1-30-23
All GCT after school activities, including PLUS, will be canceled for this afternoon.
Due to the increasing chance of freezing rain, GCT will dismiss early today:
PreK carline at 12:50
Kindergarten carline at 1:15
All other buildings’ carlines at 1:30
All buses will be running 1 hour 30 mins early
No after school activities
As always, safety is our top priority.
GCT will need to be dismissed early today. Early dismissal will allow the time needed to be sure all buses return safely ahead of the forecasted weather.
We want to notify our patrons as early as possible so they can make necessary arrangements, therefore, we will be sending out push notifications very soon.
PreK carline will start at 12:50
Kindergarten carline will start at 1:15
All other carlines will start at 1:30
All buses will run 1 hour and 30 minutes early...buses will line up at elementary at 1:28
All after school activities will be canceled
As always, safety is a priority. All faculty/staff can be dismissed after carlines and buses have left campus. At least one administrator will remain in the building until all buses are empty.
Thanks,
Scott Gerrish
Superintendent
Greene County Tech School District
5413 West Kingshighway
Paragould, AR 72450
870-236-2762
#stayGoldenEagles
Third grade students in Ms. Charles class are completing their astronomy unit and got to zoom with Ms. Waters that works at NASA. She talked to the class about the International Space Station. It was an awesome presentation.
Please note that Greene County Tech School District does not allow Valentine deliveries for Students or Faculty.
A Greene County Tech school bus was struck by a vehicle that crossed over into the bus lane this morning in front of GCT Primary school.
There were only minor injuries and parents of those involved have been contacted. Thank you for your patience this morning as we adjusted some carlines on campus.
2nd grade staff celebrating the growth of our students in reading and math. Great progress everyone! Keep up the great work GCT Elementary! 💚💛
Celebrating great gains on 2nd grade STAR reading and math tests! Teachers work hard everyday growing our students and preparing them for the next level. Students will be rewarded next week! Great job! ⭐️🦅🌟
On Thursday, January 12, 2023, law enforcement notified the Greene County Tech School District of an investigation involving stolen property in the community. During this investigation, they discovered that a GCT Jr. High student brought a handgun to school last Friday with the intent to sell, and money apparently changed hands in this transaction.
The students involved have been removed from campus pending the police and school investigations. It is not believed that the gun was brought with the intent to threaten or harm any student or staff. The District is cooperating with law enforcement and conducting its own internal investigation.
Safety of our students, faculty, and staff is always a top priority.
Scott Gerrish, Superintendent
Three little Eagles enjoying the GCT vs. Nettleton basketball game.
GO EAGLES GO! 🦅🏀
If you are on a flooded road that is unsafe to travel, please contact the office of your student's building.
*Bus 190 (Alligator) will not be able to travel down any roads this morning.
Due to the heavy rains, flooding, and safety of our drivers and students, there will be roads that the Greene County Tech School buses will not be able to travel on this morning, Tuesday, January 3.
Today was the last student day at GCT.
School will resume on January 2nd.
We would like to wish everyone a very happy holiday.
Ms. Brokk Zepecki's 2nd grade class enjoying Grinch Day!!!
We had some surprise Christmas Carolers visit the Music Room today! Thank you to the High School Choir and Director Beverly Finley! Some lucky second graders LOVED it!
GCT Elementary enjoyed a visit from The Grinch! 🎄
Mrs. Sara Gramling's students enjoying the day.
More fun day pictures.
Mrs. Sara Gramling's class enjoyed a trip to Hijinx. Students had fun bowling, playing games and being together.
Mrs. Charles 3rd graders have been working towards a goal of 300,000 points in imagine math. They reached their goal and celebrated with pancakes. Great work kids!
