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GCSS names four 2021-2022 Teachers of the Year
Congratulations to our 2021-2022 Teachers of the Year! Jennifer Rosenblum is Teacher of the Year at CBJ Preschool, Dana Jackson is Teacher of the Year at Greene County Primary School at Union Point, Morgen Gay is Teacher of the Year at Anita White Carson Middle School, and Megan Calicott is Teacher of the Year at Greene County High School.
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GCSS announces mask requirement for students and staff
The Greene County School System announced that effective Wednesday, August 11th, wearing masks will be required for all students and staff inside school buildings and on the school bus. Superintendent Chris Houston directed the change in mask policy after the rate of student cases within the district reached 1%.
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Alumni Spotlight: Dr. Liddy Cronan named inaugural Student Pharmacist of the year
GCHS alum Dr. Liddy Cronan (Class of 2014) was named the Jim Bartling Student Pharmacist of the Year by the Georgia Pharmacy Association in June 2021. This is the first year that the association has given this award, making Dr. Cronan the inaugural recipient. She says: "Greene County Schools prepared me well for college, both undergraduate and graduate school. I had amazing teachers throughout the years, who encouraged me to reach for the stars. There is still a long road ahead, and I am looking forward to serving my patients with the highest quality of care and returning the favor to the community that has always supported me so well."
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GCSS announces return to normal school operations for 2021-2022
The Greene County School System is planning for a return to school that is as normal as possible this year. Masks will be optional, hand sanitizing and hand washing practices will be continued and encouraged, and enhanced cleaning and sanitizing procedures by custodial staff will be extended.
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GCCA Career Coaching Program partners with Emory's Goizueta Business School
“Student mentoring is like a planting a garden,” said Greene College & Career Academy CEO John Ellenberg. “You go ahead and plow because you know it’s going to rain. Now it’s raining, and we needed the expertise of Goizueta’s MBA students to show us how to scale our operations.”
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Two GCSS students recognized by GA Governor’s Honors Program
Two Greene County School System students, rising LOA senior Gabrielle Gruszynski and rising GCHS junior Aiden Turner, have been recognized by the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program.
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Application period for Families of Children with Special Needs COVID-19 Reimbursement extended through June 30th
Governor Brian P. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Education have opened the applications for the Families of Children with Special Needs Reimbursement through June 30.
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Verizon recalls mobile hotspot model MHS900L issued to Greene County students
Please be aware that Verizon Wireless has recalled the WiFi jetpacks/mobile hotspots that were distributed by the Greene County School System. Verizon filed the recall notice with the Consumer Product Safety Commission and posted information about the recall on their website.
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GCSS welcomes Keith Ellenberg as technology director and chief information officer
The Greene County School System is pleased to welcome Keith Ellenberg to the district’s leadership team as the new Director of Technology and Chief Information Officer for the school system.
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GCHS announces cancellation of Convocation 2020 due to COVID-19 safety concerns
On Friday, November 6, 2020, Greene County High School Principal James Peek released the following letter to the community announcing the school's decision to cancel its annual Convocation Ceremony due to COVID-19 safety concerns.
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COVID-19 not expected to impact GCHS 2021 graduation rate
The Greene County High School leadership team announced Friday that they do not expect the COVID-19 pandemic to negatively affect the high school’s Class of 2021 graduation rate.
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Stopping the spread: Greene County Schools again reports no COVID-19 activity
The district’s infection prevention strategies have been successful in protecting students and staff.
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GCSS releases Phase II reopening parent and staff survey results
In preparation for Phase 2 of its school reopening process, the Greene County School System surveyed CMS and GCHS parents to gauge their response to a proposed return to in-person instruction at the two schools on October 26th.
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An Update from Superintendent Dr. Chris Houston on Greene County's return to school in Fall 2020
Our Return to School Task Force continues to work daily on developing a plan for reopening school that is designed to maximize precautions to protect the health and safety of our students and staff while maintaining the highest standards of teaching and learning.
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GCHS athletes may begin summer conditioning on June 8 under new health and safety guidelines
Greene County High School will allow its athletes to begin participating in voluntary summer conditioning workouts on June 8 but will take careful precautions to protect the health and safety of its athletes and athletic staff.
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A Letter from Superintendent Dr. Chris Houston on Greene County's return to school in Fall 2020
August will be here before we know it, and our top priority as we prepare for Greene County’s return to school is our students' and staff's health and safety.
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Greene County High School announces Class of 2020 graduation ceremony plans
GCHS Principal James Peek announced May 18th that official plans for a rescheduled graduation ceremony have been finalized. The members of the Class of 2020 will indeed be able to gather and celebrate the completion of their high school careers!
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Let's finish strong, Tigers! Here's why the last few weeks matter.
Parents, please take a moment to read this important follow-up message to the End-of-Year-Grading Quick Guide we posted last week. Thank you for your continued support!
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District releases adjusted end-of-year grading guide for 2020
GCSS leadership has carefully considered implications for this year’s end-of-year grading as we prepare to head into the last month of the school year. We want to ensure that our policy decisions are in the best interest of children, not penalizing them for circumstances beyond their control. Therefore, we have developed a new grading guide for this year, adjusted to account for the impact of the distance/digital learning days we have implemented due to physical school closures as a result of COVID-19.
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GCHS Principal James Peek releases a statement regarding Class of 2020 graduation
If the Greene County School System is able to return to school on April 27th as planned, GCHS hopes to hold its graduation ceremony as planned and on schedule, if health officials deem it safe to do so.
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