Gordon County Schools is proud to announce that Tiffany Stamey, a 5th grade teacher at Sonoraville Elementary, has been named the District Teacher of the Year for the 2026-2027 school year!

Mrs. Stamey was celebrated today by Superintendent Alice Mashburn alongside her school leaders, Principal Kelly Rampy and Assistant Principal Nicole Burgess, as well as her 5th grade team.

A dedicated educator since 2009, Mrs. Stamey currently teaches math, science, and social studies. Throughout her career, she has also served students as a 2nd and 3rd grade teacher at Sonoraville Elementary and as an Early Intervention teacher at W.L. Swain Elementary. Beyond the classroom, she has taken on leadership roles including Grade Level Leader of Leaders and teacher mentor, while also giving back through community service with the Voluntary Action Center and United Way.

Mrs. Stamey believes compassion is key to meeting the challenges of today’s classrooms. She works daily to ensure her students feel safe, valued, and ready to learn, an approach that has made a lasting impact on both student achievement and school culture.

Her commitment to student growth, character development, and community involvement makes her truly deserving of this honor. She will now represent Gordon County Schools as the District Teacher of the Year for the upcoming school year and apply for Georgia Teacher of the Year.

Gordon County Schools congratulates Mrs. Stamey on this well-deserved recognition and thanks her for her continued service, leadership, and dedication to educational excellence in our school system.
2 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Collage of images showing Tiffany Stamey, Teacher of the Year, with Principal Kelly Rampy, Assistant Principal Nicole Burgess, and Superintendent Alice Mashburn with her certificate and laptop prize
Image collage of Tiffany Stamey, Teacher of the Year, with her students smiling in the top image and cheering with arms raised in the bottom image
Tiffany Stamey, Teacher of the Year, with Principal Kelly Rampy and Superintendent Alice Mashburn
Tiffany Stamey, Teacher of the Year, with her students posing with her certificate
Tiffany Stamey, Teacher of the Year, with Principal Kelly Rampy, Assistant Principal Nicole Burgess, and Superintendent Alice Mashburn
If you have any upcoming kindergarten students, we are excited to invite you to our Kindergarten Orientation!

Join us on April 30, 2026, 2:30 PM for our Kindergarten Orientation! This parent-only meeting is a great opportunity to meet our kindergarten teachers, learn about the upcoming school year, and get answers to any questions you may have. We look forward to partnering with you as your child begins this exciting journey!
7 days ago, Jennifer Pulliam
If you have any upcoming kindergarten students, we are excited to invite you to our Kindergarten Orientation! Join us on April 30, 2026, 2:30 PM for our Kindergarten Orientation! This parent-only meeting is a great opportunity to meet our kindergarten teachers, learn about the upcoming school year, and get answers to any questions you may have. We look forward to partnering with you as your child begins this exciting journey!

Yesterday, the SES Book Club celebrated its final meeting of the year with our very own Edible Books Festival! 📚🍬

Students used edible materials to design and build houses inspired by books they read this year, and their creativity was incredible!

A panel of teachers selected this year’s award winners:
🏆 Addie Green – Best Use of Materials
🏆 Damian Aguilar – Most Realistic
🏆 Finley Wiggins – Most Creative

We’ve had such a fun and memorable year in Book Club, and we are so proud of all of our readers. We already can’t wait to see what next year brings! ❤️📖✨

20 days ago, Sonoraville Elementary School
A group of elementary students sit around a table in the school library, building edible houses using graham crackers, pretzels, frosting, and candy. The table is covered with supplies, and students are focused on decorating their creations.
Five students sit and stand around a table in the library, working together to build edible book-themed houses. Plates of graham crackers, icing, and snacks are spread across the table as they assemble their designs.
Four students sit at a table covered in black paper, carefully constructing edible houses from graham crackers and frosting. Bookshelves and a map display are visible in the background of the library.
Two adults sit at a table alongside a student, helping sort and place small marshmallows and candy pieces for an edible house project. Other students work at tables in the background.
A group of students and teachers pose together in the library, smiling and holding their completed edible house creations on plates. The group stands on a green circular rug.
A teacher stands beside a student holding a plate with an edible house. The teacher holds a certificate labeled “Most Creative,” and both are smiling in the school library.
A teacher stands next to a student holding a certificate labeled “Most Creative.” The student smiles while holding their award in the library.
A teacher stands next to a student holding a certificate labeled “Most Realistic.” The student smiles while holding their award in the library.
A teacher poses with a student holding a certificate labeled “Best Use of Materials.” The student holds their edible house while smiling for the photo.
Attention all incoming 6th graders and families for the 2026–2027 school year!
Please join us for 6th Grade Parent Night on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, at Red Bud Middle School. The event will be held in the gym, starting at 5:30 PM.
This evening will provide important information about the upcoming school year, meet the staff, and answer any questions you may have. Don’t miss it!
21 days ago, Jennifer Pulliam
Attention all incoming 6th graders and families for the 2026–2027 school year! Please join us for 6th Grade Parent Night on Tuesday, April 21, 2026, at Red Bud Middle School. The event will be held in the gym, starting at 5:30 PM. This evening will provide important information about the upcoming school year, meet the staff, and answer any questions you may have. Don’t miss it!

The SHS Construction class recently visited Mrs. Stamey’s 5th grade science class at SES to teach students about electrical circuits. During the visit, they explained the different parts of a circuit, how to build one, and the function of each component. Students then participated in a hands-on activity where they created their own circuits and tested them. By completing a closed circuit, they were able to see electricity in action as their light bulbs lit up!

We are so proud of our students for sharing their knowledge, leading by example, and inspiring future learners!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinarySES #ExtraordinarySHS

21 days ago, Gordon County Schools
Students working on projects building things with wood, using pliers and other materials for electrical work
We Value Your Feedback!

Thank you to everyone who has attended our face-to-face parent input with our Title I elementary and middle schools.

If you were not able to attend our recent in-person meetings, take advantage of this opportunity to provide input and suggestions on many important school documents for the 2026-2027 school year. This online feedback begins today and is open through April 15.

All Gordon County parents, families, school staff, students and community members, are invited to provide feedback on the following documents:

• School Improvement Plan
• School-Parent Compact
• Parent & Family Engagement Funds
• School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan

View the information and participate in the online survey here:
https://gordoncountyschoolsga.sites.thrillshare.com/page/parent-and-family-engagement-input
21 days ago, Gordon County Schools
We Value Your Feedback! If you were not able to attend our recent in-person meetings, take advantage of this opportunity to provide input and suggestions on many important school documents for the 2026-2027 school year. All Gordon County parents, families, school staff, students and community members, are invited to provide feedback on the following documents: • School Improvement Plan • School-Parent Compact • Parent & Family Engagement Funds • School Parent & Family Engagement Policy • District Parent & Family Engagement Policy • Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan View the information and participate in the online survey here: https://gordoncountyschoolsga.sites.thrillshare.com/page/parent-and-family-engagement-input
🎉 Our paraprofessionals are no fools! 🎉
Even though it’s April Fools’ Day, our appreciation is no joke!

We truly don’t know what we would do without our amazing paras. They go above and beyond every single day to support our students, teachers, and school community. 💛

Thank you for all that you do—you are appreciated more than words can say!

📸 Check out these pictures of our incredible paraprofessionals rocking it at their jobs! 👏✨
22 days ago, Sonoraville Elementary School
A paraprofessional works closely with a small group of students at a table, offering guidance and support as they complete an activity. The students are engaged and focused.
A paraprofessional works closely with a small group of students at a table, offering guidance and support as they complete an activity. The students are engaged and focused.
A paraprofessional helps students during a hands-on activity, with materials spread out on a table. The students appear excited and involved.
A candid moment of a paraprofessional interacting with students, showing patience and care while supporting their learning.
A paraprofessional smiles while assisting a student one-on-one, helping them with their work. The classroom environment is bright and welcoming.
A paraprofessional helps students during a hands-on activity, with materials spread out on a table. The students appear excited and involved.
A candid moment of a paraprofessional interacting with students, showing patience and care while supporting their learning.
A candid moment of a paraprofessional interacting with students, showing patience and care while supporting their learning.
We Value Your Feedback!

Thank you to everyone who has attended our face-to-face parent input with our Title I elementary and middle schools.

If you were not able to attend our recent in-person meetings, take advantage of this opportunity to provide input and suggestions on many important school documents for the 2026-2027 school year. This online feedback begins today and is open through April 15.

All Gordon County parents, families, school staff, students and community members, are invited to provide feedback on the following documents:

• School Improvement Plan
• School-Parent Compact
• Parent & Family Engagement Funds
• School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
• Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan

View the information and participate in the online survey here:
https://gordoncountyschoolsga.sites.thrillshare.com/page/parent-and-family-engagement-input
24 days ago, Gordon County Schools
We Value Your Feedback! If you were not able to attend our recent in-person meetings, take advantage of this opportunity to provide input and suggestions on many important school documents for the 2026-2027 school year. All Gordon County parents, families, school staff, students and community members, are invited to provide feedback on the following documents: • School Improvement Plan • School-Parent Compact • Parent & Family Engagement Funds • School Parent & Family Engagement Policy • District Parent & Family Engagement Policy • Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan View the information and participate in the online survey here: https://gordoncountyschoolsga.sites.thrillshare.com/page/parent-and-family-engagement-input
🎨🏃‍♀️ Get Ready to Get Colorful, Red Bud! 🏃‍♂️🎨

Join us for the Red Bud Middle School Color Run on April 24th at 5:00 PM!

This fun-filled event is perfect for students, families, and the community—walk, jog, or run your way through bursts of bright color while making unforgettable memories! 🌈

✨ Event Details:
📅 Date: April 24th
⏰ Time: 5:00 PM
📍 Location: Red Bud Middle School

Wear white, bring your energy, and get ready to be covered in color! 🎉

Grab your friends and family and come out for an evening of fun, fitness, and school spirit. You won’t want to miss it!
28 days ago, Sonoraville Elementary School
A bold, high-energy promotional graphic for a school color run set against a black background with vibrant splashes of neon powder in pink, blue, yellow, green, and orange. At the top, large rainbow-colored text reads “COLOR THE BUD,” with “Color Run” written underneath in a yellow script font. Below that, the event details state: “April 24th | 5:00 PM.” The middle of the image is split into two sections: On the left: “1 Mile – Kids Run / Walk / Adult Walk,” accompanied by silhouettes of runners. On the right: “5K Run,” with a larger silhouette of a runner. Further down, bold yellow text highlights “$20 Registration,” with smaller text noting that registration includes a T-shirt if completed by April 10th. Additional details include: “Closed-toe shoes required (No Crocs, sandals, or flip flops)” “Extra T-Shirts: $10” “Concessions Available” At the bottom left is the Red Bud Middle School Athletic Booster Club logo, featuring a large “R” inside a circular emblem. Beneath it, text reads: “Presented by the RBMS Athletic Booster Club.” On the right side, a large silhouette of a runner appears mid-stride, surrounded by an explosion of colorful powder, creating a sense of motion and excitement.
A two-page black-and-white registration flyer and waiver for the RBMS Athletic Booster Club “Color the Bud” Color Run (2026). At the top, the document reads: “RBMS Athletic Booster Club Presents 2026 ‘COLOR the BUD’ COLOR RUN.” Event details are listed underneath: Friday, April 24th at 5:00 PM, featuring a Kids 1 Mile Run/Walk/Adult Walk and a 5K Run, with adults allowed to participate in either event. The main paragraph invites participants to support the booster club, noting that proceeds will go toward improving school facilities. It explains that runners will move through a course where colored powder is released. A section titled “General Rules & Information” lists key details: Open to students in grades 3–12 and adults (grades 3–5 must have a parent present) Early registration deadline is April 10th Registration costs $20 and must be completed through GoFan (includes a T-shirt if registered early) Payment is accepted through GoFan only Late registration begins at 4:30 PM on race day, with limited T-shirts available Participants must scan a QR code to register, sign the waiver, and pay Concessions will be available Contact information is provided for questions and volunteer opportunities, including an email address and phone number. At the bottom, a note instructs participants to scan a QR code for registration and payment. The second page repeats the same information, formatted similarly, likely intended as a duplicate or additional copy.
🎶 Join us for a wonderful evening of music! 🎶

Our talented students at Sonoraville Elementary School have been working hard, and we can’t wait to share their voices with you at our School Chorus Concert!

🗓 Thursday, March 26
⏰ 6:30 PM
📍 SES Cafeteria

Come support our amazing students and enjoy a night filled with music and school pride. We hope to see you there! ❤️🖤
about 1 month ago, Sonoraville Elementary School
A colorful, cartoon-style poster promotes the Sonoraville Elementary School Chorus Concert. At the top, bright stage lights and musical notes surround the title, “Sonoraville Elementary School Chorus.” In the center, a marquee sign displays the event details: “Thursday, March 26th at 6:30 PM.” Smiling children in choir outfits stand on risers on both sides, appearing to sing while holding music folders. A banner reads, “Come support our amazing students!” Below, the location is listed as “Sonoraville Elementary Cafeteria,” followed by “Free admission • All are welcome!” At the bottom, a cheering audience silhouette is shown with the phrase, “Let’s fill the house with music!”
We Need Your Input!
All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members:
Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you

We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school.

We will review and revise the following:

School-Parent Compact
School Improvement Plan
School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP)

Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS
March 23, 2026
7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session
Sonoraville Elementary School

For more information, you can contact us or visit our website:
Telephone: 706-879-5302
Fax: 706-879-5303
Email: krampy@gcbe.org
www.gcbe.org/o/ses
about 1 month ago, Jennifer Pulliam
We Need Your Input! All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members: Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school. We will review and revise the following: School-Parent Compact School Improvement Plan School Parent & Family Engagement Policy District Parent & Family Engagement Policy Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP) Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used. MARK YOUR CALENDARS March 23, 2026 7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session Sonoraville Elementary School For more information, you can contact us or visit our website: Telephone: 706-879-5302 Fax: 706-879-5303 Email: krampy@gcbe.org www.gcbe.org/o/ses
We Need Your Input! All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members: Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school. We will review and revise the following: School-Parent Compact School Improvement Plan School Parent & Family Engagement Policy District Parent & Family Engagement Policy Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP) Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used. MARK YOUR CALENDARS March 23, 2026 7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session Sonoraville Elementary School For more information, you can contact us or visit our website: Telephone: 706-879-5302 Fax: 706-879-5303 Email: krampy@gcbe.org www.gcbe.org/o/ses

Gordon County Schools will operate on a two-hour delay Monday, March 16, due to the potential for severe weather in the morning. Weather conditions can be unpredictable, and this delay is being implemented to help ensure the safety of our drivers, bus riders, faculty, and families tomorrow morning.

Please adjust your child’s morning drop-off time by two hours. Buses will also operate on a two-hour delay behind their usual route times. Elementary schools will begin at 9:30 a.m. Middle and high schools will begin at 10:30 a.m.

We will continue to monitor weather conditions closely and are working with local agencies as needed. If any additional changes become necessary, families will be notified promptly through our communication channels.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation as we prioritize the safety of our school community.

about 1 month ago, Gordon County Schools
Two-Hour Delay Monday, March 16
We Need Your Input!
All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members:
Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you

We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school.

We will review and revise the following:

School-Parent Compact
School Improvement Plan
School Parent & Family Engagement Policy
District Parent & Family Engagement Policy
Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP)

Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS
March 23, 2026
7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session
Sonoraville Elementary School

For more information, you can contact us or visit our website:
Telephone: 706-879-5302
Fax: 706-879-5303
Email: krampy@gcbe.org
www.gcbe.org/o/ses
about 2 months ago, Jennifer Pulliam
We Need Your Input! All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members: Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school. We will review and revise the following: School-Parent Compact School Improvement Plan School Parent & Family Engagement Policy District Parent & Family Engagement Policy Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP) Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used. MARK YOUR CALENDARS March 23, 2026 7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session Sonoraville Elementary School For more information, you can contact us or visit our website: Telephone: 706-879-5302 Fax: 706-879-5303 Email: krampy@gcbe.org www.gcbe.org/o/ses
We Need Your Input! All parents, families, school staff, students, and community members: Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you We need your input to plan for the 2026–2027 school year. This is an opportunity for you to provide input and suggestions to build new ideas and create positive change in our school. We will review and revise the following: School-Parent Compact School Improvement Plan School Parent & Family Engagement Policy District Parent & Family Engagement Policy Consolidated LEA Improvement Plan (CLIP) Come and share ideas about how the 1% set aside for Parent & Family Engagement can be best used. MARK YOUR CALENDARS March 23, 2026 7:30 am - 12:30 pm Drop-in Session Sonoraville Elementary School For more information, you can contact us or visit our website: Telephone: 706-879-5302 Fax: 706-879-5303 Email: krampy@gcbe.org www.gcbe.org/o/ses
Hear ye, hear ye! 👑🏰✨

In honor of National School Breakfast Week, our SES cafeteria transformed into a royal castle for a medieval-themed Celebrity Servers Breakfast! Princes and princesses filled the kingdom as we welcomed brave knights from the Gordon County Sheriff's Office and our honored guest, Superintendent Alice Mashburn.

Our special visitors traded badges and briefcases for serving trays as they helped serve breakfast to our royal court. It was a morning full of smiles, castle décor, and reminders that a healthy breakfast helps our students start the day strong and ready to learn! 🥞🍎

We are so grateful for community leaders who support our school and celebrate the importance of school breakfast with us. Long live Phoenix Pride! ❤️🖤

#SES #PhoenixPride #NationalSchoolBreakfastWeek #CelebrityServers #CommunityStrong
about 2 months ago, Sonoraville Elementary School
A Gordon County sheriff’s deputy, a cafeteria staff member dressed as a queen wearing a gold crown, and Superintendent Alice Mashburn pose together in front of the castle-themed cafeteria decorations during National School Breakfast Week.
A school cafeteria decorated like a medieval castle for National School Breakfast Week. A Gordon County sheriff’s deputy and cafeteria staff member stand behind the serving line while elementary students wait with trays. Stone wall backdrops, castle banners, shields, and a paper crown decorate the counter.
County Superintendent Alice Mashburn stands behind the cafeteria serving counter with a school nutrition staff member. The space is decorated with medieval castle backdrops, shields, and stone wall coverings for a themed breakfast event.
Students with backpacks move through a medieval-themed breakfast line in the school cafeteria. Superintendent Alice Mashburn and cafeteria staff serve food behind a counter decorated with stone-patterned coverings, crowns, and royal banners. A sheriff’s deputy assists further down the line.

Gordon County families, this is the last week to register for Pre-K if you want to be included in the Pre-K lottery!

Pre-K Registration Period: Ends March 6th

Pre-K Lottery: March 27th

Kindergarten Registration: Now Open!

Pre-K registration for Gordon County Schools is open until March 6th. The Pre-K Lottery will take place March 27th. Children must be four years old on or before September 1st. Children who are five years old by September 1st may attend Pre-K if they have not previously attended a Georgia Pre-K.

For detailed information about Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration, follow the links below or scan the QR Code from the graphics. You may also call your child's in-district school for more information about kindergarten enrollment.

- Pre-K Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/prek-program

- Kindergarten Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/student-enrollment

Join our EXTRAORDINARY school system, where we are committed to student success!

about 2 months ago, Gordon County Schools
GCS Pre-K Registration is Open Now through March 6th, Pre-K Lottery will be held March 27th
GCS Kindergarten Registration is Now Open
Congratulations to Sonoraville Elementary teacher Tiffany Stamey on being named a District Teacher of the Year finalist!

Mrs. Stamey currently serves as a 5th grade math, science, and social studies teacher. She has been employed by Gordon County Schools since 2009 and previously taught 2nd and 3rd grade at Sonoraville Elementary, as well as an Early Intervention teacher at W.L. Swain Elementary. Tiffany has served in leadership roles like Grade Level Leader of Leaders and a teacher mentor. She also volunteers with the Voluntary Action Center and United Way to support the community.

Tiffany believes compassion is key to addressing today’s educational challenges and works daily to ensure her students feel safe, valued, and ready to learn. Her dedication to student growth, character development, and community involvement makes her truly deserving of this recognition. Gordon County Schools is proud to celebrate her outstanding contributions to our students, staff, and community!

#ExtraordinarySES #ExtraordinaryGCS
about 2 months ago, Gordon County Schools
Tiffany Stamey
Tiffany Stamey, District Teacher of the Year Finalist, being recognized with her students and administrators
Sonoraville Elementary families — we want to hear from you!

Join us on March 23, 2026, from 7:30 AM – 12:30 PM to help plan for the 2026-2027 school year. This is your opportunity to share ideas and suggestions as we review our School Improvement Plan, School-Parent Compact, Parent & Family Engagement policies, and more.

Your partnership makes our school extraordinary. We hope to see you there!

#ExtraordinarySES #ExtraordinaryGCS
about 2 months ago, Gordon County Schools
TITLE I Parent Invitation Flyer with Dates and Times
TITLE I Parent Invitation Flyer with Dates and Times in Spanish

Gordon County Schools Registration Information

Pre-K Registration Period: Now - March 6th

Pre-K Lottery: March 27th

Kindergarten Registration: Now Open!

Pre-K registration for Gordon County Schools is open now through March 6th. The Pre-K Lottery will take place March 27th. Children must be four years old on or before September 1st. Children who are five years old by September 1st may attend Pre-K if they have not previously attended a Georgia Pre-K.

For detailed information about Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration, follow the links below or scan the QR Code from the graphics. You may also call your child's in-district school for more information about kindergarten enrollment.

- Pre-K Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/prek-program

- Kindergarten Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/student-enrollment

Join our EXTRAORDINARY school system, where we are committed to student success!

2 months ago, Gordon County Schools
GCS Pre-K Registration is Open Now through March 6th
GCS Kindergarten Registration is Now Open

Gordon County Schools Registration Information

Pre-K Registration Period: Today - March 6th
Pre-K Lottery: March 27th

Kindergarten Registration: Begins Today!

Pre-K registration for Gordon County Schools opens today and closes March 6th. The Pre-K Lottery will take place March 27th. Children must be four years old on or before September 1st. Children who are five years old by September 1st may attend Pre-K if they have not previously attended a Georgia Pre-K.

For detailed information about Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration, follow the links below or scan the QR Code from the graphics. You may also call your child's in-district school for more information about kindergarten enrollment.

- Pre-K Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/prek-program
- Kindergarten Registration Information: https://www.gcbe.org/page/student-enrollment

Join our EXTRAORDINARY school system, where we are committed to student success!

3 months ago, Gordon County Schools
GCS Pre-K Registration is Open Now through March 6th
GCS Kindergarten Registration is Now Open
Gordon County Schools looks forward to returning to a regular schedule on Tuesday, January 27, 2026. All campuses will resume normal operations, including classes, transportation services, and extracurricular activities.

We hope that our students, staff, and families have remained safe during this recent period of severe weather. The safety and well-being of our school community remain our top priority, and we appreciate the patience and cooperation shown by our families and employees.
3 months ago, Gordon County Schools
Schools are open Tuesday, January 27