Several students and educators were recognized at the May 11 Board of Education meeting for outstanding accomplishments that represent the very best of Gordon County Schools!
The recognitions highlighted the hard work, dedication, and talent of students and educators from across our district.
SkillsUSA State Champions
Congratulations to Hudson Kinman, State Champion in Masonry, and Chapel Parr, back-to-back State Champion in Carpentry. These students were tutored by construction teacher and SkillsUSA advisor Mr. Bo Dooley. Both Hudson and Chapel will advance to compete at the national level in June.
GHSA Literary State Champions
Congratulations to Ambree Quarles, State Champion in Humorous Interpretation, and Blake Carey and Ethan Smith, back-to-back State Champions in Duo Interpretation. They were recognized alongside Sonoraville High School Chorus Teacher and Literary Advisor Mrs. Hannah Nelson.
Gordon County Schools District Teacher of the Year
We were also proud to recognize Mrs. Tiffany Stamey, 5th grade math, science, and social studies teacher at Sonoraville Elementary, as the Gordon County Schools District Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Stamey has been an educator since 2009 and was selected for her ability to build strong relationships and positively impact student achievement.
Congratulations to all of these outstanding students and educators. We are proud to celebrate your hard work, dedication, and excellence!
#ExtraordinaryGCS
The recognitions highlighted the hard work, dedication, and talent of students and educators from across our district.
SkillsUSA State Champions
Congratulations to Hudson Kinman, State Champion in Masonry, and Chapel Parr, back-to-back State Champion in Carpentry. These students were tutored by construction teacher and SkillsUSA advisor Mr. Bo Dooley. Both Hudson and Chapel will advance to compete at the national level in June.
GHSA Literary State Champions
Congratulations to Ambree Quarles, State Champion in Humorous Interpretation, and Blake Carey and Ethan Smith, back-to-back State Champions in Duo Interpretation. They were recognized alongside Sonoraville High School Chorus Teacher and Literary Advisor Mrs. Hannah Nelson.
Gordon County Schools District Teacher of the Year
We were also proud to recognize Mrs. Tiffany Stamey, 5th grade math, science, and social studies teacher at Sonoraville Elementary, as the Gordon County Schools District Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Stamey has been an educator since 2009 and was selected for her ability to build strong relationships and positively impact student achievement.
Congratulations to all of these outstanding students and educators. We are proud to celebrate your hard work, dedication, and excellence!
#ExtraordinaryGCS
At the May 11 Board of Education meeting, Ms. Dana Tankersley was named the new assistant principal of Gordon Central High School.
Ms. Dana Tankersley began her career in education in 2010 after earning her degree in Middle Grades Mathematics and Science from Kennesaw State University. She is Broad Field Science certified and has served students in both middle and high school settings throughout her career.
Ms. Tankersley currently serves in Gordon County Schools at Red Bud Middle School as an Advanced Science Educator. In addition to her classroom role, she serves as the Gifted Lead and supports school communication as a Social Media representative. She is also a graduate of the Gordon County Schools Aspiring Leaders Program, where she strengthened her leadership skills and prepared for school-based leadership.
Throughout her career, Ms. Tankersley has focused on increasing student engagement, supporting instructional excellence, and using data-driven practices to improve student outcomes. She has collaborated closely with educators through professional learning in vertical alignment, literacy integration, and three-dimensional science instruction.
Her previous experience includes service in Murray County Schools at Gladden Middle School and Whitfield County Schools at Westside Middle School, where she taught science, mathematics, and social studies. While in Murray County, she also provided high school-level physical science instruction to advanced middle grades students and supported teachers and programs in a variety of leadership roles.
She holds an Education Specialist degree in Educational Leadership from Berry College, an Education Specialist degree in Curriculum and Instruction, and a Master of Arts from Piedmont College.
Ms. Tankersley is committed to building strong relationships, supporting effective instruction, and creating learning environments where all students feel supported, challenged, and engaged.
“I am honored to serve the students, staff, and families of Gordon Central High School,” Ms. Tankersley said. “I look forward to supporting the continued growth and success of our school community.”
Please join us in congratulating Dana Tankersley and welcoming her to Warrior Nation!
Mrs. Natasha Hall was named the district’s new Special Education Coordinator at the May 11 Board of Education meeting.
Mrs. Hall brings a strong background in special education, instructional leadership, and student support to her new role. She has served Gordon County Schools as an Educational Diagnostician since 2023, conducting educational testing, leading eligibility and re-evaluation meetings, supporting special education teachers across the district, and working with students in the Transition Academy.
Previously, Mrs. Hall served at Sonoraville High School as lead special education teacher and special education math teacher, where she supported students in both inclusion and resource settings, mentored teachers, worked closely with families, and helped oversee scheduling and services.
Mrs. Hall holds an Education Specialist degree in Instructional Technology from the University of West Georgia, a Master of Arts in Teaching from Austin Peay State University, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from Austin Peay State University. She was named Sonoraville High School Teacher of the Year in 2019 and is a graduate of the Gordon County Aspiring Leaders Program Cohort 2.
Please join Gordon County Schools in congratulating Natasha Hall on her new role as Special Education Coordinator!
Mrs. Hall brings a strong background in special education, instructional leadership, and student support to her new role. She has served Gordon County Schools as an Educational Diagnostician since 2023, conducting educational testing, leading eligibility and re-evaluation meetings, supporting special education teachers across the district, and working with students in the Transition Academy.
Previously, Mrs. Hall served at Sonoraville High School as lead special education teacher and special education math teacher, where she supported students in both inclusion and resource settings, mentored teachers, worked closely with families, and helped oversee scheduling and services.
Mrs. Hall holds an Education Specialist degree in Instructional Technology from the University of West Georgia, a Master of Arts in Teaching from Austin Peay State University, and a Bachelor of Business Administration from Austin Peay State University. She was named Sonoraville High School Teacher of the Year in 2019 and is a graduate of the Gordon County Aspiring Leaders Program Cohort 2.
Please join Gordon County Schools in congratulating Natasha Hall on her new role as Special Education Coordinator!
Gordon Central High School has been named a 2026 AP Honor School by State School Superintendent Richard Woods, earning recognition as both an AP Access & Support School and an AP Challenge School.
These honors recognize schools that provide students with rigorous Advanced Placement learning opportunities while supporting them as they work toward success in college level coursework. AP courses allow high school students to experience challenging academic content, and students who earn qualifying scores on AP exams may be eligible to receive college credit.
Gordon Central was recognized as an AP Access & Support School for expanding access to AP coursework and supporting student success on AP exams. The school was also named an AP Challenge School, which recognizes smaller schools that offer AP exams across English, math, science, and social studies.
Congratulations to Gordon Central High School’s students, teachers, counselors, and administrators for this outstanding recognition and for their continued commitment to academic excellence and college and career readiness.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCHS
These honors recognize schools that provide students with rigorous Advanced Placement learning opportunities while supporting them as they work toward success in college level coursework. AP courses allow high school students to experience challenging academic content, and students who earn qualifying scores on AP exams may be eligible to receive college credit.
Gordon Central was recognized as an AP Access & Support School for expanding access to AP coursework and supporting student success on AP exams. The school was also named an AP Challenge School, which recognizes smaller schools that offer AP exams across English, math, science, and social studies.
Congratulations to Gordon Central High School’s students, teachers, counselors, and administrators for this outstanding recognition and for their continued commitment to academic excellence and college and career readiness.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCHS
Gordon County Schools recently celebrated the accomplishments of its Aspiring Leaders Program participants as they presented their Capstone leadership projects and officially graduated from the district’s year-long leadership development experience.
The Aspiring Leaders Program is designed to build leadership capacity among Gordon County Schools employees who aspire to serve in formal leadership roles. Throughout the program, participants engage in professional learning modules focused on school and system leadership, developing the skills and abilities needed to advance the vision of the district.
This year’s culminating event provided participants the opportunity to showcase their growth through Capstone leadership presentations. These presentations reflected the knowledge, collaboration, and leadership practices participants developed throughout the program, while also demonstrating their commitment to serving their schools and community.
Congratulations to the following Aspiring Leaders Program graduates:
Kim Adair (W.L. Swain Elementary)
Sylvia Ashley (Ashworth Middle School)
Taylor Fain (Red Bud Middle School)
Jonathan Fuller (Sonoraville High School)
Natasha Hall (Central Office)
Shelby Johnson (Belwood Elementary)
Maci Mills (Gordon Central High School)
Hannah Nelson (Sonoraville High School)
Mallory Parris (Tolbert Elementary)
Hayley Pollard (Tolbert Elementary)
Laramie Rodriguez (Gordon Central High School)
Ethan Samples (Sonoraville High School)
Shelby Santos (Fairmount Elementary)
Matt Wiley (Ashworth Middle School)
Megan Wiley (Tolbert Elementary)
The program works in conjunction with Dr. Letishia Seabrook Jones of GLISI. Guided by her core values of excellence, connection, and leadership, Dr. Jones empowers educators and school leaders to create spaces and strategies that inspire growth, equity, and lasting impact. Her partnership has helped strengthen the learning experience for participants as they prepare for future leadership opportunities.
The Aspiring Leaders Program is facilitated by Human Resources Director Allen Bowen, who shared the impact the program has had on him personally and professionally. Bowen expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to get to know, support, and encourage the cohort throughout their leadership journey.
Superintendent Alice Mashburn also offered words of encouragement to the graduates, recognizing their dedication to growth and their willingness to lead with purpose. She commended the participants for investing in their own development and for preparing to make a positive difference across Gordon County Schools.
Gordon County Schools congratulates each Aspiring Leaders graduate on this important achievement. Their commitment to leadership, continuous improvement, and service reflects the district’s ongoing dedication to developing current and future leaders.
#ExtraordinaryGCS
The Aspiring Leaders Program is designed to build leadership capacity among Gordon County Schools employees who aspire to serve in formal leadership roles. Throughout the program, participants engage in professional learning modules focused on school and system leadership, developing the skills and abilities needed to advance the vision of the district.
This year’s culminating event provided participants the opportunity to showcase their growth through Capstone leadership presentations. These presentations reflected the knowledge, collaboration, and leadership practices participants developed throughout the program, while also demonstrating their commitment to serving their schools and community.
Congratulations to the following Aspiring Leaders Program graduates:
Kim Adair (W.L. Swain Elementary)
Sylvia Ashley (Ashworth Middle School)
Taylor Fain (Red Bud Middle School)
Jonathan Fuller (Sonoraville High School)
Natasha Hall (Central Office)
Shelby Johnson (Belwood Elementary)
Maci Mills (Gordon Central High School)
Hannah Nelson (Sonoraville High School)
Mallory Parris (Tolbert Elementary)
Hayley Pollard (Tolbert Elementary)
Laramie Rodriguez (Gordon Central High School)
Ethan Samples (Sonoraville High School)
Shelby Santos (Fairmount Elementary)
Matt Wiley (Ashworth Middle School)
Megan Wiley (Tolbert Elementary)
The program works in conjunction with Dr. Letishia Seabrook Jones of GLISI. Guided by her core values of excellence, connection, and leadership, Dr. Jones empowers educators and school leaders to create spaces and strategies that inspire growth, equity, and lasting impact. Her partnership has helped strengthen the learning experience for participants as they prepare for future leadership opportunities.
The Aspiring Leaders Program is facilitated by Human Resources Director Allen Bowen, who shared the impact the program has had on him personally and professionally. Bowen expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to get to know, support, and encourage the cohort throughout their leadership journey.
Superintendent Alice Mashburn also offered words of encouragement to the graduates, recognizing their dedication to growth and their willingness to lead with purpose. She commended the participants for investing in their own development and for preparing to make a positive difference across Gordon County Schools.
Gordon County Schools congratulates each Aspiring Leaders graduate on this important achievement. Their commitment to leadership, continuous improvement, and service reflects the district’s ongoing dedication to developing current and future leaders.
#ExtraordinaryGCS
Tolbert Elementary held its C.H.A.M.P.S. graduation today, celebrating students for completing this important program focused on making safe, healthy, and positive choices.
Led by Lieutenant Brian Brannon of the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department, the ceremony also included remarks from Major Ritchie Harris and Deputy Erik Ochoa, who shared the importance of the program and the impact it has on students across Gordon County Schools. Principal Dr. Rebecca Owen thanked the students for their dedication to the program and our partners at the Sheriff's Department for building strong relationships with these students throughout the year.
C.H.A.M.P.S. stands for Choosing Healthy Activities and Methods Promoting Safety. The program was developed by the Georgia Sheriffs’ Association and is designed to help fifth grade students build valuable life skills, make informed decisions, and contribute positively to their schools and communities. Gordon County Schools launched the program in partnership with the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department, and it continues to support students through lessons on topics such as internet safety, social media, bullying, vaping, alcohol, drug awareness, peer pressure, choices and consequences, and personal safety.
We are proud of our Tolbert Elementary students for their hard work and grateful to Gordon County Sheriff Mitch Ralston and the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department for investing in our students through this meaningful program.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryTES
Led by Lieutenant Brian Brannon of the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department, the ceremony also included remarks from Major Ritchie Harris and Deputy Erik Ochoa, who shared the importance of the program and the impact it has on students across Gordon County Schools. Principal Dr. Rebecca Owen thanked the students for their dedication to the program and our partners at the Sheriff's Department for building strong relationships with these students throughout the year.
C.H.A.M.P.S. stands for Choosing Healthy Activities and Methods Promoting Safety. The program was developed by the Georgia Sheriffs’ Association and is designed to help fifth grade students build valuable life skills, make informed decisions, and contribute positively to their schools and communities. Gordon County Schools launched the program in partnership with the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department, and it continues to support students through lessons on topics such as internet safety, social media, bullying, vaping, alcohol, drug awareness, peer pressure, choices and consequences, and personal safety.
We are proud of our Tolbert Elementary students for their hard work and grateful to Gordon County Sheriff Mitch Ralston and the Gordon County Sheriff’s Department for investing in our students through this meaningful program.
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryTES
Now Hiring: Physical Education Coach & Weight Training Teacher
Turn your passion for fitness, coaching, and student development into a rewarding career! Gordon Central High School is seeking an energetic and motivated Physical Education Coach & Weight Training Teacher to help students build core strength and lifelong healthy habits.
In this full-time role, you’ll create an engaging and active environment where students develop physical skills, teamwork, and personal discipline. You’ll design and lead workouts, teach proper techniques, monitor student progress, and promote overall wellness while ensuring a safe and structured setting.
What You’ll Love About This Role:
- Stay active and work in a high-energy environment every day
- Coach and motivate students to reach their physical and personal goals
- Build strong relationships through teamwork, leadership, and mentorship
- Make a lasting impact on students’ health and success
Position Details:
- Full-time, 10-month (183-day) contract with potential for coaching supplements
- Opportunity to combine teaching with coaching and strength training
- Supportive school and community environment
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree required
- Valid Georgia teaching certification
If you’re ready to inspire students and promote a culture of fitness and excellence, apply today!
Turn your passion for fitness, coaching, and student development into a rewarding career! Gordon Central High School is seeking an energetic and motivated Physical Education Coach & Weight Training Teacher to help students build core strength and lifelong healthy habits.
In this full-time role, you’ll create an engaging and active environment where students develop physical skills, teamwork, and personal discipline. You’ll design and lead workouts, teach proper techniques, monitor student progress, and promote overall wellness while ensuring a safe and structured setting.
What You’ll Love About This Role:
- Stay active and work in a high-energy environment every day
- Coach and motivate students to reach their physical and personal goals
- Build strong relationships through teamwork, leadership, and mentorship
- Make a lasting impact on students’ health and success
Position Details:
- Full-time, 10-month (183-day) contract with potential for coaching supplements
- Opportunity to combine teaching with coaching and strength training
- Supportive school and community environment
Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree required
- Valid Georgia teaching certification
If you’re ready to inspire students and promote a culture of fitness and excellence, apply today!
Is your teenager ready to learn how to drive? Our Driver's Ed Program classes are beginning soon at Gordon County Schools! Enrollment is available now. We have several available program dates this summer:
June 2026
Location: Sonoraville High School
Dates: June 8-11
Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
July 2026
Location: Gordon Central High School
Dates: July 6-9
Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
To enroll in the Driver's Education Program, fill out the form provided either online or by printing and submitting a copy of the application.
Online program application: https://forms.gle/Enwf2UvgUKobNrXn7
Printable program application: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1898720/Gordon_County_Schools_Driver_Education_Application.pdf
For the full list of information regarding our Driver's Education Program, please visit the Gordon County Schools website at: https://www.gcbe.org/page/driver-s-ed
June 2026
Location: Sonoraville High School
Dates: June 8-11
Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
July 2026
Location: Gordon Central High School
Dates: July 6-9
Time: 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM
To enroll in the Driver's Education Program, fill out the form provided either online or by printing and submitting a copy of the application.
Online program application: https://forms.gle/Enwf2UvgUKobNrXn7
Printable program application: https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/1898720/Gordon_County_Schools_Driver_Education_Application.pdf
For the full list of information regarding our Driver's Education Program, please visit the Gordon County Schools website at: https://www.gcbe.org/page/driver-s-ed
Gordon County Schools is excited to share our 2026 Summer Camps for students across the district! We offer a wide variety of summer camps across our school campuses, including basketball, baseball, cheerleading, football, majorettes, softball, STEAM, tennis, theatre, volleyball, wrestling, and more! These camps offer a wide range of engaging experiences for students to learn, explore, and stay active throughout the summer.
Registration information can be found by scanning the QR code in the graphic or by visiting http://www.gcbe.org/bulletinboard. Be sure to check out all available camp options and secure your spot, and we will continue adding more camps as their dates become available.
We look forward to a fun and exciting summer of learning and activities!
#ExtraordinaryGCS
Registration information can be found by scanning the QR code in the graphic or by visiting http://www.gcbe.org/bulletinboard. Be sure to check out all available camp options and secure your spot, and we will continue adding more camps as their dates become available.
We look forward to a fun and exciting summer of learning and activities!
#ExtraordinaryGCS
Happy National School Nurse Day! We are thankful for our dedicated school nurses who care for our students each day, supporting their health, safety, and well-being. #ExtraordinaryGCS
Mrs. Kodi Albright (GCHS TAP instructor) and Mrs. Lori Holland (SHS ECE instructor) took 14 students to attend the Georgia Department of Education’s Teach in the Peach Statewide Educator Signing Day at the College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta.
Modeled after athletic signing days, the event honors high school seniors, college students, and adults who are committed to pursue careers in the teaching profession. More than 400 future educators from all across Georgia attended the event.
Congratulations to the following students for making a commitment to improve the quality of education for Georgia’s students:
GCHS
Keira Bryson
Aidan Fleming
Alberto Garcia Melchor
Braelyn Jones
Toccoa Long
Nora Murphy
Susan Palma
Anna Caroline Parker
SHS
Kayla Abercrombie
Hannah Bradley
Anna Cruz
Jazmine Hunter
Cadence Mulkey
Harley Nelson
Thank you to everyone that made this incredible event possible for our future educators!
#TeachInThePeach
#EducatorSigningDay26
#GAFutureEducator
#CTAEDelivers
#ExtraordinaryGCS
Modeled after athletic signing days, the event honors high school seniors, college students, and adults who are committed to pursue careers in the teaching profession. More than 400 future educators from all across Georgia attended the event.
Congratulations to the following students for making a commitment to improve the quality of education for Georgia’s students:
GCHS
Keira Bryson
Aidan Fleming
Alberto Garcia Melchor
Braelyn Jones
Toccoa Long
Nora Murphy
Susan Palma
Anna Caroline Parker
SHS
Kayla Abercrombie
Hannah Bradley
Anna Cruz
Jazmine Hunter
Cadence Mulkey
Harley Nelson
Thank you to everyone that made this incredible event possible for our future educators!
#TeachInThePeach
#EducatorSigningDay26
#GAFutureEducator
#CTAEDelivers
#ExtraordinaryGCS
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Congratulations to William Parish from Gordon Central High School and Ethan Smith from Sonoraville High School for being named recipients of the 2nd Annual Kiwanis Scholarship.
This recognition reflects their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence both in and out of the classroom. We are proud of these students and wish them continued success in college!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCHS #ExtraordinarySHS
This recognition reflects their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence both in and out of the classroom. We are proud of these students and wish them continued success in college!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCHS #ExtraordinarySHS
Congratulations to our 2026 Prom Kings and Queens from Gordon Central High School and Sonoraville High School!
At GCHS, Randy Vicente and Emily Sosa were crowned Prom King and Queen.
At SHS, Hudson Kinman and Bella Barajas were named Prom King and Queen.
We are proud to celebrate these students and this special milestone!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCHS #ExtraordinarySHS
At GCHS, Randy Vicente and Emily Sosa were crowned Prom King and Queen.
At SHS, Hudson Kinman and Bella Barajas were named Prom King and Queen.
We are proud to celebrate these students and this special milestone!
#ExtraordinaryGCS #ExtraordinaryGCHS #ExtraordinarySHS
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
We are posting “Extraordinary” Spotlights to celebrate the moments, people, and experiences that have helped make this school year extraordinary across Gordon County Schools!
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
Through these spotlights, we’re highlighting meaningful moments, successes, and reflections—big or small—that showcase the incredible work happening in our schools every day.
Faculty and staff can submit what has made their year extraordinary by filling out this form: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/RhZiELutbj
