Spring Break is Here! Time to trade textbooks for sunshine and enjoy a well-earned pause. We hope your break is bright and joyful. We’ll see you back soon, refreshed and ready to finish the school year strong! #SpringBreak #GreenevilleCitySchools #GCS

4 days ago, GCS
A field of vibrant yellow daffodils fills the foreground, set against a softly blurred green background. At the top, the phrase 'Spring Break' appears in large, flowing cursive text, with the dates 'March 16–20' written below in a smaller, classic serif font.
Enrollment for Pre-K for the 2026–2027 school year is now open. The program is available for 3- and 4-year-old children at five locations with limited availability. Families can apply by visiting www.gcschools.net and selecting the registration and enrollment link.

For more information, contact Pre-K Social Worker Latasha Keller (423-638-1083) or Constance Ashcroft (423-677-8469).
4 days ago, GCS
Pre-K Enrollment is Open
Congratulations to our school nutrition teams at Hal Henard, Highland, GMS, GHS, and Tusculum View for their perfect health scores!
19 days ago, GCS
Congratulations to our school nutrition teams at Hal Henard, Highland, GMS, GHS, and Tusculum View” for their perfect health scores
Save the Dates! Greeneville City Schools Learning Camps are coming this summer for rising K–9th grade students!

Week 1: May 26–29
Week 2: June 1–4
Week 3: June 8–11
Week 4: June 15–18

More information will be shared at a later date. Stay tuned!
about 1 month ago, GCS
Summer Learning Camp

Due to the National Weather Service Forecast of snow around noon tomorrow, Greeneville City Schools will be closed on Friday, January 30, 2026. Central Office will report on a regular schedule.

about 2 months ago, GCS
school closed
The January 27, 2026, GCS Board meeting has been canceled and rescheduled for Thursday, February 5, 2026, at 5:00 p.m.
about 2 months ago, GCS
Board Meeting Cancelled
Due to the weather forecast, Greeneville City Schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26, 2026. Please remain weather-aware and be safe!
about 2 months ago, GCS
School Closing

Today, we remember and celebrate the life and vision of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a leader who inspired a movement and changed the course of history through peace, justice, and unity.

Let us reflect on his dream and continue the work toward equality for all.
#MLKDay #IHaveADream

about 2 months ago, GCS
"Stylized illustration of Martin Luther King Jr. with the Lincoln Memorial in the background and a crowd holding signs, including one that reads 'I HAVE A DREAM.' The date 'JANUARY 19, 2026' is displayed at the bottom."

Welcome Back, GCS Families!
We’re excited to kick off the second half of the 2025–2026 school year! We hope everyone enjoyed a well-deserved break filled with family, fun, and relaxation.

Let’s make the rest of this school year the best yet!

Check out these amazing photos of how our students and families spent their time off!
#WelcomeBack #GreenevilleCitySchools

2 months ago, GCS
Winter Break

We want to see your winter break moments! Let’s showcase how GCS students and families enjoyed their time off!
Plan on capturing fun memories during the break? Share them with us!

Submit your favorite photos, and you might be featured in our upcoming Welcome Back post celebrating the second half of the 2025–2026 school year.

Email or DM your photos to us by Jan 4.

#WinterBreak #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools

3 months ago, GCS
“A winter-themed flyer featuring cartoon penguins sliding down a snowy hill. The background shows blue sky, clouds, snowy mountains, and trees. Large text reads ‘Greeneville City Schools Families — Share Your Winter Photos! For a chance to be featured on our page! Deadline Jan. 4, 2026.’ The Greeneville City Schools logo appears in the bottom left corner.”

Winter Break is Coming!
Schools will be closed from December 19, 2025, to January 2, 2026.

Wishing all our students, staff, and families a joyful and restful break!

We want to see your winter break moments!
Plan on capturing fun memories during the break? Share them with us!

Submit your favorite photos, and you might be featured in our upcoming Welcome Back post celebrating the second half of the 2025–2026 school year.

Drop your photos in the comments below or send them via DM by Jan 4.

Let’s showcase how GCS students and families enjoyed their time off!
#WinterBreak #CozyVibes #SchoolHoliday

3 months ago, GCS
Winter Break
It’s Computer Science Education Week!
At GMS, Mrs. Tolley's class is diving into the world of coding by programming robots!
Check out the excitement in action and watch the reel to see these future innovators at work!
#CSEdWeek #GMS #GCS #STEMEducation
3 months ago, GCS
5 students holding laptops seated on a green carpet in a circle around 5 small white round robots
Greeneville City Schools will be closed Wednesday, November 26 through Friday, November 28 for Thanksgiving Break.
We wish all our students, staff, and families a safe and happy holiday! 🦃🍂
Classes will resume on Monday, December 1.
4 months ago, GCS
White wooden background with scattered autumn leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and red. Centered in bold orange script text reads: ‘Give thanks with a grateful heart.’

Today during American Education Week, it's National Substitute Teacher Day! A perfect time to say THANK YOU to our subs, and invite more to join us!
Enjoy flexible hours, steady pay, and the chance to support students when they need you most. Interested or know someone who’d be great? Tag them or apply! #ThankASub #GCS #FlexibleWork #NowHiring

4 months ago, GCS
A colorful graphic celebrating Substitute Teacher’s Day. The center shows a classroom scene with a teacher standing at the front near a chalkboard, pointing toward students seated at desks. The chalkboard has drawings including a lightbulb and math symbols, and the wall displays educational posters like a world map and alphabet chart. Surrounding the photo is a peach-colored border with illustrations of books, an apple, paper airplanes, and the Greeneville City Schools logo. At the top, bold text reads “Happy Substitute Teacher’s Day!”

Today, we honor and celebrate the brave men and women who have served our country with courage and dedication. Your commitment to protecting our freedoms and upholding the values we cherish will never be forgotten. We extend our deepest gratitude to all veterans for your service and sacrifice. Thank you for your service. #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans

4 months ago, GCS
Veterans Day
At last week's School Board meeting we celebrated excellence in education and athletics! Greeneville High School girls' golf team was honored for winning their first-ever team state title! Dr. Luttrell shared inspiring academic growth data from Tusculum View, while their fourth graders wowed us with a fantastic musical performance directed by Mrs. Ricker.
Swipe to see the highlights! ➡️
#GCS #ProudSchool #Inspiration
4 months ago, GCS
In a conference room setting, a group of children stands facing an adult woman who is conducting them. The children are wearing green T-shirts with text and images on the front. Behind them is a large projection screen displaying an image of a tiger's face, characterized by bright yellow and orange fur and piercing eyes. A banner reading "Congratulations Greenville City Schools " is also visible. The room features a ceiling with recessed lighting and has a water bottle on the table to the right.
A group of six individuals stands in a line, each holding a certificate during an award or recognition ceremony. They are positioned inside a room featuring a large green screen or display behind them, which partially shows a circular logo or emblem. The individuals are dressed casually, suggesting a celebratory atmosphere.
The image displays a projected screen with a presentation slide titled "ACADEMICS." Below the title, three images of official-looking certificates or awards are featured, each with a colorful header and an emblem or logo. To the right of the projection, a woman with blonde hair, dressed in dark clothing, stands at a black podium with a microphone, engaging with the screen or audience.

Enrollment for Tennessee Online Public School (TOPS) is open!
Starting Monday, Nov. 3 through Dec. 31, don’t miss the chance to embrace personalized learning from the comfort of your home! #TOPSatGreeneville #GCS

4 months ago, GCS
A clear promotional image for Tennessee Online Public School K-12. It highlights the school's features: 100% virtual learning, certified teachers, personalized learning, and flexibility. The image encourages potential students to apply today, providing a contact phone number.
Greeneville City Schools is joining community partners to support local families who may be affected by suspended SNAP or WIC benefits.

Our schools will host a districtwide food drive next week to help stock our Family Resource Center and Kay’s Closet, both of which provide food and essentials to families in need.

The Greeneville Sun recently shared an article highlighting local food resources available in Greene County. We encourage families to review these options if assistance is needed.

🔗 Resources Available in Greene County to Help if SNAP Benefits Suspended

Please reach out to your school if you are in need of assistance, and they will connect you with the right people.
5 months ago, GCS
Food Drive

Today, we celebrate and thank our incredible leaders for their guidance, encouragement, and dedication. #BossesDay #ThankYou #Leadership

5 months ago, GCS
Happy National Boss Day
We’re proud to announce that the newest cohort has been selected for the GCS Aspiring Leadership Academy, now in its second year!
This initiative (led by the Asst. Director for Instruction and our Teaching & Learning Coordinator) is all about investing in our own, encouraging and preparing our educators to grow into future leaders. Join us in congratulating this amazing group!
#GCS #AspiringLeaders
5 months ago, GCS
**Alt Text:** A group of educators standing together in a conference room in front of a large projection screen. The screen displays the text: “WELCOME GCS ASPIRING LEADERS – 2025-2026 GCS Aspiring Leadership Academy.” The individuals are arranged in two rows, with some standing and others slightly forward. The setting includes a neutral-colored wall, carpeted floor, and a mounted camera on the right side of the screen. The image represents a formal welcome event for participants in the leadership program.
A group of educators seated around a large rectangular conference table in a meeting room. The table is decorated with a green table runner, pom-poms, and a centerpiece featuring the letters “GCS.” Participants have notebooks, papers, drinks, and electronic devices in front of them, actively engaged in writing or reading. In the background, a projector screen displays a slide titled “Expectations,” and banners on the walls read “Greeneville City Schools” and other motivational messages. The setting conveys a professional development session focused on leadership growth.