We are incredibly proud of our students' outstanding performance at the SkillsUSA Tennessee State Leadership and Skills Conference (SLSC)! By refining their skills at Greene Technology Center, they have truly excelled. These talented students showcased their skills and hard work, achieving remarkable results: London Harricharan (12th grade) - Restaurant Service: 1st Place - Gold Maddox Smith (11th grade) - CNC 2-Axis Turning: 1st Place - Gold Sylas Thadathil (9th grade, TOPS) - Industrial Motor Control: 1st Place - Gold Sam Prowse (12th grade) - CNC 5-Axis Milling Programmer: 2nd Place - Silver Cohen Bruce (11th grade) - CNC Programmer: 2nd Place - Silver Levi Wirt (12th grade, Homeschool) - Electrical Construction Wiring: 2nd Place - Silver Gabe Smith (12th grade) - Culinary Arts: 3rd Place - Bronze Lucas Bennett (10th grade) - CNC 3-Axis Milling Programmer: 3rd Place - Bronze Congratulations to all the winners and participants! #GCS #Greeneville #SkillsUSA #ProudMoment #GreeneTechnologyCenter
1 day ago, GCS
The image shows a group of people posing for a photo indoors. The background features a large sepia-toned mural of rowers on water. There is an ATM machine to the left side of the image. The group consists of individuals wearing various uniforms and badges, some in military attire and others in casual or business casual clothing. They are standing and kneeling on a carpeted floor with a patterned design. One person in the front row is holding a sign that reads "skillsusa state CHAMPION."
The image shows six individuals standing in a row, each wearing a uniform consisting of a khaki shirt and pants. They are all wearing medals around their necks. There are backpacks on the floor in front of them, and some books or boxes to the right side of the image. The background appears to be an enlarged sepia-toned photograph of people rowing on water.
The image shows two individuals standing in front of a blue backdrop with the text "SkillsUSA TENNESSEE" on it. Both individuals are wearing khaki uniforms and medals around their necks.
Happy School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! 💛🚍 Today, we celebrate the dedication, care, and steady hands that safely transport our students each and every day. Thank you, school bus drivers, for: Navigating through all kinds of weather with a smile. Keeping our students safe and sound. Being the first friendly face our students see each morning. Making sure every child feels welcome and cared for. Join us in recognizing all of our incredible GCS bus drivers and assistants who go above and beyond! #schoolbusdriverappreication #gcs #bettertogether #greenevilletn
3 days ago, GCS
The image shows a school bus with three children inside, two of whom are visible through the front window. The bus is on a road with green grass and trees on either side, under a blue sky with clouds. There is text in bright colors that reads "Thank you Bus Drivers!" Additionally, there is a logo for Greeneville City Schools in the top right corner.
Returning student and summer learning camp registration is now open! You can register for summer learning camp once you complete registration for the 2025-2026 school year. For currently enrolled PreK students, a separate summer camp registration form was emailed to you Monday. If you didn't receive it, please call 423.787.8000.
3 days ago, GCS
The image is a colorful advertisement for school registration for the 2025-2026 academic year. It features a chalkboard background with various drawings, including clouds, stars, a rainbow, and flowers. A girl in a school uniform with a backpack stands in the center. Text on the chalkboard reads "2025-2026 Registration Now Open:" followed by checkboxes for "Summer School," "Returning Students," "Kindergarten," and "New Students." There is also an open book illustration and the phrase "Register Now" in bright yellow letters on the right side. The website www.gcschools.net is at the bottom right.
GHS student artists and writers collaborated with Tusculum View's 2nd grade Tigers to create: THE CUTE and THE CURIOUS: A MONSTER EXHIBIT! Mrs. Harmon's second grade classes drew monsters with themes and then Mrs. Redmon's GHS artists created 3-D clay versions of their drawings to give to the second graders. The GHS art and literature students visited Tusculum View to meet with their second-grade artist partners. Literature students wrote poetry to accompany the monster creations. GHS students brought their sculptures, drawings, and creative writings for the upcoming collaboration. They also discussed their artwork processes with the 2nd graders. The students were amazed and excited to see their monster drawings come to life!   Many thanks to collaborating GHS Art and Literature teachers: Rachel Redmon, Stephanie Callahan, and Kimberly Waller. To view this amazing art exhibition, be sure to attend the Tiger Arts Gala on April 7th from 5:30-7:00 at Tusculum View!
21 days ago, GCS
a second-grade student holds the 3-d clay version of his artwork. a high school art student holds his paper drawing.
high school and second grade students sit on the floor displaying their artwork
a display of student drawings and clay sculptures
Need help with enrolling your student for school next year? Join us at Greeneville Middle School on May 8, 2025 for ESL registration assistance, snacks, and gifts!
23 days ago, GCS
green and black graphic with image of students in a classroom
green and black graphic with image of students in a classroom
GHS Students Take on Public Education Policy! On March 11, four Greeneville High School students ( Xari Roots, Jack Lampe, Reagan Smith, & Trey Bailey) joined peers from across Tennessee in Nashville for the TSBA Student Congress on Policies in Education (SCOPE) at Belmont University! Now in its 42nd year, SCOPE empowers students to speak up on key education issues and brainstorm real-world solutions. During the event, our students stepped into the shoes of school board members, parents, and more in mock board sessions—tackling the tough topics shaping public education. We’re proud of our GHS students for using their voices to make a difference! #GHSProud #StudentVoices #SCOPE2025 #GreenevilleStrong
29 days ago, GCS
SCOPE
Did you know that Harriet Tubman was the first woman to lead a major military operation in the U.S? Nicknamed "General Tubman", she bravely lead dozens of slaves to freedom without ever getting caught. She was also a spy during the Civil War, a suffragette, and a nurse!
about 2 months ago, GCS
March 10th Harriet Tubman Day. Photo of Harriet
Empower your child's reading journey with effective strategies! Swipe through the photos for tips and tricks to make reading fun and engaging. 📖 #ReadingMonth #GCS #ReadAcrossAmerica
about 2 months ago, GCS
Empowering Your Child's Reading Strategies for Support. Strategies for Support. Tree with books lining branches
Establish a Reading Routine Have a consistent schedule: set a dedicated reading time. This should be in a quiet and comfortable environment that is free from distractions. Little boy with glasses sits reading a book
Predict and Infer. Use pictures and text clues to help your child make predictions and inferences. Prediction and inferential skill development enhances comprehension and engage your child's imagination. Mother holds little girl and reads together.
Visualization. Visualizing is when readers create mental images based on the text. When reading with your children, ask them to describe what they see in their mind's eye while reading. Monitor meaning throughout the text to ensure it is meaningful and enjoyable to the child.. Little girl lies on her back reading a book
Ask Questions. Before, during, and after reading, ask open-ended questions about the text to promote critical thinking. Ask questions that encourage discussion and deeper understanding of the text. Little girl walking while reading.
Vocabulary Development. The use of context clues helps the reader to understand unfamiliar words. Make sure you discuss the meaning of new words based on the surrounding text. It is a good idea to create a word journal or flashcards for new vocabulary. This can be used later for reinforcement.. Tree with a cut-out library inside
Encouraging Reading Fluency. Model fluent reading for your child. This involves demonstrating smooth and expressive reading, highlighting punctuation and phrasing. Repeated reading builds fluency. Repetition helps improve speed, accuracy and comprehension. Little girl lays on her stomach with head resting on hands while reading a book.
Happy National Maintenance Worker Appreciation Day! Today, we honor the hardworking men who keep our facilities running smoothly and safely. Whether it's keeping us comfortable by maintaining our HVAC units, ensuring our electrical systems run smooth, repainting our buildings, or responding to alarms in the middle of the night, they're always there when we need them. Let's take a moment to appreciate and recognize these unsung heroes who work tirelessly behind the scenes. 💪❤️ #MaintenanceWorkerAppreciation #ThankYou #UnsungHeroes #FacilityManagement #GCS #BetterTogether
about 2 months ago, GCS
happy national maintenance worker appreciation day. group of workers standing in front of two trucks
Read-a-thon week is almost over!! Actually, did you know that the entire month of March is dedicated to reading? Check back tomorrow for some strategies to encourage your child's (and maybe your own) interest in reading. #ReadingMonth #GCS #ReadAcrossAmerica
about 2 months ago, GCS
gcs logo with the words read across america week. a little girl sits reading a book
Some might say grammar is just a set of rules, but it's actually a system for understanding each other - helping us to connect and even learn new languages! Celebrate the quirks and rules of our beloved language today. Happy National Grammar Day! #NationalGrammarDay #GCS
about 2 months ago, GCS
graphic of two cacti conversing. one says "gary, you need to be sell selfish. remmber, it's cact-us." the other cactus says "actually, sweety, the plural is cacti-I". below are the words: gary the grammar cactus will never find love.
25 incredible GHS students achieved a score of 30 or higher on the ACT this year! They were honored with a special recognition by the GCS Education Foundation, and again at the February GCS School Board meeting. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication! Congratulations!!
about 2 months ago, GCS
several students sit smiling on the bleachers
several students stand holding their act certificates in front of a wall
white cake with congratulations ACT 30 club Greeneville high school 2025 written on it in green
thumbnail portraits of ghs act students
Greeneville City Schools is preparing students for the future through CTE programs & Work-Based Learning! #CTEMonth #AcceleratingTN #CareerReady #FutureLeaders #InnovativeSchoolModelsTN #GCS
2 months ago, GCS
CTE
Due to the threat of black ice and additional snow overnight, Greeneville City Schools will be closed on Thursday, February 20, 2025. Everyone be safe and stay warm!
2 months ago, GCS
Due to the forecast of accumulating snow and freezing temperatures, Greeneville City Schools will be closed on Wednesday, February 19, 2025. The central office will open at 10 a.m.
2 months ago, GCS
We love seeing Greeneville City Schools students gain real-world career experience through our CTE programs and Work-Based Learning opportunities! #CTEMonth #AcceleratingTN #CareerReady #InnovativeSchoolModelsTN #GCS
2 months ago, GCS
CTE
Happy National School Resource Officer Day! Today, we honor the dedicated School Resource Officers (SROs) who work hard to keep our schools & students safe! Thank you!💙 #ThankYouSROs #NationalSchoolResourceOfficerDay #GCS #GreenevilleCitySchools
2 months ago, GCS
police graphic. national sro appreciation day
This #CTEMonth, Greeneville City Schools is celebrating the power of career and technical education! By earning industry credentials, college credit, and gaining hands-on experience through work-based learning and CTE, our students are building pathways to meaningful careers! #AcceleratingTN #CareerReady #GCS #InnovativeSchoolModelsTN #CTEMonth
2 months ago, GCS
CTE
Our school counselors #thrive when... #GCSchools #NSCW25
3 months ago, GCS
woman with words “I think I thrive as a school counselor when I am supported by administrators, when teachers and staff recognize the value (of) a safe space, and understand what an advocate can bring to the school.”
woman with words “What really helps me thrive is the support of my teachers, administration, and counseling coach. There is no better feeling than when a child references something I have either taught them in class, or in session, and utilizes it - you know, when the content really impacts and sticks with them!”
woman with words “I think I thrive as a school counselor when I am supported by administrators, when teachers and staff recognize the value (of) a safe space, and understand what an advocate can bring to the school.”
February is #CTEMonth! Join us in recognizing the amazing pathways Tennessee students take to build high-skill, high-wage, and in-demand careers! #AcceleratingTN #FutureReady #InnovativeSchoolModelsTN#CTEMonth
3 months ago, GCS
CTE