After reading a book about pumpkins, students in Ms. Brook Zepecki's class enjoyed making silly pumpkins.
The PFD visited again today. This time our 3rd graders learned about Fire Safety. 🔥
Thank you Crowley’s Ridge State Park for visiting our 3rd graders as they wrap up their Animal Unit.
These students in Mrs. Angie Barr’s room reached their Accelerated Reader goals and were rewarded with a book from the book vending machine today! They were very excited to earn a book to keep and are eager to reach their next goals!
New student artwork displayed in the halls of the hospital. Thank you AMMC for being our Partner in Education! ❤️🖌🎨🖼🏥
GCT recognized School Board members Hardy Thompson, Lora Laubach, Curtis Hitt and Brad Snyder for their years of service to our district.
We are grateful for your dedication to GCT and you will be missed!!
Mrs. Cassie Foster's class having a good day learning about fire safety.
More Firehouse Safety with GCT Elementary’s Ms. Ballard’s class. 🦅
The GCT Elementary loves Veterans!
2nd grade enjoyed visiting with the Paragould Fire Department as they learned about fire safety. 🔥
2nd graders enjoying a Fire Safety presentation. Ms. Brook Zepecki's class having a good time.
GCT Elementary loves their Custodians!! Custodians received an appreciation card with a gift card inside.
Green and Gold Day! 💚💛
GO EAGLES! 🦅
There will be a GCT Elementary PTO meeting at 5:30p.m. on Tuesday, October 4th at the Elementary Library. We will be discussing the cookie dough fundraiser and other important topics. Please come join us as we share ideas and have some fun!
2nd grade students in Mrs. Hannah Reddick's class have been learning about different cycles in nature. The students had a chance to bring a plant or insect and present their life cycle. They did such an amazing Job!
More of Mrs. Reddick's students with their Life Cycle projects.
More of Mrs. Reddick's students with their Life Cycle projects.
Elementary 3rd grader, Kylan is showing "astronomical " school spirit.
Mrs. Angela Watson's 3rd grade class showing the length of an Anaconda from the Amazon jungle. The book said it was longer than 6 students and weighed 500 pounds.
Mrs. Angela Watson's 3rd grade class made backbones from cheerios, mini marshmallows and floral wire. This was a fun end of unit activity.
