Sharing a HUGE thank you to Griffin Office Depot/Office Max! They support us every quarter with donation checks.
Ever wonder about when businesses ask you to round up to support a cause? This is an example of people donating to support our schools!
#ColtsCan #CommunitySupport #BigCheck
May 1 is National School Principal Day! Let's acknowledge, celebrate & thank these educational school leaders who support and guide our teachers and students daily. We appreciate your hard work and commitment. Thank you!
The GSCS Nutrition Program was recognized among the best of the best in the state by receiving the prestigious Georgia School Nutrition Association (GSNA) Gold Scroll Award. The Gold Scroll Award is the highest honor a school nutrition program in Georgia can receive. Congratulations GSCS Nutrition Department! Way to go! Read more: https://5il.co/2jud9
Thank you GSCS Elementary After-School Program Staff for providing quality programs that make a difference in the lives of our students and their parents/guardians!
District Staff:
Kainita Taylor, District Director
Susan Humphries, After School Specialist
Jamaica Adams, Bookkeeper
Site Coordinators and Workers:
Annette Cross, Vanessa Lindsey, Lori Manuel, Edwina Bowen, Delaney Wells, Logan Fagin, Nancy Matthews, Jamela Lucier, Jasmine Jester, Laticia Baggley, Carol Middlebrook, Cindy Sims, Veronica Mobley, Paula Lewis, Tessa Yarbrough, Rebecca Baker, Nettie Johnson, Kaneisha Benjamin, Cindy Hoffman, Gloria Fallings, Bonita Lewis, Esther White, Alexis Bogan & Ashley Bogan
TONIGHT is the night- from 6-8 pm! Griffin Skate Inn for Skate Spirit Night - come have fun and skate with us! The class with the best attendance will receive the golden skate award and prize! $5/person and $2/skate rental
#ColtsCan #HaveFun #SkateSpiritNight
Students in Mrs. Stratton’s Kindergarten class investigated patterns by creating, extending, and describing patterns with numbers, shapes, and objects in their world. #ColtsCan #Patterns #KinderMath
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to all the amazing individuals who keep our schools, departments and offices running smoothly! Your contributions are invaluable. Thank you for your hard work and dedication!
Today is National School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Our school bus drivers play a crucial role in ensuring the safe transportation of our students, enabling them to receive education, participate in athletic activities, go on field trips, etc. Please take a moment to thank a bus driver and share your appreciation for all they do!
The first show of Aladdin, Jr., tonight was awesome with a GREAT crowd! Thanks to so many families, students, staff, and friends supporting our performers. And great job to these students and staff who have been working since October on this show!
You have one more chance to see it tomorrow, Saturday, April 20th at 2pm at the school. Tickets are $5/each and concessions are for sale. We hope to see you there!
Sunday, GSCS 6th graders leave for the annual Junior Deputy Trip to Washington D.C. Did you know this is the 75th year of this annual trip!!! We'd like to collect photos from throughout the years. Share your photos from past trips to D.C. at jrdeputyprogram@spaldingcounty.com
What a great day our GSCS Exceptional Students had at the Special Olympics Track & Field Event today at Spalding High! Thank you to everyone who helped make this event so fun and special for our students!
This QR code will take you to the Playbill (program) for this weekend's performances of Aladdin, Jr! We hope you plan to come see our students and encourage them on their hard work!! Friday, April 19 at 6 pm and Saturday, April 20 at 2 pm. All tickets are $5; concessions will be available for $1-2.
#ColtsCan #WorkHard #BreakALeg
Don't forget: Aladdin, Jr. is this weekend!! Come see it and support these students and teachers Friday at 6 pm or Saturday at 2 pm! They have been working hard on this show. Tickets are $5, and concession will be for sale, as well. #ColtsCan #Entertain
2024-25 GSCS Kindergarten Registration is happening now! Students must be 5 years old by Sept. 1, 2024. Visit https://www.gscs.org/o/gscss/page/central-registration for more information and to complete online registration.
The week before Spring Break included the March Big Event...this celebrated students who earned plenty of PBIS points from the third Nine Weeks. Activities included: concessions, treat walk, corn hold, basketball, rock wall, nail painting, temporary tattoos, and other activities in the gym. Kudos to these kids for earning this reward through behavior. #ColtsCan #PBIS #3Rs
** REMINDER for FIELD DAY T-SHIRTS **
The deadline for online sales is April 7th!!! Cash sales end April 8th! No orders may be dropped in the office on Monday. They must be sent to school with your child. Money will not be taken by office staff on Monday. Note that each grade has a specific color.
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Congrats to 1st grade teacher Mrs. Black for winning our Rock, Paper, Scissors Challenge. #ColtsCan #HaveFun #NotAprilFools
Even though we are on Spring Break, GSCS wants to celebrate National Assistant Principal Week! Let's show some LOVE to our GSCS assistant principals to let them know how much we appreciate their hard work and dedication! #APWeek24
Please join us in congratulating our Teacher of the Year, Mrs. Ashley Allen, and Classified Employee of the Year, Ms. Melissa Hyde!! Both of these ladies work super hard and make a big difference to our school. #ColtsCan #TOTY #EOTY
On Monday, April 8, 2024, a partial solar eclipse will pass over North America, between 1:45 p.m. and 4:20 p.m., with the sky becoming darkest at the peak of 3:04 p.m. This is our first day back from Spring Break and will be a normal school day for our district. School operations, including check-in and check-out procedures, and all extra-curricular and athletic events will continue as normal. To ensure a safe school day and dismissal, solar-viewing glasses will be provided to all Pre-K through 12th-grade students and teachers.
While this natural phenomenon does provide a unique learning opportunity and is an exciting experience for our students, we urge parents to review the attached safety precautions and discuss them with your child(ren) to ensure the safety of their eyes.
To make this a safe and meaningful learning experience for our students, instructional activities and resources can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1D2as73oMt0Z0k5I_zlHovdgzoZReXUxTII8DndGbRLY/edit
