Ashworth Middle School 7th grade social studies teacher Jim Wood had students working in small groups today to create a visual guide about maps. Great job! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryAMS
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our amazing Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
This year’s wellness challenge is built around a simple but powerful theme: “Walking and Water.” Our goal is to encourage healthier habits through daily movement and hydration.
Check out all of our Wellness activities and fun by visiting the Wellness Tab on the Human Resources page! Follow this link for more details: https://www.gcbe.org/o/gcs/page/wellness
Check out all of our Wellness activities and fun by visiting the Wellness Tab on the Human Resources page! Follow this link for more details: https://www.gcbe.org/o/gcs/page/wellness
We are incredibly proud of our Legacy Graduates, whose dedication and achievements reflect the very best of our extraordinary school system. They carry forward a legacy of success that inspires future generations to reach even higher!
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Amber Lee graduated from GCHS in 1999, and her son, Aavyn Lee, graduated from GC in 2020. She has another graduate coming up, Asher, who is a senior this year at Gordon Central.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Amber Lee graduated from GCHS in 1999, and her son, Aavyn Lee, graduated from GC in 2020. She has another graduate coming up, Asher, who is a senior this year at Gordon Central.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our amazing Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
W.L. Swain Elementary 4th grade teacher Felicia Greeson taught her students a grammar lesson today on subject and predicate. The class did a great job asking thoughtful questions and discussing how to find their answers! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryWLS
Today, Tolbert Elementary 3rd grade teacher Amy Padgett taught her students a reading lesson on cause and effect. They also practiced using their inference skills and showed great participation throughout the activity. Awesome job! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryTES
We are incredibly proud of our Legacy Graduates, whose dedication and achievements reflect the very best of our extraordinary school system. They carry forward a legacy of success that inspires future generations to reach even higher!
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Jamey Black, a 2000 GCHS graduate, looks to celebrate his son, Matthew Grant, graduating with the GC Class of 2026.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Jamey Black, a 2000 GCHS graduate, looks to celebrate his son, Matthew Grant, graduating with the GC Class of 2026.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our amazing Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
Belwood Elementary kicked off the new school year with an exciting end to the day as the Air Elite Dunkers had students cheering and having a blast! These talented athletes wowed the crowd with jaw-dropping acrobatics and incredible slam dunks. 4th grade teacher Julie Psaila was loudly chosen by the students to volunteer and help for a special slam dunk trick.
With this much energy and excitement, it’s clear it’s going to be an extraordinary year! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryBES
With this much energy and excitement, it’s clear it’s going to be an extraordinary year! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryBES
Miranda Pate’s 4th grade math class at Sonoraville Elementary is working hard and staying focused after completing their ExactPath testing. Their dedication to learning and growth is truly extraordinary! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinarySES
Sydney Phillippe’s kindergarten class at Red Bud Elementary had a fun time learning about rhyming words together on the carpet. These young learners are building strong language skills one rhyme at a time. Their enthusiasm makes every lesson truly extraordinary! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryRBES
Fairmount Elementary Pre-K teacher Patti Black had her new students working on some fun activities today! It looks like they were having a blast. All of her students were so excited to be in her classroom. What an extraordinary start to the school year! #ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryFES
We are incredibly proud of our Legacy Graduates, whose dedication and achievements reflect the very best of our extraordinary school system. They carry forward a legacy of success that inspires future generations to reach even higher!
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Carmen Massengill is a 1995 GCHS graduate, and her son, Brodie Massengill, recently graduated from SHS in 2025.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Carmen Massengill is a 1995 GCHS graduate, and her son, Brodie Massengill, recently graduated from SHS in 2025.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
We are incredibly proud of our Legacy Graduates, whose dedication and achievements reflect the very best of our extraordinary school system. They carry forward a legacy of success that inspires future generations to reach even higher!
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Andrea Parker graduated from GCHS in 2015, and her cousin, Kayden Poole, is a GCHS senior planning to graduate in 2026!
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Andrea Parker graduated from GCHS in 2015, and her cousin, Kayden Poole, is a GCHS senior planning to graduate in 2026!
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
At last night’s Board of Education meeting, Gordon County Schools recognized Sonoraville High School track star Jazmine Hunter for her outstanding achievement in May. A multi-sport athlete and honors student, Jazmine capped off her school year by winning the Class 2A state championship in the Triple Jump. When asked if she felt pressure to win a state championship again, Jazmine replied, “Pressure is a privilege.” Her dedication, talent, and hard work have made her a true standout, and we are proud to celebrate her extraordinary success as a Lady Phoenix.
#ExtraordinarySHS #ExtraordinaryGCS
#ExtraordinarySHS #ExtraordinaryGCS
We are incredibly proud of our Legacy Graduates, whose dedication and achievements reflect the very best of our extraordinary school system. They carry forward a legacy of success that inspires future generations to reach even higher!
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Cindy Brown Knight is a 1995 GCHS graduate, and her daughters, Natalie and Abbie Knight, graduated from SHS in 2021 and 2025.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
Here is our newest Legacy Graduates Spotlight: Cindy Brown Knight is a 1995 GCHS graduate, and her daughters, Natalie and Abbie Knight, graduated from SHS in 2021 and 2025.
Would you like your family to be a part of this spotlight? We’re looking to spotlight families with multiple generations of Gordon County Schools graduates. If your family has a legacy of graduating from GCS—parents, grandparents, or children—we want to hear your story!
Submit a photo and a short description of your family's connection to Gordon County Schools, including the names of graduates and their graduation years if available. Follow this survey link and let’s celebrate your LEGACY! https://forms.gle/DzSiqpUgDSJXj27a9
#LegacyGraduatesGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
(Please Note: A Google Account is required to upload picture files. If you do not have a Google Account but would still like to participate, please share the names of the graduates and their graduation years, along with pictures, to brianhall@gcbe.org.)
We’re incredibly proud of the ongoing commitment to learning and excellence shown by our amazing Gordon County Schools faculty and staff! Let’s celebrate recent achievements in advanced degrees, certifications, and endorsements across our schools.
From earning master's degrees to gaining specialized endorsements and certifications, our extraordinary educators are continuously growing to better serve our students and community.
Join us in congratulating these individuals for their hard work and dedication! #CelebratingGrowthGCS #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools
The first day of school has been EXTRAORDINARY at Gordon County Schools! We're so excited to be back with students, committed to their success both in and out of the classroom. Here are some snapshots from today. Some highlights include:
Jacob Chastain's kindergarten class at Fairmount Elementary, Lauren Gulledge's 5th grade class at Red Bud Elementary, 5th grade at Tolbert Elementary, students on the playground at Belwood Elementary, Principal Danny Lowrance with students at Ashworth Middle School, Kristi Payne's English class at Gordon Central High School, Amy Robertson's 6th grade science class at Red Bud Middle School, Selena Cooper's 1st grade class at Sonoraville Elementary, Amal Yacoub's French class at Sonoraville High School, and Lisa Byrd touring her new Pre-K students at W.L. Swain Elementary.
This is going to be an extraordinary year! #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools #GCS
Jacob Chastain's kindergarten class at Fairmount Elementary, Lauren Gulledge's 5th grade class at Red Bud Elementary, 5th grade at Tolbert Elementary, students on the playground at Belwood Elementary, Principal Danny Lowrance with students at Ashworth Middle School, Kristi Payne's English class at Gordon Central High School, Amy Robertson's 6th grade science class at Red Bud Middle School, Selena Cooper's 1st grade class at Sonoraville Elementary, Amal Yacoub's French class at Sonoraville High School, and Lisa Byrd touring her new Pre-K students at W.L. Swain Elementary.
This is going to be an extraordinary year! #ExtraordinaryGCS #GordonCountySchools #GCS
Gordon County Schools students showed continued improvement on the 2024-2025 Georgia Milestones assessments with many scores above state average.
The Georgia Department of Education released a press statement today explaining that Georgia student scores increased or held steady in six of the seven math assessments, five of six science and social studies assessments, and two of seven English language arts assessments. The percentage of students reading at or above grade level increased in five of seven grade levels.
Gordon County Schools student scores were above the state average in the percentage of students who scored Developing, Proficient, or Distinguished Learner on the Georgia Milestones in several key areas: 4th–8th grade math, 5th–8th grade ELA, 8th grade science and social studies, Biology, U.S. History, and Algebra I. Lexile reading scores were also above the state average for 4th, 5th, 7th, and 8th grades.
Additionally, Gordon County Schools saw district-wide growth in 3rd–5th grade math, 5th grade science, 6th–8th grade math, 8th grade science and social studies, as well as high school growth in Biology, U.S. History, American Literature, and Algebra I.
"Congratulations to our school system for its growth and achievement. This success reflects the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our students, teachers, and staff. Gordon County Schools is committed to student success and creating an extraordinary learning experience for every student, " Superintendent Alice Mashburn said.
Mrs. Mashburn and the Board of Education look forward to celebrating each individual school's achievements later this year.
The Georgia Department of Education released a press statement today explaining that Georgia student scores increased or held steady in six of the seven math assessments, five of six science and social studies assessments, and two of seven English language arts assessments. The percentage of students reading at or above grade level increased in five of seven grade levels.
Gordon County Schools student scores were above the state average in the percentage of students who scored Developing, Proficient, or Distinguished Learner on the Georgia Milestones in several key areas: 4th–8th grade math, 5th–8th grade ELA, 8th grade science and social studies, Biology, U.S. History, and Algebra I. Lexile reading scores were also above the state average for 4th, 5th, 7th, and 8th grades.
Additionally, Gordon County Schools saw district-wide growth in 3rd–5th grade math, 5th grade science, 6th–8th grade math, 8th grade science and social studies, as well as high school growth in Biology, U.S. History, American Literature, and Algebra I.
"Congratulations to our school system for its growth and achievement. This success reflects the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our students, teachers, and staff. Gordon County Schools is committed to student success and creating an extraordinary learning experience for every student, " Superintendent Alice Mashburn said.
Mrs. Mashburn and the Board of Education look forward to celebrating each individual school's achievements later this year.
