🎺 Five of our GCHS Marching Titans represented Gilmer County High School at WVU Band Day on Saturday, Sept. 12!
These students learned a song, rehearsed alongside WVU’s Pride of West Virginia, and took the field with the band during halftime. What a great opportunity to represent GCHS and be part of a college marching band experience!
Way to represent, Titans! 💙💛🎺
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#GoGilmer #TitanNation #WVUBandDay
These students learned a song, rehearsed alongside WVU’s Pride of West Virginia, and took the field with the band during halftime. What a great opportunity to represent GCHS and be part of a college marching band experience!
Way to represent, Titans! 💙💛🎺
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#GoGilmer #TitanNation #WVUBandDay
🍟 Support GCHS Athletics with a McDonald’s Savings Card!
The Gilmer County High School Athletic Department is selling McDonald’s Savings Cards for just $5 each. 100% of the proceeds go directly toward supporting our athletic programs and our students. Cards are available for purchase through the front office.
Thank you for supporting Titan Athletics!
The Gilmer County High School Athletic Department is selling McDonald’s Savings Cards for just $5 each. 100% of the proceeds go directly toward supporting our athletic programs and our students. Cards are available for purchase through the front office.
Thank you for supporting Titan Athletics!
Tutoring is available for students in Grades 6th through 12th, Mondays through Thursdays until 5:45pm. Teachers work with students on assignments that students need to complete for classwork, homework or projects. Please call the high school if you have any questions: 304.462.7960.
Students in grades 9–12 may bring an out-of-school guest to the GCHS Homecoming Dance. Students planning to bring a guest must complete and return the Non-GCHS Dance Guest Application to the high school office by Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
A digital version of the form can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/NonGCHSGuestDanceForm
Guest applications require the appropriate signatures and a copy of the guest’s photo ID or school ID. The guest must also bring their original ID to the dance.
Please note:
Guests must be under 21 years of age.
Middle school students may not attend the high school dance.
High school students may not attend the middle school dance.
Students from Gilmer County Christian Academy who participate in GCHS athletics or attend GCHS part-time may attend the GCHS Homecoming Dance.
Tickets are $7 per person or $10 per couple and will be available at the high school September 21–25.
For guests, no ID at the door means no entry to the dance.
A digital version of the form can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/NonGCHSGuestDanceForm
Guest applications require the appropriate signatures and a copy of the guest’s photo ID or school ID. The guest must also bring their original ID to the dance.
Please note:
Guests must be under 21 years of age.
Middle school students may not attend the high school dance.
High school students may not attend the middle school dance.
Students from Gilmer County Christian Academy who participate in GCHS athletics or attend GCHS part-time may attend the GCHS Homecoming Dance.
Tickets are $7 per person or $10 per couple and will be available at the high school September 21–25.
For guests, no ID at the door means no entry to the dance.
Science in Action: Part V! 🔬
Our students in Mrs. Ramezan's class continued their exploration of cellular respiration by investigating the amount of energy stored in some of their everyday snacks!
Students first made predictions about which snack they thought would provide the most energy and discussed whether that energy would be enough to support our day-to-day activities, especially for athletes with higher energy demands.
Using nutritional labels and precise measurements, students determined the mass and serving size of each sample and calculated the calories per gram, or energy yield. They then modeled how our bodies break down food during cellular respiration and observed how energy is released in the process.
To bring the concept to life, students also modeled the release of thermal energy using water, giving them a hands-on way to see how the energy stored in food can be transformed and released.
Another great example of students connecting biology, chemistry, and everyday life through hands-on science! 🧪
#GoGilmer #ScienceInAction
Our students in Mrs. Ramezan's class continued their exploration of cellular respiration by investigating the amount of energy stored in some of their everyday snacks!
Students first made predictions about which snack they thought would provide the most energy and discussed whether that energy would be enough to support our day-to-day activities, especially for athletes with higher energy demands.
Using nutritional labels and precise measurements, students determined the mass and serving size of each sample and calculated the calories per gram, or energy yield. They then modeled how our bodies break down food during cellular respiration and observed how energy is released in the process.
To bring the concept to life, students also modeled the release of thermal energy using water, giving them a hands-on way to see how the energy stored in food can be transformed and released.
Another great example of students connecting biology, chemistry, and everyday life through hands-on science! 🧪
#GoGilmer #ScienceInAction
It's your week at-a-glance!
The GCHS Homecoming Parade will take place on Friday, October 2, 2026, at 1:00 PM. Students will walk to and from the parade with their homeroom teachers and will be supervised throughout the activity. Yesterday, homeroom teachers sent home the GCHS Homecoming Parade Form, which must be returned by Friday, September 25 2026.
Please evaluate the options on the form carefully, as it will allow you to indicate whether you/your child:
➡️Will remain on campus and not participate
➡️Will walk to the parade with their HR teacher and return afterward
➡️Will walk to... and be signed out following the parade
➡️Is a parade participant who will be transported to the parade lineup and will walk back with their HR teacher
➡️Is a parade participant who will be transported to the parade lineup and will be signed out afterward
❗If a student will be signed out following the parade, only a parent may sign the student out at the parade. If someone other than a parent will be signing out the student, that person must be on the student’s emergency pickup list and must sign the student out at school either before or after the parade.
A copy of the form can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/GCHSHOCOPARADE26
Please evaluate the options on the form carefully, as it will allow you to indicate whether you/your child:
➡️Will remain on campus and not participate
➡️Will walk to the parade with their HR teacher and return afterward
➡️Will walk to... and be signed out following the parade
➡️Is a parade participant who will be transported to the parade lineup and will walk back with their HR teacher
➡️Is a parade participant who will be transported to the parade lineup and will be signed out afterward
❗If a student will be signed out following the parade, only a parent may sign the student out at the parade. If someone other than a parent will be signing out the student, that person must be on the student’s emergency pickup list and must sign the student out at school either before or after the parade.
A copy of the form can be found here: https://tinyurl.com/GCHSHOCOPARADE26
Science in Action: Part IV! 🔬
Our students in Mrs. Ramezan's class put their understanding of enzymes and their important role in digestion to the test with a hands-on lab investigation.
Students studied catalase, an enzyme found in yeast, and explored how temperature affects enzyme activity. They exposed the yeast to four different temperature conditions, then combined the yeast with hydrogen peroxide and measured the height of the foam produced as an indicator of enzyme efficiency.
A great opportunity for students to connect what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-world biological processes through hands-on investigation!
📷E. Ramezan
#GoGilmer #ScienceInAction
#lovewvpublicschools
Our students in Mrs. Ramezan's class put their understanding of enzymes and their important role in digestion to the test with a hands-on lab investigation.
Students studied catalase, an enzyme found in yeast, and explored how temperature affects enzyme activity. They exposed the yeast to four different temperature conditions, then combined the yeast with hydrogen peroxide and measured the height of the foam produced as an indicator of enzyme efficiency.
A great opportunity for students to connect what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-world biological processes through hands-on investigation!
📷E. Ramezan
#GoGilmer #ScienceInAction
#lovewvpublicschools
🎉 WELCOME TO TITANVILLE! 🎉
Homecoming Week is headed your way, and this year's theme is Titanville!
Join us September 28–October 3 for a week full of school spirit, fun, and all things Homecoming! Get ready to dress up, participate, show your Titan pride, and help us make Homecoming 2026 one to remember!
More details and daily themes are coming soon. Start getting your Homecoming outfits ready!
Homecoming Week is headed your way, and this year's theme is Titanville!
Join us September 28–October 3 for a week full of school spirit, fun, and all things Homecoming! Get ready to dress up, participate, show your Titan pride, and help us make Homecoming 2026 one to remember!
More details and daily themes are coming soon. Start getting your Homecoming outfits ready!
🔬 Science in Action, Part III! 🧪
Students in Mrs. Ramezan’s class continued their investigation of the microscopic world by examining microorganisms found in three different yogurt samples to determine which sample contained the greatest number of microorganisms. Using a microcentrifuge, students separated the samples into distinct layers, including a pellet and supernatant.
Students then extracted microorganisms from the pellet layer and prepared microscope slides to observe living, moving microorganisms under the microscope. This hands-on investigation gave students a firsthand look at the fascinating world of microbiology and the techniques scientists use to study it! 🧫🔬 #gogilmer #scienceinaction #STEMeducation #LearningByDoing
📷 E. Ramezan
Students in Mrs. Ramezan’s class continued their investigation of the microscopic world by examining microorganisms found in three different yogurt samples to determine which sample contained the greatest number of microorganisms. Using a microcentrifuge, students separated the samples into distinct layers, including a pellet and supernatant.
Students then extracted microorganisms from the pellet layer and prepared microscope slides to observe living, moving microorganisms under the microscope. This hands-on investigation gave students a firsthand look at the fascinating world of microbiology and the techniques scientists use to study it! 🧫🔬 #gogilmer #scienceinaction #STEMeducation #LearningByDoing
📷 E. Ramezan
It’s your week at-a-glance, Titan Nation! 🗓️
Here’s what’s happening around GCHS this week, including games, events, and important reminders.
📌 Midterms go home Wednesday, September 9. Look for your child’s red data folder to come home with their midterm information.
Have a great week, Titans!
Here’s what’s happening around GCHS this week, including games, events, and important reminders.
📌 Midterms go home Wednesday, September 9. Look for your child’s red data folder to come home with their midterm information.
Have a great week, Titans!
GCHS will offer tutoring afterschool this school year. If your student needs to stay and work on classwork, homework or projects, a teacher will be available, Mondays-Thursdays, until-5:45pm. Activity buses will run the main routes, Rt. 33 and Rt. 5, to deliver students after tutoring is over each evening. Tutoring will begin on Tuesday, September 8th at GCHS. Please call the school if you have any questions.
Regular school attendance is one of the most important things families can do to support their child's success. Being at school each day helps students stay connected, keep up with learning, build strong relationships, and develop habits that will benefit them for years to come.
If you have questions or concerns about your child’s attendance, please reach out to your child’s school or Gilmer County Attendance Director, Mischell Workman. We are here to help!
📞 Gilmer County Elementary: 304-462-7338
📞 Gilmer County High School: 304-462-7960
📞 Mischell Workman, Attendance Director: 304-462-7386, Ext. 107
Let’s work together to make every school day count! 🏫✨
If you have questions or concerns about your child’s attendance, please reach out to your child’s school or Gilmer County Attendance Director, Mischell Workman. We are here to help!
📞 Gilmer County Elementary: 304-462-7338
📞 Gilmer County High School: 304-462-7960
📞 Mischell Workman, Attendance Director: 304-462-7386, Ext. 107
Let’s work together to make every school day count! 🏫✨
🔬 Science in Action: Part 2!
Our students in Ms. Ramezan's class continued their hands-on exploration of the microscopic world by investigating microorganisms found on everyday surfaces around our school.
Students collected samples from various surfaces and cultured them on agar plates. The cultures were then incubated over a five-day period before students examined their results to see just how much microbial life was hiding in places we interact with every day.
And yes… they even swabbed Mr. Fox’s radio to find out what was growing on it! 😳🦠
Along the way, students gained experience using specialized laboratory equipment and putting real scientific investigation skills into practice.
Who knew our school had so much microscopic life? 🧫🔬
#gogilmer #scienceinaction #STEMeducation
📷Ms. Ramezan
⚡ Titan Staff Spotlight: Christina Minigh
Our next Titan Staff Spotlight is Christina Minigh, who is the new Secretary at Gilmer County High School!
Our next Titan Staff Spotlight is Christina Minigh, who is the new Secretary at Gilmer County High School!
🍿 A little Friday fun for our newest Titans!
Earlier this month, Miss Brittany and Mrs. Workman helped our 6th graders celebrate making it through their first week of middle school with a special popcorn treat!
We’re so glad to have our newest Titans at GCHS and hope your first few weeks have been filled with new friends, new experiences, and plenty of great memories. Here’s to an amazing school year! ⚡📚
📷Mrs. Workman
📢 Attention West Virginia high school juniors and seniors!
The selection process for the 2027 United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) is now underway. This prestigious national program provides students with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of government, leadership, and public service through a week-long experience in Washington, D.C.
Each year, only two students from West Virginia are selected to participate alongside student leaders from across the country. Delegates meet with U.S. Senators, the President, Cabinet members, members of the national media, Supreme Court representatives, and other key policymakers. Each delegate also receives a $12,500 undergraduate college scholarship.
Qualified students should review the requirements and complete the pre-qualifying questionnaire.
📅 Deadline: Friday, September 18
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to represent West Virginia while developing leadership skills and exploring a future in public service.
Check out the brochure here: https://tinyurl.com/USSYP2026Brochure
Need more information? Contact Dr. Fox or Mr. Reed at GCHS or visit https://ussenateyouth.org/
The selection process for the 2027 United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) is now underway. This prestigious national program provides students with an opportunity to deepen their understanding of government, leadership, and public service through a week-long experience in Washington, D.C.
Each year, only two students from West Virginia are selected to participate alongside student leaders from across the country. Delegates meet with U.S. Senators, the President, Cabinet members, members of the national media, Supreme Court representatives, and other key policymakers. Each delegate also receives a $12,500 undergraduate college scholarship.
Qualified students should review the requirements and complete the pre-qualifying questionnaire.
📅 Deadline: Friday, September 18
Don't miss this incredible opportunity to represent West Virginia while developing leadership skills and exploring a future in public service.
Check out the brochure here: https://tinyurl.com/USSYP2026Brochure
Need more information? Contact Dr. Fox or Mr. Reed at GCHS or visit https://ussenateyouth.org/
🔬 Our students got their first hands-on experience with microscopes recently! They practiced locating specimens and explored microorganisms found in and on the human body using magnifications up to 4000x. It was exciting to discover a microscopic world that is usually hidden from view! #STEMEducation #ScienceClass #HandsOnLearning #MicroscopeLab #GoGilmer #ilovepublicschools
Stay tuned for more exciting microscope adventures as our young scientists continue to make discoveries! 🦠
Stay tuned for more exciting microscope adventures as our young scientists continue to make discoveries! 🦠
🎓 Seniors — are you interested in a career in the military after high school?
Academy Days 2026 is a great opportunity to meet admission representatives from several prestigious military academies, including the U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, U.S. Military Academy (West Point), U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, and more.
Military academies offer students the opportunity to earn a fully funded post-secondary education while preparing for a career as a military officer.
📅 Academy Days 2026 will be held at several locations throughout West Virginia on September 19–20, 2026.
If you're interested in learning more about military academy opportunities, plan to attend and speak directly with admissions representatives!
See the flyer for dates, times, locations, and additional information.
Academy Days 2026 is a great opportunity to meet admission representatives from several prestigious military academies, including the U.S. Air Force Academy, U.S. Coast Guard Academy, U.S. Military Academy (West Point), U.S. Naval Academy, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, and more.
Military academies offer students the opportunity to earn a fully funded post-secondary education while preparing for a career as a military officer.
📅 Academy Days 2026 will be held at several locations throughout West Virginia on September 19–20, 2026.
If you're interested in learning more about military academy opportunities, plan to attend and speak directly with admissions representatives!
See the flyer for dates, times, locations, and additional information.
It's your week at-a-glance!