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•Open conversation – not personal issues or complaints about students and/or school personnel. This page is not intended to circumvent regular communication channels for sharing personal issues and concerns, including personnel matters and student concerns. Please use Let's Talk to communicate your concerns: https://www.gcsnc.com/letstalk
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•This page is yours and we want you to feel comfortable sharing your views about GCS, schools or activities. However, abuse of the above guidelines can lead to removal of a specific posting or the blocking/removal from our page.

  | ICYMI: It's School Discovery Month in GCS!🏫🔍You can learn more about our neighborhood schools and choice programs by...
10/19/2026

| ICYMI: It's School Discovery Month in GCS!🏫🔍

You can learn more about our neighborhood schools and choice programs by attending events throughout the month of October! To learn more and see a complete schedule, visit www.gcsnc.com/discovery.🌏

10/19/2026

| Our students can gain hands-on, work experience in many different ways. At Smith High, EC scholars work in the "Scholar Sips" coffee shop.☕

The shop makes regular appearances at the Green Valley administration building, providing staff with the opportunity for a caffeine pick up and students interactions to build foundational workplace skills in.✨

10/19/2026

| Big things are on the horizon for Penn-Griffin School for the Arts, and it is all thanks to bond dollars.

The projects will include HVAC improvements, roof and auditorium upgrades, and a repaved parking lot.

  | Calling all GCS seniors: College Application Week is coming up!🎓Taking place from October 19th at 7:30 a.m. through ...
10/16/2026

| Calling all GCS seniors: College Application Week is coming up!🎓

Taking place from October 19th at 7:30 a.m. through October 25th at 5 p.m., many NC colleges and universities will have waived application fees.

To learn more, visit www.cfnc.org.

  | You could be the next All-Star GCS Alumni, like Cheyenne Parker-Tyus.🌟Parker-Tyus is a championship-winning WNBA for...
10/16/2026

| You could be the next All-Star GCS Alumni, like Cheyenne Parker-Tyus.🌟

Parker-Tyus is a championship-winning WNBA forward with the Las Vegas Aces. She graduated from Southwest High before furthering her basketball career at High Point University.🏀

While the Aces did not make it to the 2026 championships, we are still so proud of Parker-Tyus' season.🔥

10/16/2026

| Michael Haynes is an adaptive curriculum teacher at Gillespie Park Elementary and our October Employee of the Month!💙 See how he makes a difference in the lives of his students in this feature from GCSTV.

  | Guilford County Schools is showing progress toward sustainability, according to a report presented to the Board of E...
10/15/2026

| Guilford County Schools is showing progress toward sustainability, according to a report presented to the Board of Education on Tuesday.

From July 2025 to July 2026, overall utility consumption declined across the district. Electricity usage fell by nearly 3%, natural gas use fell by 8.45% and water consumption fell by 15.62%. These reductions reflect the district’s continued focus on responsible stewardship of resources and operational efficiency. The report also highlighted how as part of its long-term facilities strategy, GCS continues to modernize and right-size its facilities footprint to better align with enrollment and operational needs.

Read more here: https://www.gcsnc.com/all-news/news-details/~board/guilford-county-schools-news/post/guilford-county-schools-reports-lower-utility-consumption

10/14/2026

| In GCS, we love being a part of our families making memories that will last a lifetime.✨

At Pilot Elementary, Gabrum Baker Jr. has not seen his big brother Najarious, who serves in the Army, in over a year. The Baker family orchestrated a surprise reunion alongside school staff.

Gabrum is sure to always hold this memory close to his heart.💙

  | With early voting set to begin on Thursday, the Guilford County Board of Education signed two resolutions on Tuesday...
10/14/2026

| With early voting set to begin on Thursday, the Guilford County Board of Education signed two resolutions on Tuesday to help voters understand the impact of a potential local sales and use tax as well as statewide Constitutional amendments that will be on the ballot.

The first resolution pertains to a proposed one-fourth of one percent sales and use tax, part of which would be used to support teacher supplements.

The second resolution pertains to two proposed Constitutional amendments having to do with limits to property and income tax.

Read more here: https://www.gcsnc.com/all-news/news-details/~board/guilford-county-schools-news/post/board-of-education-signs-resolutions-about-ballot-measures

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