Recognizing their achievement in Career and Technical Education courses during their high school careers, Gwinnett County Public Schools (GCPS) recently highlighted the work of 23 high school students during the Gwinnett County Public Schools 2017 Career and Technical Education Student of the Year awards recognition program.
On September 30, 2016, Lovin Elementary celebrated its ten-year anniversary of being one of the best Gwinnett County elementary schools!
During these 10 years, Lovin has done amazing things throughout the school year and even during the summers.
You may have noticed that it has been a while since I have written an article. It took me a minute to figure out this high school thing. Since the beginning of this year, school has been a lot different.
At one time, Rome was the largest city in the world and the center of the most powerful economic, cultural, and political empire in history.
Debbie Partrick, STEM specials teacher at Trip Elementary in Grayson, as well as the entire school family, is participating in a community recycling program that will earn money for their school.
Brookwood High School’s Jan Wilson is Gwinnett County Public Schools’ Library Media Specialist of the Year. Wilson, who has 19 years’ experience, has developed a successful program that is exemplary in the promotion of reading, information technology utilization, collaborative and innovative techniques, and community involvement.
A total of 151 graduating seniors from schools across Georgia have been recognized as 2016 Georgia Scholars, the Georgia Dept. of Education announced.
The Grayson High School Spirit Cheerleaders are sponsoring a fundraising event called “The Grayson Warrior Challenge” to raise money for and bring awareness to The Wounded Warrior Project.
As required by law, the Gwinnett County Board of Education (GCBOE) will hold three public hearings as part of its process for setting the millage.
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