
At the May Board of Education Meeting, Sonoraville High school FFA students were recognized for their outstanding achievements in the Georgia FFA Agriscience Fair.
The FFA Agriscience Fair provides middle and high school students with the opportunity to achieve state recognition for their accomplishments in agriscience and for their research and projects in scientific principles and emerging technologies in the agricultural industry.
Earning 1st place for her Agriscience project in Plant Systems: Colee Moore
Earning 1st place for her Agriscience Project in Social Science: Makenna Blalock
Earning 1st place for their Agriscience Project in Power Structure Systems: Jayden Lowery & Luke Campbell
Georgia FFA State Agriscience Division 3 winner: Kylie Hurd
All students recognized are pictured with the Gordon County Schools Board of Education, Superintendent Kimberly Fraker, and the Sonoraville High FFA teacher Josh Boydston.
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At the May Board Meeting, the Red Bud Middle School Tome Student Literacy Society was recognized for their achievements at the state competition!
The RBMS team entered the competition in fourth place and after four highly competitive rounds of competition, the RBMS team clinched the state title.
The RBMS First place Team includes: Coach Rachel Carter, Coach Carrie Greeson-Parish, Michala Burggraf, Madison Ensley, Rayne Gibson, Kaleb King, Cooper Maytum, Pippa McKinney, Preslie Parish, William Parish, Madelyn Scroggs, Caroline Soesbe, and Serenidy Wood.
Team members could also compete in individual or partner student competitions in areas that included graphic design, infographics, research, writing, and video. The following RBMS Tome members earned awards for their individual and partner competitions:
Kaleb King & Pippa McKinney: 1st Place for Infographic
Cooper Maytum & William Parish: 1st Place for Current Issues Portfolio
Preslie Parish: 1st Place for Book Print Video
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GET TO KNOW: Our Gordon County Schools workforce!
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CTAE SPOTLIGHT: Graphic Design Pathway
Housed at the Gordon County College and Career Academy, students in the Graphic Design Pathway have the opportunity to work in a state of the art design lab with iMacs, Wacom tablets, and professional printers.
Graphic Design students learn processes involved in the technologies of printing, publishing, packaging, electronic imaging, and their allied industries.
Students gain experience in creative problem solving and practical implementation as they learn content in electronic systems and software programs used in graphic design, page composition, image conversion, and digital printing.
The posters below were recently designed by students at the GCCCA!
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GRADUATION REMINDER: Who's getting excited for graduation?!
We can't wait to see our seniors in their caps and gowns!
Wednesday, May 25: Sonoraville High at 7 p.m.
Thursday, May 26: Gordon Central High at 8 p.m.
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At the Gordon County College and Career Academy, students learn the basics of using CAD (Computer Aided Drafting/Design) during a GNTC dual enrollment class.
Upon successful completion of the CAD Fundamentals class, students earn college credit and are closer to completing their Drafter's Assistant Certificate through GNTC before graduating high school.
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Congratulations to Sonoraville High student, Makena Blalock, for being named the FFA Area 1 President for the 2022-2023 school year!
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Today, Gordon County Schools system leadership joined together for our monthly leadership meeting.
Our middle & high school principals met to discuss growing opportunities for student achievement, programs, and look ahead to next school year.
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DID YOU KNOW: Gordon County Schools has a 1:1 technology ratio for both our students and our staff.
Recently, the 1st graders at Tolbert Elementary, an Apple Distinguished School, were among the first GCS students to receive the brand new student iPads with a keyboard and track pad.
Our Technology Department is continuing to roll-out and assign the new iPads to all GCS students.
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Thank you to our Community Partner, WJTH Radio, for letting us join DJ Larry Gibson to discuss our renovation projects, student & staff achievements, summer camps, and our upcoming graduation ceremonies!
Join us next time by tuning your dial to WJTH 101.7 FM!
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Last night at the Gordon County Schools Board of Education meeting, board members discussed the tentative budget for the 2022-2023 school year.
The information below highlights some of the changes proposed for the upcoming school year in addition to highlighting many of the changes implemented during the current academic year.
The entire tentative budget for the 2022-2023 school year can be found on www.gcbe.org/tentativebudget
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Sonoraville High School’s wrestling program had three individual champions at the GHSA State Traditional Tournament held in Macon, February of this year.
At the May Board Meeting, the Class 3 A State Champions from Sonoraville High were recognized for their achievements on the mat. Joining the Gordon County Board of Education for the recognition were: Sonoraville High Wrestling Coach Randy Steward, 285 Pound Weight Class State Title winner Jaxx Knight, 195 Pound Weight Class State Title winner Jebb Knight and 170 Pound Weight Class State Title winner Colt Weaver.
Congratulations to these gentlemen and their Coach on this outstanding achievement!
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Gordon County College and Career Academy is excited to offer S.T.E.A.M. CAMP this summer to students in grades 5-8!
To learn more about S.T.E.A.M camp, visit www.gcbe.org/steamcamp
You can also visit www.gcbe.org/bulletinboard to view more camps offered by Gordon County Schools this summer!
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Best of North Georgia Mountains is proud to present the fifth annual salute to all 35 kindergarten classes in Calhoun and Gordon County Schools
This issue also includes photos of the Class of ’22 all local high schools.
Click this link to see this 178-page issue: https://indd.adobe.com/view/59ce935e-9000-4c81-b592-a217ba57cfe5?fbclid=IwAR2BrF7jQtgeAybN0x-W-bXcSMAguJaQ8xO_YW-q5QOcT03-Cpsv85D19U0


The newest edition of the Gordon County Schools Connection, our online community and parent e-newsletter, is now available at: www.gcbe.org/thegcsconnection
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Join us on May 17th for 6th Grade Parent Orientation for Rising 6th Graders!
Families will have the opportunity to learn about sports, programs, connection classes, testing/schedules, discipline, & counseling/support at each of our Gordon County middle schools!
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PUBLIC NOTICE: The Special Education department will be holding its Proportionate Share meeting on June 2nd, 2022, at 9 am.
Get more information by visiting www.gcbe.org/meetinginformation


It’s Teacher Appreciation Week!
Every morning this week, we will post a daily challenge. Share your comments, pictures, or videos in the comment section of the daily post.
Wisdom Wednesday: SHARE WORDS OF WISDOM A TEACHER SHARED WITH YOU THAT MADE AN IMPACT ON YOU/YOUR LIFE
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It’s Teacher Appreciation Week!
Every morning this week, we will post a daily challenge. Share your comments, pictures, or videos in the comment section of the daily post.
Tell Us Tuesday: Tell us about a teacher in our school system who has made a difference in your student’s life.
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