Today we kicked off the week by celebrating Cultural Pride with beautiful traditional attire, vibrant colors, and flags representing Hispanic heritage across the world! 🇲🇽🇵🇷🇨🇴🇪🇨🇩🇴
A quick reminder — dress code still applies, and any hats must match the theme.
⚽ Tomorrow’s theme: Match Up! Wear your favorite Fútbol (soccer) jersey and show off your team spirit! Let’s keep the celebration going! 💙🤍💛
#HispanicHeritageMonth #WarriorPride #CelebrateCulture #GordonCentral








Underclassmen retakes are tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 14th and students will be called by class. Retakes will begin as soon as school starts.
Senior retakes are Oct 15 and 16. You should have received a schedule with your time and appointment code from your homeroom teacher. If you need help, please contact Mr. Bristow.

Our GC Performing Arts students opened last night, and you still have three chances left to catch this incredible show:
🎶 Tonight at 7:00 PM
🎶 Saturday at 3:00 PM (Matinee)
🎶 Saturday at 7:00 PM
Don’t miss this inspiring performance filled with music, energy, and talent you won’t forget. 🌟
🎟 Tickets available now at: gordoncentralperformingarts.org
💙 Come out and support our Warriors on stage!




















Join us October 13–17 (right after Fall Break) as we honor and celebrate Hispanic culture with fun daily dress-up themes. 🎉
👉 Remember: Dress code still applies, and hats are only allowed if they match the theme of the day.
We can’t wait to see your creativity and school spirit! 💙

Happy National Principals Month to our very own Dr. Amy Parker!
Thank you for always leading the Warrior family with heart, dedication, and Warrior pride!
#ThankYouDrParker #WarriorPride


Pictured here:
➡️ Bottom row (L to R): Brittany Abernathy, Angie Shipman
➡️ Top row (L to R): Jeremy Henson, Scott Wheat, Derrick Fuller
We are so grateful for each of you—thank you for all that you do for our Warrior family! 💙
#NationalCustodiansDay #WarriorPride #ThankYou


We are proud to recognize the following students for their acceptance into this highly selective program, sponsored by the Calhoun-Gordon County Chamber of Commerce:
Keira Bryson, Cameron Cochran, Eva Hawkins, Seth Kolterman, Estrella Martinez-Gonzalez, Riley McEntire, William Parish, Anna Caroline Parker, Lily Perez, Randy Vicente, and Belle Watkins (not pictured).
This prestigious initiative brings together seniors from the four area high schools to develop leadership skills and engage with local community and business leaders. Their journey began Sunday afternoon at the historic GEM Theater, where they were introduced to the program and learned about the rich history of Calhoun and Gordon County through presentations from city and county representatives.
We look forward to seeing the impact these future leaders will make!


Attention Seniors and Parents of Seniors: This meeting is designed to provide information students will need to have a successful Senior year. Topics will include items such as graduation requirements, SAT/ACT, GA Match, applying to college, FAFSA and more. Please join us on Tuesday, Sept. 30th at 6:30 PM in the Media Center.




Gordon County Schools is proud to announce an extraordinary graduation rate for the Class of 2025, with 95.5% of students earning their diplomas. Sonoraville High School reported a graduation rate of 96%, and Gordon Central High School reported a graduation rate of 94.8%. The College and Career Ready Performance Index (CCRPI) graduation rate measures the percentage of students who graduate from high school with a regular diploma in four or five years.
Gordon County Schools’ four-year graduation rate of 94.53% significantly exceeds Georgia’s 2025 state average of 87.2%, surpassing it by 7.3 percentage points. This milestone is based on the most recent report released by the Georgia Department of Education, which calculates graduation rates using a four-year cohort method in compliance with federal law.
The four-year cohort method follows a group of students from the start of ninth grade, adjusting for transfers in and out over the following three years. The graduation rate is then determined by dividing the number of students who graduate with a regular high school diploma by the total number of students in the adjusted cohort. For more than a decade, Gordon County Schools has consistently exceeded state averages.
Superintendent Alice Mashburn stated, “Congratulations to the Class of 2025. Their achievement reflects the strength of an entire community united with one purpose: student success. Teachers, staff, administrators, parents, and community partners have all played a vital role in preparing these graduates for the future. We will continue inspiring, supporting, and preparing every student for lifelong success and prosperity."
Gordon County Schools continues to demonstrate that student success is built on a foundation of rigorous academics, supportive educators, and engaged families. These graduation rates represent the district’s unwavering commitment to ensuring students are empowered to reach their full potential.
#ExtraordinaryGCS





