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 St...
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 e...
Grayson County Schools College & Career Transition Coordinator Brandi Lee has received the 2022 Counseling & Career Development Professional Award from the Kentucky Association fo...
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 str...
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 par...
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 excel...
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 ...
Problem-solving, teamwork, and proven hands-on technical skills were all part of STEM/IT Day between GCS and Meade County Tech Centers. A BIG thank you to WRECC for sponsoring the...
Doing great at State! Congratulations to Thane Smith and Paul Overton, who placed in the Top Three at the recent SkillsUSA conference, a showcase for CTE students. Thane placed fi...
Dusty Hammers Cabinetry & Woodworking Sophomore Wyatt Clemons has taken three carpentry classes with Mr. Jeff Kiper at GCTC and was very interested in both the carpentry tra...
Tech Center machining and welding students have teamed up on a project for Bel Brands USA using blueprints and material provided by the company to build steel plate racks used in ...
Grayson County High FCCLA Chapter returned to the stage at this year’s State Conference, the first in-person since 2019.
In competitive events, Sierra Secora placed 1st in Culi...
As a part of our Work Based Learning Program at GCHS, students have the opportunity to continue their classroom learning in a local workplace setting. Work Based Learning includ...
Former Grayson County Tech Center machining student Branden Hicks, who now works at Mann Lake, recently demonstrated some real-world problem solving for current students. Branden...
GCHS Interim Principal Lacy Cox has been selected by the school’s Site-Based Decision Making Council to permanently fill the principal’s seat effective immediately. The 2002 grad ...
Grayson County Technology Center students showed off their skills with several Top Three finishes at the regional SkillsUSA competition.
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GCHS DECA finished strong at State, with all competitors event finalists and a majority eligible for Nationals. In addition, Bailey Collins was also named the Kentucky DECA outsta...
Unite to Read is a popular annual event that connects district 3rd graders with career and technical education (CTE) students to explore current topics as they grow literacy skill...