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Tiger Drive to be closed to thru traffic
The Greene County School System will soon close Tiger Drive to access by thru-traffic.
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GCSS 2022 GA Milestones testing results show COVID gap recovery
The Greene County School System’s 2022 Georgia Milestones test results show that at the elementary level, the system has closed the COVID gap and made significant improvements in addition.
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Governor Kemp, GaDOE: Applications Now Open for Families of Children with Special Needs in Private or Home School Programs
Governor Brian P. Kemp and the Georgia Department of Education have opened reimbursement applications for families of children with special needs to now include private school and home school programs through July 31, 2022.
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GCHS named a 2022 AP Honor School
Greene County High School (GCHS) has been named a 2022 Advanced Placement (AP) Honor School by the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE). GCHS was recognized as an AP Expansion School, a designation which recognizes schools with 25% growth in AP student participation from May 2020 to May 2021.
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Test results suggest GCSS has closed the COVID learning loss gap
The results of the Greene County School System’s winter NWEA testing show that students are demonstrating achievement at higher levels than prior to the pandemic, suggesting that the district has successfully closed the COVID-19 learning loss gap.
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CMS pioneers new parent-teacher team model
Anita White Carson Middle School recently piloted a new family engagement initiative between parents and teachers called Academic Parent-Teacher Teams (APTT).
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Greene BOE approves contractor for new elementary school building, expands grade scope
The Greene County Board of Education on Monday night approved Atlanta-based company Evergreen Construction as the construction manager for the new elementary school to be built on Meadow Crest Road. Also in Monday night’s meeting, the BOE voted to expand the scope of the new school to include grades 4 and 5.
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Greene Co. education foundation reaches $1M campaign goal in record time
In just four months, an educational foundation designed to strengthen the futures of Greene County High School students met their fundraising goal.
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GCSS Athletics hires award-winning new GCHS Head Football Coach Terrance Banks
The GCSS Athletics Department is pleased to welcome Terrance Banks to Greene County High School as its new Head Football Coach. Banks comes to Greene County from Meadowcreek High School in Norcross, where he has served as Interim Head Football Coach and was previously the school’s Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach, helping the team reach its first playoff appearance in three years.
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ATLAS and Greene County Primary School in lockstep toward student achievement
Serving a pilot group of 20 students, the ATLAS is now working in tandem with CBJ Preschool to provide additional academic support to students enrolled in the Early Learners Primary Prep program during the school day.
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GCSS names five students to 2021 REACH Georgia Scholarship cohort
The Greene County School System (GCSS) has named five 8th grade students to this year’s class of REACH Georgia Scholarship recipients. A’Ziah Dolvin, Va-Quaria Dunn, Mia Mauriello, and Taylor Waller from Anita White Carson Middle School and Christopher Arrue from Lake Oconee Academy make up the GCSS’s fifth class of REACH scholars since the school system joined the program in 2017.
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GCHS Principal James Peek announces retirement, AD Eddie Hood to be named Interim Principal
Mr. Eddie Hood, the current GCSS Athletic Director, has been named Associate Principal of Greene County High School. Following the upcoming retirement of current GCHS Principal Mr. James Peek in May 2022, Mr. Hood will become the school’s Interim Principal for the 2022-2023 school year.
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CMS Assistant Principal Tanisha Wright receives 2021 Hal Beaver Georgia Outstanding Assistant Principal Award
Anita White Carson Middle School Assistant Principal Mrs. Tanisha Wright received the 2021 Hal Beaver Georgia Outstanding Assistant Principal Award at the annual GAESP/GAMSP Fall Conference on October 24.
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GCSS suspends campus mask requirement
The Greene County School System is pleased to announce the suspension of its campus mask requirement for students and staff, effective Monday, November 1st.
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Carson Middle School selected as an Amazon Future Engineer school
Anita White Carson Middle School has been selected as an Amazon Future Engineer (AFE) school - a partnership between Amazon and Project STEM to improve access to computer science education in communities currently underrepresented in the technology field.
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Board of Education named Exemplary Board by GSBA
The Greene County Board of Education has been named an Exemplary School Board by the Georgia School Boards Association, the highest award level in the GSBA's 3-tier recognition program.
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GCSS unveils design for new Greene County Primary School building
he Greene County School System has released three architectural renderings of the proposed design for the new Greene County Primary School building. The renderings depict the building’s conceptual appearance, which could change slightly based on value engineering, exact positioning on the build site, and the school’s educational program needs.
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GCSS names four 2021-2022 Teachers of the Year
Congratulations to our 2021-2022 Teachers of the Year! Jennifer Rosenblum is Teacher of the Year at CBJ Preschool, Dana Jackson is Teacher of the Year at Greene County Primary School at Union Point, Morgen Gay is Teacher of the Year at Anita White Carson Middle School, and Megan Calicott is Teacher of the Year at Greene County High School.
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Greene BOE tentatively approves FY22 budget and rollback millage rate
The Greene County Board of Education tentatively approved its 2021-22 Fiscal Year Budget and a rollback millage rate at its regular meeting on Monday, August 16. Thanks to a substantial re-assessment of property values, this budget reduces the millage rate from 14.195 to an estimated 12.43.
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GCSS announces mask requirement for students and staff
The Greene County School System announced that effective Wednesday, August 11th, wearing masks will be required for all students and staff inside school buildings and on the school bus. Superintendent Chris Houston directed the change in mask policy after the rate of student cases within the district reached 1%.
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