The first day is underway! The bus shop is up and running!
The first bus has started for the first day of school!
Exciting times!
Have a great day and school year!
It's a great day to be an EAGLE!
Mr Thornton got dunked twice by a cute Little Eagle today at the Fairgrounds helping the Smoking Skulls raise money for School Supplies.
We're thrilled to announce the new app for GCT
School District! It's everything GCT School District, in your
pocket.
Download for Android https://bit.ly/3GWfC1r
Download for iPhone https://apple.co/393hskZ
Residents of NEA and all of the state for that matter. On one given day in Arkansas during the 2018-19 school year, STOPPED School Buses were passed by motorist 884 times while children were trying to get on/off of a school bus. School starts Monday for the Eagle Nation. Please drive safely and stop for a stopped school bus.
Parents and Students,
The following are bus number changes for this school year. It shows in column one what bus number last year and column 2 of what it has changed to this year. It’s going to be a great year at GCT High School.
Mr. Thornton and Mr. Boyd are giving great information during our GCT Athletics Parent Meeting.
Thank you parents for your attendance tonight!
Attention: OPAA! is Hiring
A big shout out to Southern Bank for partnering with OPAA and providing a delicious breakfast for our District celebration
District Day
Welcome back staff.
Excited for this school year!!
We had over 130 Sophomores and new students at today’s orientation. It was great seeing them this morning and we are excited about the 22-23 school year.
If you missed it, the presentation will be emailed to all students today.
Reminder: Lunches will not be free begining this school year, unless you qualify by filling out the free/reduced lunch form.
Welcome to our new social media platform!!
GCT FFA Students Kylee Murray and Ashley Reinhart recently visited Washington DC for a leadership conference. They learned many amazing things that they plan to bring back to their chapter. The students were able to tour the capital and many other historical sites.
Students from Greene County Tech FFA attended Arkansas Leadership Conference recently. There they learned to become better leaders and had opportunities to make new friends from all over Arkansas. Student, Kylee Murray states that she was inspired to lead others to be their best selves.
