If you've got questions, we've got answers! At least, answers about whether or not your child needs to attend the abbreviated day on August 1. Elementary students and their parents should attend scheduled meetings with teachers.
GHS Freshmen: 7:30–10:45 AM; GMS 6th Graders ONLY: 7:40–10:40 AM
Visit our website for more details.

3 days ago, GCS
A vibrant back-to-school graphic for Greeneville City Schools. The image features bold "BACK TO SCHOOL" text with a globe and heart icon. It announces an Abbreviated School Day on August 1. Details include:  GHS Freshmen: 7:30 AM – 10:45 AM GMS 6th Graders & New Students: 7:40 AM – 10:40 AM Elementary: Grade-level schedules available at www.gcschools.net
Our GCS Leadership Team came together for a powerful retreat to kick off the 2025-26 school year!

It was a day filled with collaboration, reflection, and planning as they set the course for a year of growth and success for our students and schools.#GCSLeadership ##ReadyToLead
4 days ago, GCS
Leadership Retreat
GCS is excited to welcome our newest educators as they prepare to inspire, lead, and grow with us this school year.

Here’s to a great start and an even greater impact! #WelcomeToGCS #NewTeacherTraining2025
5 days ago, GCS
New Teacher Orientation

#ThrowbackThursday to one of our favorite traditions at Tusculum View Elementary: Cowboy Day! This year was extra special as our 5th graders got to join the fun they missed back in 2020. We were so happy that 5th grade got to share in this experience, and even more thrilled to see them helping their Kindergarten pals enjoy the day too! #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools #GreenevilleTN

9 days ago, GCS
**Alt Text:** A group of ten children and one adult stand outdoors on a paved area with grass and trees in the background. The children are holding hobby horses, and one child is kneeling in front holding a hat. The adult stands in the center wearing a t-shirt and jeans. The sky is partly cloudy with patches of blue.
Two children dressed in cowboy-themed outfits, including red bandanas and cowboy hats, hold stick horses. One child is sitting in a wheelchair. In the background, other children are playing on a grassy area.
A child wearing a green shirt, red bandana, and black pants sits on a brown horse with a light mane. The horse is saddled and bridled, and an adult in a plaid shirt and jeans holds the reins. The scene is outdoors on a paved area with trees and grass in the background, and a black mounting block is positioned near the horse.

The Greeneville High School Baseball Team and Track & Field Team were recognized at the School Board meeting for their State Championship victories!

Your hard work, teamwork, and dedication make GCS and our community proud. Way to go, champs! #GHSChampions #GreeneDevilPride #StateChamps

10 days ago, GCS
State Champions
#ThrowbackThursday to an amazing day at the Nashville Zoo with TOPS at Greeneville! Our students and families came together for a fun and educational meet-up, exploring the zoo, learning about wildlife, and building connections beyond the screen. TOPS is a flexible, online school that offers a high-quality education with licensed teachers and engaging curriculum — all from the comfort of home. It’s a great alternative to traditional in-person schooling and is available to any Tennessee resident! #TOPSatGreeneville #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools #GreenevilleTN
16 days ago, GCS
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Congratulations to Phillip Graham, GCS Operations Supervisor, who was recognized today at the Leadership Retreat as a 2025–26 TN Supervisor of the Year Regional Semi-Finalist! We’re incredibly proud of his outstanding leadership and the positive impact he continues to make.

#GCSProud #GreenevilleCitySchools
17 days ago, GCS
Phillip Graham
Free & Reduced Lunch Applications Are Now Open for the 2025–2026 School Year!

Every family is encouraged to apply, even if you think you may not qualify.
It’s quick and helps ensure students have access to healthy meals.

Apply online or scan the QR code in the graphic!
https://frapps.horizonsolana.com/GREC01
#GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools #SchoolMeals #FreeLunch
17 days ago, GCS
A promotional graphic for the Free & Reduced Lunch Application for the 2025–2026 school year. It features a QR code with the label “Scan me!” and a web link: https://frapps.horizonsolana.com/GREC01. The design is clean and inviting, encouraging families to apply
We know the full school calendar can be a lot to take in — especially when you just want to glance and know the important dates. That’s why we’ve created this easy-to-read, broad planning calendar to help families plan ahead for: First & Last Days of School Breaks & Holidays Testing Windows Perfect for planning vacations, family time, and everything in between! 🔗 Full details available on our website: https://www4.gcschools.net/page/broad-planning-calendar #GreenevilleCitySchools #GCSCalendar #PlanAhead
18 days ago, GCS
A three-year school calendar comparison table for the academic years 2024–2025, 2025–2026, and 2026–2027. It lists key dates such as the first day for faculty, the first full day of school, holidays (Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, MLK Jr. Day, President's Day, Memorial Day), breaks (Fall, Christmas, Spring), grade card distribution dates, standardized testing windows (TNReady/TCAP), the last full day of school, and senior graduation dates
GCS 2025-2026 School Calendar. Plan ahead and stay on track with all the important dates for the upcoming school year — including the first day of school, holidays, breaks, and more! Let’s make it a great year!
19 days ago, GCS
2025-26 Calendar
Greeneville Students Achieve Record TCAP Gains! Greeneville City Schools is thrilled to announce another year of exceptional academic growth in the 2024–25 TCAP results! Students made significant progress across all subjects over the past four years: 🔹 +19 points in English Language Arts 🔹 +20 points in Math 🔹 +18 points in Science 🔹 +26 points in Social Studies. This year alone, GCS students outperformed state averages in every tested subject, with 71% of grade-level/subject areas showing improvement, including gains in 15 of the 21 tested areas. “These results reflect years of focused effort by students, teachers, and families,” said Richard Tipton, Assistant Director of Schools for Instruction. “Together, we’re building a culture of excellence.” Congratulations to our students, educators, and community for this shared success. We’re proud of how far we’ve come — and excited for what’s next! #GreenevilleCitySchools #TCAPGrowth #GCSProud #StudentSuccess #TogetherWeAchieve
22 days ago, GCS
TCAP
#ThrowbackThursday to this year's STEM Alliance. Hal Henard Elementary School hosted the event, which is a modern twist on the traditional science fair. The students explored science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through fun, interactive learning stations! Sessions are led by teachers, high school students, and regional organizations. #STEM #GreenevilleCitySchools #GCS
23 days ago, GCS
young students stand in front of a red table with prosethetics'
two elementary school boys hold welded metal objects in front of a table with various welding implements
Congratulations to Phillip Graham –2025–26 Supervisor of the Year Regional Semi-Finalist! We are proud to share that Phillip Graham, Operations Supervisor for Greeneville City Schools, has been selected as a regional semi-finalist for the 2025–26 Tennessee Supervisor of the Year award! This prestigious recognition highlights Mr. Graham’s exceptional leadership and commitment in supporting students, staff, and school operations. He is among a select group of leaders representing each Center of Regional Excellence (CORE) area. All regional semi-finalists will advance to the next stage of the selection process. From this group, nine regional finalists will be named and invited to the interview phase. We are honored to have Phillip represent our district and region at this level.
23 days ago, GCS
Phillip Graham
Summer Learning Camp 2025 was a success at Greeneville City Schools! Students had fun exploring through hands-on activities and exciting projects.

We’re proud of the growth and learning that happened all summer long! #GCSKids #SummerLearning #GreenevilleCitySchools
25 days ago, GCS
Summer Learning Camp
Summer learning hasn't stopped for our educators! Recently, several attended a conference at King University to explore innovative strategies for navigating challenging behaviors in today’s classrooms. With insights from keynote speaker Gerry Brooks—an inspiring voice for educators nationwide—our team returned with fresh perspectives and practical tools to support every student’s success. We’re excited to see the positive impact this experience will have in our schools! #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools #ProfessionalDevelopment #GerryBrooks #KingUniversity
26 days ago, GCS
Collage featuring the Greeneville City Schools logo and three photos from an educational conference. The logo shows a green figure reaching for stars with a planet in the background. One photo shows three people standing together, one wearing a shirt that says "EDUCATOR STRONG." Another photo captures a group gathered indoors, likely at an event. The final photo shows six individuals posing together, some wearing name tags.
Greeneville City Schools Wishes You a Happy 4th of July! On this Independence Day, we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy and honor the courage of those who made it possible. Have a safe and happy 4th of July!
29 days ago, GCS
July 4th
#ThrowbackThursday to an exciting and educational day at Highland Elementary School! The Greeneville Fire Department stopped by to teach our students all about fire safety and what it’s like to be a firefighter. Students got hands-on experience learning how to stay safe in emergencies — complete with an evacuation drill! We’re so grateful to our local heroes for inspiring the next generation and keeping our community safe. #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools #FireSafety
30 days ago, GCS
A group of children gathers around a firefighter in full gear, who is kneeling and pointing at something on the ground. Behind them, an open fire truck displays various firefighting equipment. Another uniformed individual stands nearby. The scene takes place outdoors, with a second vehicle and fencing visible in the background.
A firefighter assists a girl exiting a smoke-filled room, holding their arm to guide them down a set of steps. It's part of a fire safety drill .
Carmen Cox Scholarship Recipients The Greeneville City Board of Education proudly serves as trustee for the Carmen Cox Scholarship Trust, supporting outstanding business students in Greene County. Applications were received from all five high schools across the county, and a trustee-appointed committee selected this year’s deserving recipients. Congratulations to this year’s recipients: Adaley Lamons – GHS (Not pictured) Layla Fox – Chuckey-Doak Lauren Keffer – North Greene Catherine Oakes – GHS Well done to these students for their hard work and dedication! #GCSproud #CarmenCoxScholarship
about 1 month ago, GCS
Carmen Cox Business Scholarship
Happy Monday! Even though school’s out, learning doesn’t have to stop. Keep those brains buzzing with reading, exploring, and creative fun! Just 20 minutes a day can help beat the summer slide and keep skills sharp. #GreenevilleCitySchools #GCS #summerlearning
about 1 month ago, GCS
Three kids enjoying summer learning: reading under a tree, gardening, and drawing outdoors. Text reads 'Greeneville City School'.
Let’s throw some shade—the healthy kind! Did you know UV rays can damage your eyes even on a cloudy day? Sunglasses are your eyes’ best defense against UV rays, cataracts, and wrinkles (yes, squinting counts)! So, whether you're hitting the beach or simply stepping outside, remember to celebrate #NationalSunglassesDay and post a selfie with your favorite sunnies! Don't forget to tag us! Stay shady, stay smart. 🌞 🕶️ #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools
about 1 month ago, GCS
A happy Great Dane, wearing a vibrant Hawaiian shirt with hibiscus flowers and palm trees, and cool, reflective sunglasses, sitting in a sunny garden.  The dog's expression is joyful, its tongue slightly out.  The style is photorealistic, with a warm, sunny color palette. the words june 27, 2025 national sunglasses day! appears in the bottom left corner of the image