GORDON COUNTY SCHOOLS HEADLINES

TOLBERT ELEMENTARY'S SISSON EARNS #GCS2ndMILE AWARD

Mrs. Sisson was surprised by TES Kindergarten students and teachers, along with Dr. Susan Remillard, Superintendent of Gordon County Schools, and Principal Sket Angland with the announcement on Friday morning. Mrs. Sisson will be recognized at the regular monthly meeting of the Gordon County Board of Education on Monday, March 11, where she will be presented a gift sponsored by Longhorn Steakhouse of Calhoun.

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SCOTT NAMED GORDON COUNTY DISTINGUISHED YOUNG WOMAN

GCHS junior will advance to state competition as the Gordon County representative

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SONORAVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FIREBIRDS WIN 2ND STATE TITLE

On the heels of their 2018 state championship, the Firebirds bring home another State team title, along with several individual championships.

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DISTRICT SPELLING BEE

Gordon County Schools held their annual district spelling bee on February 5th. Each school conducted a school-level bee, and the winners from each school moved on to particiapte in the district bee.

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DISTRICT ANNOUNCEMENTS

HB 91; ELIGIBILITY FOR HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA

An individual (hereinafter referred to as “Student”) no longer enrolled in a Georgia public school and who previously failed to receive a high school diploma in this state or was denied graduation solely for failing to achieve a passing score on one or more portions of the Georgia High School Graduation Tests or its predecessor or the Georgia High School Writing Test or its predecessor may petition the local board of education in which he or she was last enrolled to determine the student’s eligibility to receive a high school diploma pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 20-2-281.1 based on the graduation requirements in effect when the student first entered ninth grade. Complete the application to petition Gordon County Schools to determine eligibility for a student under this guidance. For more information contact Mike Evelti, Student Services Director.

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