All Gilmer County Schools will be closed Monday, January 6th due to inclement weather.
Happy Holidays from all of us at Gilmer County High School! Students will return to school on January 6th, 2025.
A big shoutout to Mrs. Alecia Martin, our Communities in Schools coordinator, and the amazing team from Calhoun Banks for treating our students to a hot chocolate bar yesterday! Calhoun Banks also generously provided prizes for the event, holding a drawing for three prizes per grade level for students who were present.
#gogilmer #attendancematters #communitiesinschools
Many thanks to Dendra Miller for the photographs!
Last week, 7th graders in Mrs. McClain's class got to experience Egyptian Queen Nefatari’s tomb in Virtual Reality! #SchoolisCool #GoGilmer
Tomorrow night!
There has been a clarification on the time for the event. Doors will open at 5:30 P.M., and the show will begin at 6:00 P.M. We hope to see you there!
High school students, semester exams are scheduled for the end of the 2nd nine week period, which takes place just after Winter Break. Please see the attached flyer for a schedule of which period exams will be held on each day.
It's your week-at-a-glance! Don't forget, it's Titan Holiday Spirit Week -- check the flyer that is attached to see the dress up days leading into Winter Break.
Let's have a great week!
Get into the holiday spirit next week with... holiday spirit week! 🎄🥳
Senior portrait make-up day is Wednesday, December 11, 2024. If you have questions, please contact Mr. Fisher at kbfisher@k12.wv.us .
All Gilmer County schools will operate on a 2-hour delay on Thursday, December 5, 2024.
GCHS Student Council is hosting a Christmas Food Drive that begins Thursday, December 5, 2024. We hope to collect a "blessing box" from EACH 1st period that contains specific items that you can find in the attached flyer. These boxes will be given to families within our own community. This is a great opportunity to help make a difference in our community while also promoting attendance with our students!
🔹 **Parents, Access the Cook Center for Essential Support** 🔹
If you're concerned about your child's behavior and mental health, the Cook Center is here to help. This online resource provides therapy services with licensed therapists as well as comprehensive information on behavior and mental health issues. The center is a vital tool for parents seeking support and guidance. 💬🧠
You can access the center on the web from the GCHS website. Click on "Menu" and then "Parent Guidance and Support" under "Parents".
🎉 Congratulations to our students at GCHS with perfect attendance! 🎉
Your dedication and commitment to your education are truly inspiring. Keep up the fantastic work and continue striving for excellence. 🌟
Front row: Nathan Luzader and Rogelio Guevara
2nd Row: Brooklyn Burrows, Kaylyn Prince, Rayana Blosser, Aryah Frederick, Sophia Chapman, Charlotte Smarr, and Stacy Taylor
3rd Row: Lacie Martin, Hayden Russell, Adalyn Dobbins, Eli Butler, Mason Morris, Ryder Tomblin, Kendra Fox, and Jayden Dyson
4th Row: Mallaky Frame, Jada Brenwald, Jordan Stoller, Jayden Tingler
5th Row: Anna Mason, Troy Woodford, Remington Huffman, Reidyn Dennison, and Nicholas Clowser.
6th Row: Richard Bush, Colton Bush, and Tyler Ratliff
Seventh grade students enjoyed a Glow Day in Mrs. Barr's class before Thanksgiving break. Students working on integer puzzles and mazes in the morning during math classes and computer science classes enjoyed STEAM games in the afternoon.
STEAM games included I Spy scavenger hunts, Jenga, Perfection, Yahtzee, Dominoes, and even a heated Connect Four tournament!
#STEAMeducation #GlowDay
Shout out to the Calhoun-Gilmer Career Center's ProStart Lab (under the direction of Chef White) for providing delicious cookies for our Parent-Teacher Conferences last night! Also, thanks to the wonderful Cherri West for passing them out along with other important information to our parents and guardians!
#gogilmer #parentteacherconferences
Hey, Sophomores! Are you interested in attending HOBY? If so, please see Mrs. Fox!
HOBY's State Leadership Seminars welcomes school and community nominated students to 3–4-day seminars each spring and summer. These student ambassadors participate in facilitated dialogue and abilities-based workshops to develop awareness of their leadership strengths and an understanding of their leadership values. Through these dynamic activities with their peers, students hone their skills and learn to recognize, amplify, and collaborate with the diverse strengths of others. One weekend at a HOBY seminar unlocks a student’s leadership potential and helps them gain the confidence to make a positive impact on the world around them.
While there are no required qualifications for registration, HOBY seeks individuals who embody the following characteristics:
• Exhibits strong pro-social behaviors
• Compassion for others
• Open-minded
• Hard working (physically and intellectually)
• Service-minded
• Passionate about a cause
• Cares about their community
• Eager to help
• Interested in learning
• Has a positive mental attitude
• Encourages others
• Notices and tries to include other students
• Capable of rallying people
This morning, the West Virginia Batman, John Buckland, visited GCHS for an engaging assembly! In a powerful “mask off” session, he shared his personal journey, the struggles he’s faced, and how he was able to overcome them. His message of hope, resilience, and mental health awareness resonated with our students. He emphasized four key lessons:
🔵Never Give Up
🔵Always Do the Right Thing
🔵Help Others
🔵Never Be a Bully
A huge thank you to Mr. Buckland for taking the time to inspire and encourage our students today!
Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week is an annual program where people come together across the country to draw attention to the problems of hunger and homelessness. Please see the following flyer from the WVDE for more information.
Please see the following message about Texas Roadhouse rolls from Mrs. Barker:
Student Council Parents and Guardians:
Texas Roadhouse fundraising items were delivered Monday, November 18. We are storing the rolls and butter in the meat lab freezer at school. I do not want to send your student’s orders home without consent as they will thaw out if your student has a long drive. I will be staying after school this week for orders to be picked up by you or someone you trust. I will have everyone sign when orders are picked up for liability purposes. Please drive behind the school for pickup- you will find myself and/or a student council representative waiting with the meat lab door propped open to help distribute orders. I have copies of all order forms, so you do not need to worry about that aspect. If you cannot arrange pickup on the days listed, please contact me at school at 304-462-7960 ext. 137 or by e-mail ashley.butler@k12.w.vus to make other arrangements. If you wish for your child to bring their orders home after school, please sign this form below (see link) to take full responsibility for the products’ status.
Available dates/times:
Tuesday, November 19: 3:30-4:30
Thursday, November 21: 3:30-5:00
Friday, November 22: 3:30-4:30
Please see the link below for the form mentioned above:
https://tinyurl.com/GCSCrolls24
🎉 Sweet Treats for Good Attendance! 🍰🍪
Don't forget THIS FRIDAY: The kitchen staff will provide a tasty dessert bar to be served at lunch!
Parents and guardians, help us encourage great attendance by sending your child to school on Friday, November 22, so they can enjoy these tasty treats. Let’s work together to help your child become an Attendance H.E.R.O. — Here, Every day, Ready & On Time!
Gilmer County Schools encourage students to Attend for the Win! Miss Less Than 10!
