership Conference, July 7-9, 2020. Mooneyhan is one of only two advisers to receive this national honor. The award recognizes the performance of a current chapter adviser who exceeds all expectations in... READ MORE >

A final and extremely important survey for the 20-21 school year is now open at https://bit.ly/gc-2021. Please complete today! This is your opportunity to tell us your thoughts on your child’s return to the classroom along with specific concerns you have about the upcoming school year. Your input will directly impact scheduling decisions at the district, school... READ MORE >

Grayson County Schools has released the results of the first in a series of family surveys as the district plans for the 2020-21 school year, currently scheduled to start on August 5. When closures were announced in March due to COVID-19, schools across the state transitioned into a prolonged period of Non-Traditional instruction. That provision was originally... READ MORE >

The second in a series of family surveys is now open. The results of these will be a vital part of our planning for the 2020-21 school year. Please share your feedback to help us understand our district’s technology needs during any time of NTI. Survey link will be open through June 10 at https://bit.ly/TechSurveyGCS. Families that prefer to complete the survey by... READ MORE >

GCHS incoming senior Gracyn Cook has been selected to serve on the Kentucky FCCLA Executive Council as Vice President of Individual Programs for the 2020-21 school year. Cook’s journey to state office holder began with an application process highlighting school, community and FCCLA activities, and a regional runoff. During this year’s virtual State Leadership... READ MORE >

Parents, guardians and families, we need your feedback! Please take this brief, anonymous survey regarding your experience with Non-Traditional Instruction during the COVID-19 school closures. If you have children in multiple settings (elementary, middle, and high), we encourage you to complete separate surveys for each school that your children attend. Your... READ MORE >

The Meals on the Bus summer schedule is out and begins Monday, May 18. All route stops remain the same, but there have been some time changes. Please be sure to check for yours. Service will remain pickup, with social distancing guidelines followed. READ MORE >

GCHS HOSA (Healthcare Occupations Students of America) members took top event finishes at State Leadership Competition, held virtually this year. Alexis Back placed 2nd in the Healthy Lifestyle event, Brook Finn, 3rd place in Medical Reading, Callie Ruth, 3rd place in Job Seeking Skills, and Sarah Helms placed in the Top 5 in Clinical Nursing. All now move on to... READ MORE >

District Technology Integration Specialist Dee Dee Webb has been named as one of only 19 educators from across the country to the PBS Digital Innovator All-Star Class of 2020! Learn more about the exciting announcement and discover how Dee Dee is using technology both inside and outside the classroom to inspire students and teachers alike. READ MORE >

School may be soon be out, but we’ll still keep serving up mobile meals in these next few weeks. The current schedule and routes will remain the same through May 15. We’ll be sure to provide an update as soon as it’s available! READ MORE >

Congratulations to Career and Technical Education (CTE) Students of the Month for the last quarter, Carson Decker, Carpentry; Carlie Jenkins and Sophie McCleod, Business. In addition to classwork, honorees are designated based on work ethic, perseverance, attitude and other Profile of a GCS Graduate “soft skills,” so essential to success in the classroom, in the... READ MORE >

Let the celebration begin! GCHS has some BIG plans to honor the Class of 2020. See what's in store in this message from the Administrative Team. And stay tuned for more details to come ...Stay connected with GCHS on social media, too. Facebook at Grayson County High School and Twitter @ghcs_Cougars. READ MORE >

The GCS Transportation Team gave a memorable sendoff to the Class of 2020 with this great visual wish for the very best as this year's seniors head out on a NEW road. "After 12 years of laughs, tears, wins, losses, meals, trips, championships, and ALL the wonderful memories of watching you grow into the unforgettable Class of 2020, thanks for riding with us!” Well... READ MORE >

The April Grayson County Board of Education meeting will be live streamed at 6 pm this evening at https://bit.ly/AprilBdMtg. Requests for public comment should be emailed to doug.robinson@grayson.kyschools.us no later than 5:45 pm. READ MORE >

Beginning Monday, Mar. 30, all mobile meal bus routes and delivery will continue with no changes. We will discontinue on-site school pick up as we focus on providing the best service to the most families, while also enhancing social distancing for both our children and our staff. We appreciate your continued support and encouragement. View the complete list of... READ MORE >

GCS will provide meal services and pick up routes for ages 18 and younger starting Monday, March 16. Check out routes, locations and times for the option that works best for you. Our guidance is that children be on site, but we understand that some families have more challenging circumstances. We want all our children to be able to take advantage of this program,... READ MORE >

We recognize that there is an increasing concern among our families and the community regarding the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). We have been closely following and monitoring the information and guidance provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the World Health Organization (WHO), the Kentucky Department of Public Health, and... READ MORE >

Summer learning camps and lots of fun are in store for students from 1st through 10th grades. Plus, thanks to the generosity of the Cann, Mahurin, and Minton families, scholarships specifically for Grayson County students are available for some programs. Learn all about the opportunities open to curious minds this summer at the WKU Center for Gifted Studies. READ MORE >

GCHS DECA is headed to Nationals after a strong finish at the group’s State Conference. 19 of 21 students qualified to compete at the International Career Development Conference in Nashville April 29 – May 2. All students were event finalists. In addition, junior Emma Finch was elected to serve as 2020 - 21 Kentucky DECA President and Emily Cooley was named... READ MORE >

Grayson County School Food Service is seeking Substitute Cooks for the 19-20 school year. Substitute Cooks earn $10 per hour and may work up to 19.5 hours per week as needed. Training is provided. Shifts vary between 6:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Are you available to work at least three days a week? Are you interested in a future career with School Food Service? ... READ MORE >

What is 2-1-1? It’s your free, 24/7 one-stop connection to community resources including basic needs services, mental and physical health resources, counseling, employment assistance, and much more. Tune in as our talented GCHS Journalism team gives you a glimpse into what calling 2-1-1 can provide – for everyone. Offered through United Way of Central Kentucky,... READ MORE >

Grayson County High School’s 23 DECA regional competitors have all qualified for State next month. These included 1st Place finishers Colton Glenn, Business Services; Sophia Elmore, Integrated Marketing Campaign/Event; Luke Milliner, Principles of Business Mgmt & Admin.; Katie Dudgeon, Hospitality & Tourism Prof. Selling; Isaac Butler, Professional Selling;... READ MORE >

Connecting through competition. Congratulations to these FCCLA members who represented GCHS at Regionals this weekend, coming away with either a 1st or 2nd place finish in all competitive categories! #WeAreGCconnectED 1st Place: Food Innovations - Isaac Dowell Chapter Showcase Review - Austin Hack Career Investigation - Brittinee Hamby ... READ MORE >

The FRYSC Public Policy Survey provides insights into the impact of FRCs on their local communities. Please take the very short, four-question survey to share your feedback on FRCs and how they affect our schools, students and their families. SURVEY LINK: www.surveymonkey.com/r/FRYSCKyPublicPolicy2020 The survey closes at 10 am this Friday, Jan. 31.... READ MORE >

It's official! The 2020-21 school year calendar has been approved. Thanks to everyone who participated in the surveys to help select this final version. READ MORE >

This week's Job Shadow Spotlight features Matteson Milam, a Senior at GCHS, who is learning all about Grayson County tourism and local community events through her time shadowing Executive Director April Spalding. She also works closely with Ilsa Johnson during her time at the Chamber, where she gets to be involved with local business leaders, chamber events, and... READ MORE >

Technology Center students from FFA, DECA and HOSA spent time this week visiting local elementary schools for the Unite To Read literacy program. They read to the students and taught mini-lessons in several classrooms. Participating students included: Stephanie Geary, Hunter Pendergest, Evan Hayse, Briley Berry, Bailey Collins, Zoe Coles, and Emily Cooley. READ MORE >

GCHS FCCLA earned national recognition and praise during the National Fall Conference in Dallas, Nov. 14 – 17. Competing in hands-on demonstration and presentation-based events, Gracyn Cook placed 3rd in Technical Pastry Skills, and Chloe Cox took 2nd in Technology in teaching. Josie Decker, Technical Knife Skills, and Maya Vaughn, Speak Out for FCCLA, also... READ MORE >

Winter weather will soon be upon us. We always hope for a mild one, but know that Mother Nature often has other plans. Grayson County Schools take the decision to close or delay school very seriously. Many factors determine that decision, but the safety of students and staff is always our top priority. Our bus drivers transport students more than 4,400 miles... READ MORE >

One survey, three options. Based on previous feedback, the Calendar Committee has three calendars to choose from for the 20-21 school year recommendation. Please make your selection at bit.ly/20-21Calendar by Weds., Dec. 4. READ MORE >

It’s time to to start planning for the 2020-21 School Year and we’d love to hear from you! Please give us your input into the upcoming School Calendar by taking the very brief survey at bit.ly/CalendarSurvey20-21. Responses are requested by Nov. 13. READ MORE >

Local CTE students Colton Glenn, Jon Legawic, George Priddy and Hannah Saltsman participated in the 5th annual Grayson County Scare on the Square and took 3rd place in the Halloween themed competition! Mr. Kiper's Carpentry students worked hard to construct the coffin for the Coffin Derby and our brave students pictured above competed in the race! It was a great... READ MORE >

The Kentucky Department of Education has released the 2018-19 Assessment and Accountability results, with a new look and emphasis on proficiency, growth and transition readiness. The three-year journey to the revamped accountability system reflects changes in state and federal laws under the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). The process has culminated in a... READ MORE >

Grayson County is one of twelve Kentucky school districts that have been labeled "bright spots" in a new report released by The Center for Business and Economic Research (CBER) in the Gatton College of Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky. The report was conducted in partnership with the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence. The... READ MORE >

It's National Manufacturing Week and our students got a behind-the-scenes look at Midway SST, RCP, and Plastikon. They learned about career opportunities available to them once they graduate and some of the products created right here in Grayson County. #mfgweek #manufacturing #careers READ MORE >

September 25, 2019 marked our 2nd Annual Technology Center Signing Day. Four Graduates from the 2019 class were recognized for securing a job in their Pathway in which they studied while at the Technology Center during their high school careers. Students recognized are from left to right: Logan Overby, who studied Welding at GCTC is now employed with Elite Welding.... READ MORE >

We are the champions . . . again!! Yes, Team GCS made it a repeat in the 2nd annual Corporate Cup against some fierce (but very friendly) competition from Plastikon, ECTC and Farm & Home Realty and Auction. It was a great day of fun, fellowship and teamwork! With a team made up of members from every school, their Olympian efforts represented us all the way to a... READ MORE >

Ready for a change? Re-entering the workforce? Veteran? Have you thought about a teaching career, but don't see how to pursue that passion without an education degree? There are any number of options currently available to help you get to the head of the classroom quickly, and additional options are also in the works. If you have the will, there's very likely a... READ MORE >

This week's Job Shadow Spotlight features local manufacturing company, Leggett & Platt. Sandan Paddack, a Junior at GCHS, works with Engineer Brett Gregory to learn about his job in manufacturing. As a token of his appreciation, Sandan made his sponsor a custom nameplate, which he created by programming the 3D printer in his machining class. Thanks Brett and... READ MORE >

Grayson County Chamber members heard all about the district’s work-based learning program during the August membership luncheon. New Transition Coordinator Brandi Lee gave an overview of the program, piloted last school year, as GCHS students shared their personal experiences with the business leaders. Work-based learning gives students an opportunity to... READ MORE >

Industry skills standards define competence for workers in a given industry. For machining, those standards are developed by The National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS). The Grayson County Technology Center Machining program recently had 11 students plus instructor Michael Critchelow take the certification test, with an astounding 100% pass rate.... READ MORE >

Clay Newton was elected to serve as the 2019-2020 Kentucky FFA Lincoln Trail State Vice President. Clay is the son of Don and Shona Newton of Leitchfield. He is a member of the Grayson County FFA chapter where his advisor is Brian Newton. Clay was one of 21 candidates who ran for State Office from across the Commonwealth. He completed an application and... READ MORE >