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

1 day 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
8 days 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

9 days 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.
12 days ago, GCS
Food Drive

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

27 days 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
about 1 month 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.

At GCS, we strive to cultivate the mind and impact the heart. That includes supporting the mental and emotional well-being of every student.. Through our partnership with Frontier Health, we provide district-wide access to mental health specialists who support students alongside our dedicated school counselors, social worker, and family resource team.

We’re committed to creating safe, supportive learning environments for every student.

#WorldMentalHealthDay #GCS #MentalHealthMatters #GCSCares

about 1 month ago, GCS
Poster for World Mental Health Day featuring two illustrated people — one seated on the ground with a tablet, engaging with another person on a green bean bag chair who has a scribbled thought bubble above their head. The text reads: “World Mental Health Day. Check in on a friend today. A simple text or conversation can make a big difference.” The Greeneville City Schools logo appears in the bottom left corner with the phrases “Excellence & Equity” and “Cultivate the mind & impact the heart.”

Gifts for Kids Registration is Open! Deadline for registration is Wednesday, October 15th. For registration assistance, contact Family Resource Director, Angelia Manuel, at manuela@gcschools.net or text 423-823-0009.

about 1 month ago, GCS
Flyer titled “Gifts for Kids – Registration is Open!” with festive holiday design featuring snowflakes, greenery, and a teddy bear wearing a red Santa hat sitting next to a box of colorful toys. The main text announces registration for a gift program for children ages 2 to 10, requiring families to be SNAP recipients. Deadline for registration is Wednesday, October 15th. Additional details include: children must have turned 2 before January 1, 2025; families with children under 2 should contact the Hope Center at (423-638-5433) or visit hopecentergreeneville.com. Assistance contact: Angelia Manuel at manuelag@gcschools.net or text (423)823-0009.
It's time to relax, recharge, and enjoy the beauty of the season with your loved ones. Whether you're exploring the outdoors or cozying up at home, we wish all our Greeneville City Schools families a safe and restful break! #FallBreak #GreenevilleCitySchools #GreenevilleTN
about 1 month ago, GCS
A family of four walks hand in hand through a park filled with colorful autumn leaves. The parents are in the center, with a child on each side. Trees with vibrant yellow, orange, and red foliage line the background. Text in the top left corner reads "Fall Break Oct. 6–10" in bright yellow and green. The Greeneville City Schools logo appears in the bottom left corner with the motto "Learning & Leading for Life."
Today we celebrate the hardworking custodians who keep Greeneville City Schools clean, safe, and welcoming every single day.
From early mornings to late nights, their work has a huge impact in every classroom, hallway, and office. Let's take a moment to say thank you for all they do!

#CustodianAppreciationDay #GreenevilleCitySchools #GCS
about 1 month ago, GCS
Poster for National Custodian Appreciation Day featuring illustrations of cleaning supplies like spray bottles, a mop, and gloves. Text reads: 'National Custodian Appreciation Day,' 'Thank you for making our schools SPARKLE,' and 'We'd be a mess without you!' Includes the Greeneville City Schools logo in the bottom left corner.

Thanks to the generosity of the Nissan Motor Corporation, our GCTA automotive repair class is now equipped with a 2022 Nissan Pathfinder and a 2022 Infiniti QX60!
These vehicles will provide our students with invaluable hands-on experience, helping them build practical skills that will help fuel their bright futures. We are so grateful for these generous donations!
#WorkforceDevelopment #STEM #NissanUSA #NissanPhilanthropy 

about 2 months ago, GCS
Group of people posing in front of the Greeneville Career & Technology Academy building, which has a brick facade and metal roof. Two black cars are parked on either side of the group. The sky is partly cloudy, and green grass is visible in the foreground
Two teenagers working on a car engine in an automotive repair shop. One holds a car battery while the other uses tools on the engine, which has a visible 'V6' marking. The open hood reveals the engine compartment, with automotive equipment and another vehicle in the background.
Congratulations to the newest GHS members of the National Honor Society! These students have shown excellence in the four pillars of NHS: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. We look forward to all the ways they will continue to make a difference in our school and community. #GCS #GHS #Scholarship #Leadership #Service #Character
about 2 months ago, GCS
a large group of students standing on a stage in front of a green curtain backdrop
We’re celebrating an incredible showing at the East Tennessee Literacy Conference!
Drs. Kristi & Ricky Witt, Mrs. Shelia Newland, and the Hal Henard team were among the presenters that inspired educators across the region.
Meanwhile, Highland team members had the opportunity to meet Dr. Temple Grandin, a true icon in education and advocacy!
We have to give a huge thank-you to Mr. George, who drove our beloved Book Bus to the conference—bringing the heart of literacy on wheels!

#ETNLiteracyConference #TempleGrandin #GreenevilleCitySchools #LiteracyChampions #TeamworkInAction
about 2 months ago, GCS
Large group of people seated in an auditorium or gymnasium, facing a stage with a speaker at a podium. A projection screen displays the text 'The Heart of Learning Dr. Kristi Witt Dr. Ricky Witt Greeneville City Schools' with an open book graphic and partially unreadable additional text.
Group of seven people standing in a line indoors, possibly in a gymnasium or large hall. Tables and chairs are visible in the background. All individuals are wearing name tags and lanyards, suggesting attendance at an event or conference.
Two individuals standing side by side in a hallway with tiled flooring and blue doors. The person on the left wears a long blue dress and brown shoes, while the person on the right wears a grey suit with a tie and brown shoes. Both have lanyards with ID badges.
Split image featuring a colorful bus labeled 'The Book Bus' and 'Greeneville City Schools' parked in front of a building with trees in the background. The lower section shows two individuals seated inside the bus, one in a white shirt and the other in a black shirt with an ID badge.
Classroom setting with several people seated at desks, watching a presentation by three individuals standing at the front. The room is lit with fluorescent lights and has posters on the walls.
Classroom setting with several people seated at tables, facing a large screen displaying a presentation slide titled 'Today's Objectives.' A person stands near the screen. A wall clock shows the time as approximately 10:10
The Automotive Repair students at GCTA are getting real-world, hands-on experience as they learn everything from engine diagnostics to brake repair. These future technicians are building the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the automotive industry! #GCTA #AutomotiveRepair #CareerReady
about 2 months ago, GCS
GCTA Automotive Repair Students
Today, we remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We are forever grateful for the bravery of the first responders and the resilience of our nation.
#NeverForget #September11
2 months ago, GCS
Image of the Twin Towers in New York City with an American flag superimposed. Text reads '9/11/2001' and 'In Honor & Remembrance of those who died, those who served, and those who carry on.

Hands-on learning in action! Students in the Industrial Electricity class at GCTA are gaining experience with wiring, circuits, and troubleshooting. They’re learning skills that will prepare them for future careers in the electrical field. #GCTA #CareerReady #IndustrialElectricity

2 months ago, GCS
Students at GCTA Industrial Electricity
If you're not a big fan of reading, have you tried audiobooks? It's a great way to enjoy stories while on the go. Thanks to our local library, @ggcpubliclibrary, you can access thousands of audiobooks via the Libby app completely free! Reading isn’t one-size-fits-all, and that's ok! Let’s celebrate literacy in all its forms and make learning accessible for everyone!

#InternationalLiteracyDay #GCSReads #GCS
2 months ago, GCS
Illustration of a green book with a yellow ribbon and the phrase 'A BOOK A DAY KEEPS REALITY AWAY.' Below it, the text reads 'Happy International Literacy Day!' with the Greeneville City Schools logo and motto:.
Let's celebrate the wisdom, love, and stories our grandparents bring to our lives.
Students, ask your grandparents: “What was school like when you were my age?”
You might hear something surprising, inspiring, or just plain funny!

👇 Drop your favorite answers in the comments — we’d love to hear them!
#GrandparentsDay #GCS #GenerationsOfLearning #SchoolStories
2 months ago, GCS
Festive graphic celebrating Grandparents Day featuring an illustration of smiling grandparents and grandchildren. The background includes decorative items like glasses, buttons, yarn, and gift boxes. The text reads “HAPPY Grandparent’s Day,” and the Greeneville City Schools logo appears at the bottom.

At Greeneville City Schools, we believe in the power of compassion, kindness, and community.
Whether it's supporting a student in need, volunteering time, or donating to a cause, every act of charity makes a difference. Let's continue to inspire generosity and build a culture of care in our schools and beyond.

#InternationalDayOfCharity #GCS #KindnessMatters #GCSCares

2 months ago, GCS
**Alt Description:** Illustration for International Day of Charity featuring two hands holding a donation box with a heart symbol. A coin is being dropped into the box, surrounded by small red hearts. The background is brown with wavy patterns, and the top of the image displays the text "International Day of Charity."

U.S. News & World Report’s list of the Top 50 High Schools in Tennessee was released last week, and Greeneville High School is proudly ranked #30! 🎓💫 This honor reflects our academic culture, skilled educators, and driven students. Way to go, GHS! #GHS #GCS #TopTNHighSchools

2 months ago, GCS
"A large group of students in green graduation gowns and caps pose on the steps of Greeneville High School. They are arranged in multiple rows, with some seated and others standing, in front of the school's entrance."