👑✨ Meet Our Homecoming Prince & Princess! ✨👑

Please join us in celebrating the announcement of our Homecoming Prince, Mr. Braxton Bailey, a proud student of Swain Elementary School, and our Homecoming Princess, Miss Adalee McGraw, a first-grade student at Tolbert Elementary School! 💙

Congratulations, Braxton and Adalee! We are so proud of you both and can’t wait to celebrate with you! 🎉👑
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
GCHS Homecoming Royalty 2026 Prince - Braxton Bailey Princess - Adalee McGraw

📘 Don't miss out on the memories that will last a lifetime!

Order your 2026 Gordon Central Warriors Yearbook today before prices increase. Yearbooks are just $50 through August 31.

✅ Order online at YearbookOrderCenter ✅ School Code: 2096
or you can click the link on our GCHS Homepage

#GordonCentralWarriors #Yearbook2026

about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Order your yearbook now while the price is $50 - price increase after August 31 - Order at yearbookordercenter.com - School Code 2096
For Unplugged Wednesday, Mrs. Freeman’s literature students engaged in a hands-on vocabulary development activity using the Read/Cover/Remember/Retell strategy. Vocabulary acquisition fosters academic achievement and prepares students for success in college, careers, and lifelong learning.

Students identified meaningful synonyms for each term then used those synonyms to accurately determine and match the correct definitions. Next, they connected visual representations to the new terms, reinforcing understanding through multiple modes of learning. To deepen retention, students applied the Read/Cover/Remember/Retell process: they read the information, covered it, and then wrote everything they could recall about each term from memory. This interactive approach promoted active engagement, critical thinking, and long-term vocabulary retention while supporting students’ ability to make meaningful connections between words, definitions, and concepts.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
For Unplugged Wednesday, Mrs. Freeman’s literature students engaged in a hands-on vocabulary development activity using the Read/Cover/Remember/Retell strategy.
For Unplugged Wednesday, Mrs. Freeman’s literature students engaged in a hands-on vocabulary development activity using the Read/Cover/Remember/Retell strategy.
For Unplugged Wednesday, Mrs. Freeman’s literature students engaged in a hands-on vocabulary development activity using the Read/Cover/Remember/Retell strategy.
For Unplugged Wednesday, Mrs. Freeman’s literature students engaged in a hands-on vocabulary development activity using the Read/Cover/Remember/Retell strategy.
For this week’s Unplugged Wednesday, Mrs. Weaver’s Environmental Science students participated in an ecosystem scavenger hunt designed to provide hands-on experience studying ecology and the relationships between organisms and their environment.

Working in teams, students explored their surroundings and identified examples of living and nonliving components of an ecosystem. They observed organisms, examined environmental conditions, and documented interactions such as competition, predation, and relationships between organisms and their habitats.

The activity allowed students to apply classroom concepts to a real-world environment while developing observation, teamwork, and scientific investigation skills.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Mrs. Weaver's Environmental Science participating in an ecosystem scavenger hunt for Unplugged Wednesday
Mrs. Weaver's Environmental Science participating in an ecosystem scavenger hunt for Unplugged Wednesday
Mrs. Weaver's Environmental Science participating in an ecosystem scavenger hunt for Unplugged Wednesday
Mrs. Weaver's Environmental Science participating in an ecosystem scavenger hunt for Unplugged Wednesday
Mrs. Weaver's Environmental Science participating in an ecosystem scavenger hunt for Unplugged Wednesday
🏈👑 Gordon Central Homecoming 2026 👑🏈

This year, we celebrate 40 years of Gordon Central Homecoming Queens! From our first queen to the 41st Queen who will be crowned September 11, 2026, these outstanding women have been a special part of Warrior history.

📣 Where are our 40 past Homecoming Queens?

If you are a former Homecoming Queen, or know one, we'd love to hear from you!

Please send:
📸 A current photo
📝 A brief update on where life has taken you since your time at Gordon Central
📧 Email: mmills@gcbe.org or kfranklin@gcbe.org

Your photo and update will be featured as we celebrate our Homecoming Queen legacy and share your stories during Homecoming Week 2026.
Help us honor four decades of tradition as we recognize our past queens and crown Queen #41 at Homecoming 2026!

💙🩶 40 Years of Queens. One Warrior Family. 🩶💙
#WarriorNation #GCHSHomecoming
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
GORDON CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL  PAST 40 QUEENS  1986-87 TO 2025-26  1986-87: Michelle Sutton Hutcherson  1987-88: Angela Stanfield Raley  1988-89: Ann Dyer  1989-90: Sandra Mullins Bost  1990-91: Sheree Vest McEntyre  1991-92: Leah Parker Roach  1992-93: Renee Blalock Theus  1993-94: Sherri Scott  1994-95: Angel Maxwell  1995-96: Donna Darnell  1996-97: Amy Gowens  1997-98: Brittany Scott  1998-99: Mia Woods Mays  1999-2000: Amy Tinch Moore  2000-01: Misty Cook  2001-02: Brittany Gibson  2002-03: Lindsay Jackson  2003-04: Amber Wilson Robbins  2004-05: Karena Gubaci  2005-06: Sarah Tinch Rice  2006-07: Stevie Warren Cordell  2007-08: Melissa Flood  2008-09: Erin Franco  2009-10: Autumn White  2010-11: Haleigh Burris Peek  2011-12: Elizabeth Duvall  2012-13: Annah Belle Effoe  2013-14: Aubri Gazaway  2014-15: Taylor Lynn Thomas  2015-16: Yulissa Aguilar  2016-17: Leah Coats Greeson  2017-18: Dayla Brock Towe  2018-19: Hannah Erwin Slaton  2019-20: Sierra Scott  2020-21: Emily Pierce Waldo  2021-22: Lynna Nguyen  2022-23: Brisa Martinez  2023-24: Jazmin Guiterrez  2024-25: Jayme Morgan  2025-26: Brilynn Hobson  2026-2027: ???  Once a Warrior, Always a Warrior

For Unplugged Wednesday, students in Mr. Skiffen's AP World History class used the "HIPPO" method to source important documents that they have ready from 9th grade and now. Students looked at excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble of the Constitution, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man from the French Revolution to learn about historical context, intended audience, purpose, point of view, and information outside the documents. This information will help students on their Document Based Questions on the AP World History exam in the spring.

about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
For Unplugged Wednesday, students in Mr. Skiffen's AP World History class used the "HIPPO" method to source important documents that they have ready from 9th grade and now. Students looked at excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble of the Constitution, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man from the French Revolution to learn about historical context, intended audience, purpose, point of view, and information outside the documents. This information will help students on their Document Based Questions on the AP Exam in the Spring!"
For Unplugged Wednesday, students in Mr. Skiffen's AP World History class used the "HIPPO" method to source important documents that they have ready from 9th grade and now. Students looked at excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble of the Constitution, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man from the French Revolution to learn about historical context, intended audience, purpose, point of view, and information outside the documents. This information will help students on their Document Based Questions on the AP Exam in the Spring!"
For Unplugged Wednesday, students in Mr. Skiffen's AP World History class used the "HIPPO" method to source important documents that they have ready from 9th grade and now. Students looked at excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble of the Constitution, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man from the French Revolution to learn about historical context, intended audience, purpose, point of view, and information outside the documents. This information will help students on their Document Based Questions on the AP Exam in the Spring!"
For Unplugged Wednesday, students in Mr. Skiffen's AP World History class used the "HIPPO" method to source important documents that they have ready from 9th grade and now. Students looked at excerpts from the Declaration of Independence, the Preamble of the Constitution, and the Declaration of the Rights of Man from the French Revolution to learn about historical context, intended audience, purpose, point of view, and information outside the documents. This information will help students on their Document Based Questions on the AP Exam in the Spring!"
Senior pictures are coming soon!  Schedule a spot for your senior photos at GCHS on August 25.  All seniors must have their photo taken for the yearbook and other publications that come out in our community in the spring. Sign up online at CADY.com.  If you miss the on-site photos, you will need to go to the studio in Marietta.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Senior Photos  Sign up for your spot ASAP!  If you don't, you will have to go to the CADY Studio!  Go to the website: CADY.com Choose SENIORS (top left) Choose BOOK NOW Choose START BOOKING Look up our school Skip inspirations (shows the first time you log in) Select session. For yearbook photo only, scroll to the bottom and choose the SIMPLE option ($29) Continue to FINALIZE Choose your studio scenes
Mrs. Lee's Essentials class has been exploring directional and regional body terms all week! Today, students put their knowledge into practice by dissecting pickles and correctly identifying anatomical directions and regions.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Mrs. Lee's Essentials class has been learning all about directional and regional terms this week as it relates to the body. Today, they are using pickles to dissect while utilizing the terms we are studying
Mrs. Lee's Essentials class has been learning all about directional and regional terms this week as it relates to the body. Today, they are using pickles to dissect while utilizing the terms we are studying
Mrs. Lee's Essentials class has been learning all about directional and regional terms this week as it relates to the body. Today, they are using pickles to dissect while utilizing the terms we are studying
Students Mrs. Lee's Essentials class has been learning all about directional and regional terms this week as it relates to the body. Today, they are using pickles to dissect while utilizing the terms we are studying
Gordon Central High School students in Mrs. Rainwater’s journalism class are learning how to tell stories with purpose and professionalism.

Students began class with a warmup focused on creating strong titles for news stories before moving into a discussion about interviewing. They worked on drafting interview questions and learning how to properly prepare for and conduct an interview.

These skills help students think like journalists as they learn to ask thoughtful questions, listen carefully, and share meaningful stories with others.

#GrowConnectSucceed #GordonCountySchools #GordonCentralHigh
about 2 months ago, Gordon County Schools
GCHS students working in class

🎉 New National Honor Society Officers! Congratulations to our newly elected NHS officer team for the upcoming 2026-27 year:

⭐ Aleia Garland, President
⭐ Brittany DeLeon Matute, Vice President
⭐ Olivia Ray, Secretary
⭐ Mia Vicente, Historian
⭐ Megan Alvarez, Public Relations

First Row (Left to Right) Megan Alvarez, Brittany DeLeon Matute
second Row (Left to Right) Mia Vicente, Olivia Ray, Aleia Garland

We are excited to see your leadership, dedication, and service make a positive impact on our school community. Congratulations! #NHS #StudentLeadership #Congratulations

about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
New NHS Officers for 2026 - First Row (Left to Right) Megan Alvarez (Public Relations), Brittany DeLeon Matute (Vice President), 2nd Row (Left to Right)  Mia Vicente (Historian, Olivia Ray (Secretary), and Aleia Garland (President)
🎉 Congratulations to the 2026 GCHS Homecoming Court! 🎉

A mandatory parent/court meeting will be held on Wednesday, August 19 at 6:00 PM in the GCHS Media Center. All court members and at least one parent/guardian should attend. If you are unable to attend, please notify Ms. Mills and Mrs. L. Allen.

👑 Homecoming King will be crowned before the game on September 11. 👑 Homecoming Queen will be crowned during halftime. Stay tuned for more events to celebrate Stars, Stripes, and Spears - HOCO 2026 - Week of September 8th - 12th.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
HOCO
Mrs. Lee’s Allied Healthcare students are sharpening their skills this week by reviewing proper body mechanics and the correct use of PPE. Building safe habits today helps prepare them for success in tomorrow’s healthcare careers! #AlliedHealthcare #FutureHealthcareProfessionals #HandsOnLearning
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Students from Ms. Lee's Allied Health class going over about PPE
🏐🥎 Warrior Weekly Update! 🏈

It's a busy week for our Warriors!

✅ Softball and Volleyball are competing both at home and on the road. Be sure to come out and support our teams!

🏈 Football hits the road on Thursday night as the Warriors travel to Southeast Whitfield. Varsity kickoff is set for 7:30 PM.

🌅 Seniors, don't forget Senior Sunrise on Friday morning at the stadium! In case of inclement weather, we'll move the event to the gym.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
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🏈👑 Gordon Central Homecoming 2026 👑🏈

This year, we celebrate 40 years of Gordon Central Homecoming Queens! From our first queen to the 41st Queen who will be crowned September 11, 2026, these outstanding women have been a special part of Warrior history.

📣 Where are our 40 past Homecoming Queens?

If you are a former Homecoming Queen, or know one, we'd love to hear from you!

Please send:
📸 A current photo
📝 A brief update on where life has taken you since your time at Gordon Central
📧 Email: mmills@gcbe.org or kfranklin@gcbe.org

Your photo and update will be featured as we celebrate our Homecoming Queen legacy and share your stories during Homecoming Week 2026.
Help us honor four decades of tradition as we recognize our past queens and crown Queen #41 at Homecoming 2026!

💙🩶 40 Years of Queens. One Warrior Family. 🩶💙
#WarriorNation #GCHSHomecoming
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Gordon Central High School Homecoming Queens - 40 years of Queens
Senior pictures are coming soon!  Schedule a spot for your senior photos at GCHS on August 25.  All seniors must have their photo taken for the yearbook and other publications that come out in our community in the spring. Sign up online at CADY.com.  If you miss the on-site photos, you will need to go to the studio in Marietta.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Senior Photos  Sign up for your spot ASAP!  If you don't, you will have to go to the CADY Studio!  Go to the website: CADY.com Choose SENIORS (top left) Choose BOOK NOW Choose START BOOKING Look up our school Skip inspirations (shows the first time you log in) Select session. For yearbook photo only, scroll to the bottom and choose the SIMPLE option ($29) Continue to FINALIZE Choose your studio scenes
Please join us in congratulating our newly elected 2026-2027 Student Government Association Officers!

These students have stepped up to lead, serve, and make a positive impact on our school community. 💙

📢 Reminder for all SGA Officers: There is a mandatory meeting on Monday, August 17, at 7:50 a.m. in the Media Center.

Congratulations, leaders! We can't wait to see what you'll accomplish this year.
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Congrats to our 2026-27 SGA Officers - 9th Grade President: Greisy Mendoza, VP Maylynn Ramirez, Secretary Cece Bowman. 10th Grade - Pres. Camila Reyes, VP Landry Rainwater Secretary Dania Ramirez  11th Grade - Pres. Jocelyn Fuentes, VP Sergio Pablo Pablo Secretary Aaron Lopez Rodriguez. 12th Grade Student Body President:  Mia Vicente, Class President Austin Zufelt  VP Harrison Hughes
Backpack Buddy Program!

At Gordon County Schools, we know that providing for your family can sometimes be challenging. The Backpack Buddy Program is designed to help families stretch their food budgets by sending home shelf stable snacks each Friday.

Each school age child enrolled in the program will receive a small bag of food items to take home in their backpack. These snacks are generously donated by local churches, and participating churches only receive the total number of bags needed; they do not receive any family names or identifying information.
If your family would like to participate in the Backpack Buddy Bag program, please fill out the link below or let cgregg@gcbe.org (Cindy Gregg - counselor) know.

https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/s3U3AcXpB5

about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
BPB

📘 Don't miss out on the memories that will last a lifetime!

Order your 2026 Gordon Central Warriors Yearbook today before prices increase. Yearbooks are just $50 through August 31.

✅ Order online at YearbookOrderCenter ✅ School Code: 2096
or you can click the link on our GCHS Homepage

#GordonCentralWarriors #Yearbook2026

about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Order your yearbook now while the price is $50 - price increase after August 31 - Order at yearbookordercenter.com - School Code 2096

Mrs. Rainwater’s Journalism students have spent the first days of school learning essential newspaper terminology, matching key terms to their definitions and identifying the different parts of a print newspaper. Now they're putting those skills into action as they prepare to produce the digital school newspaper, The GC Tomahawk!

📰 Follow their work and read the latest stories at GCHS Tomahawk

about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Mrs. Rainwater's Journalism class working on journalism and newspaper terminology
Mrs. Rainwater's Journalism class working on journalism and newspaper terminology
Mrs. Rainwater's Journalism class working on journalism and newspaper terminology
Mrs. Rainwater's Journalism class working on journalism and newspaper terminology
Mrs. Rainwater's Journalism class working on journalism and newspaper terminology
Mrs. Rainwater's Journalism class working on journalism and newspaper terminology
Newspaper with parts outlined
Newspaper with parts outlined
Newspaper with parts outlined
📣✨ GET TO KNOW FCCLA! ✨📣
Are you curious about what FCCLA is all about? Come hang out with us and GET TO KNOW FCCLA! 💙

📅 Thursday, August 13th
📍 Mrs. Albright's Room 221
⏰ Before School: 8:15 AM OR After School: 3:30 PM
Come learn more about FCCLA, meet new people, find out about upcoming events (including Six Flags), and see how you can get involved! 🎉🙌
Whether you're ready to join or just curious, we want to see YOU there! 💙
#FCCLA #GetToKnowFCCLA #GCHS #GCHSFCCLA #JoinUs
about 2 months ago, Gordon Central High School
Join FCCLA - Meet in Mrs. Albright's Room #221 on Thursday, Aug. 13 at 8:15 AM or 3:30 PM