Happy Throwback Thursday!
1972 Junior-Senior Prom - Princess, Terri Kinmon, Queen, Terri Thomas, King Kerry Curry, and Princess, Jerry Sebastian - 1972 Grantonian Yearbook
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1972 Junior-Senior Prom - Princess, Terri Kinmon, Queen, Terri Thomas, King Kerry Curry, and Princess, Jerry Sebastian - 1972 Grantonian Yearbook
#TBT #StudentCenteredExcellence
Thursday, January 29, 2026, Grant County Schools will have NTI Day #6. Our staff will available to answer any questions that you may have. We hope you are safe and we get to see you in-person soon!
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#StudentCenteredExcellence
Where are Grant County Alumni Today?
2010 Graduate, Ryan Thomas Niesen
Ryan has a beautiful family and is a wonderful dad! He’s overcame many obstacles in life and he’s making his family proud. - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
2010 Graduate, Ryan Thomas Niesen
Ryan has a beautiful family and is a wonderful dad! He’s overcame many obstacles in life and he’s making his family proud. - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
Wednesday, January 28, 2026 will be NTI Day #5 for Grant County Schools. Our staff will be working remotely, please reach out to them through email with any questions that you may have.
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#StudentCenteredExcellence
Tuesday, January 27, 2026, will be NTI Day #4 for Grant County Schools. Our staff will be working remotely. We hope everyone is staying warm and safe.
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#StudentCenteredExcellence
Monday, January 26, 2026 Grant County Schools will be closed. The day is a traditional snow day. Please stay safe and keep warm! We hope we can see everyone soon!
Our Call system is experiencing carrier delays currently due to the weather. Your call may arrive sporadically from those around you depending on your carrier. Please share this post so everyone is aware of our closure, in case they do not receive the call due to the weather impacts. Thank you!
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❄️ Thank You, Transportation Teams! ❄️
We extend our sincere thanks to the District 6 Transportation Barn in Williamstown and the Grant County Road Department for their hard work keeping our roads clear and passable.
Even during snow squalls and black ice, your dedication helps ensure the safety of our students, staff, and families and supports our school day. We truly appreciate all you do for our community!
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We extend our sincere thanks to the District 6 Transportation Barn in Williamstown and the Grant County Road Department for their hard work keeping our roads clear and passable.
Even during snow squalls and black ice, your dedication helps ensure the safety of our students, staff, and families and supports our school day. We truly appreciate all you do for our community!
#StudentCenteredExcellence
Happy Throw Back Thursday!
"Members of the 2013-2014 FBLA" - 2014 Grantonian Yearbook
#TBT #StudentCenteredExcellence
"Members of the 2013-2014 FBLA" - 2014 Grantonian Yearbook
#TBT #StudentCenteredExcellence
Grant County Schools will be on a two-hour delay, Thursday, January 22, 2026.
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Where are Grant County Alumni Today?
2012 Graduate, Zachary Sharkey
Zac attended Northern Kentucky University shortly after graduating high school and has since dedicated his professional life to supporting individuals with disabilities. He is a committed and compassionate advocate for autism and disability rights, consistently demonstrating integrity, patience, and genuine care in his work. Outside of his professional achievements, Zac is a devoted father who deeply values spending time with his son, finding joy and purpose in the life they share together. - Nominated by his fiancé.
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
2012 Graduate, Zachary Sharkey
Zac attended Northern Kentucky University shortly after graduating high school and has since dedicated his professional life to supporting individuals with disabilities. He is a committed and compassionate advocate for autism and disability rights, consistently demonstrating integrity, patience, and genuine care in his work. Outside of his professional achievements, Zac is a devoted father who deeply values spending time with his son, finding joy and purpose in the life they share together. - Nominated by his fiancé.
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
Grant County Schools are closed on Monday, January 19, 2026, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Classes will resume on Tuesday, January 20, 2026.
We encourage students and families to take time to reflect on Dr. King’s legacy of service, equality, and justice.
#StudentCenteredExcellence
Happy Throw Back Thursday!
"FFA Leaders at Leadership Camp!" - 2010 Grantonian Yearbook
#StudentCenteredExcellence #TBT
"FFA Leaders at Leadership Camp!" - 2010 Grantonian Yearbook
#StudentCenteredExcellence #TBT
Where are Grant County Alumni Today?
2018 Graduate, Joseph Tschaenn
Joe currently works for an HVAC company. He is such a hard working a loving man and loves spending time with his three beautiful children and Fiancée. - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
2018 Graduate, Joseph Tschaenn
Joe currently works for an HVAC company. He is such a hard working a loving man and loves spending time with his three beautiful children and Fiancée. - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
📘 January is School Board Appreciation Month 📘
The Grant County Schools Board of Education plays a vital role in shaping the future of our district—and in January, we proudly say thank you.
Behind every classroom, bus route, and school program is the careful work of our Board members. They dedicate countless hours to:
• Creating and approving the district budget
• Establishing policies that guide our schools
• Advocate for Public Education
• Evaluating and supporting the Superintendent
These responsibilities are not abstract decisions—they directly impact every student, every school, and every family across Grant County Schools.
Our Board members serve with diligence, integrity, and a shared commitment to student success. Their leadership ensures our district continues to move forward while staying rooted in what matters most: educating and supporting our children.
We are grateful for their service, their time, and their dedication to our community. 💙
#StudentCenteredExcellence
The Grant County Schools Board of Education plays a vital role in shaping the future of our district—and in January, we proudly say thank you.
Behind every classroom, bus route, and school program is the careful work of our Board members. They dedicate countless hours to:
• Creating and approving the district budget
• Establishing policies that guide our schools
• Advocate for Public Education
• Evaluating and supporting the Superintendent
These responsibilities are not abstract decisions—they directly impact every student, every school, and every family across Grant County Schools.
Our Board members serve with diligence, integrity, and a shared commitment to student success. Their leadership ensures our district continues to move forward while staying rooted in what matters most: educating and supporting our children.
We are grateful for their service, their time, and their dedication to our community. 💙
#StudentCenteredExcellence
📘 SAT Opportunity for 10th Grade Students 📘
Grant County High School is offering an optional SAT for 10th grade students as a valuable, low-pressure opportunity to experience the college admissions test early.
Why does this matter—especially for Kentucky students?
✔️ Perfect timing: By sophomore year, students have learned most of the reading, writing, and math skills the SAT measures.
✔️ Room to grow: Taking the SAT now gives students plenty of time to improve before scores are used for college admissions, scholarships, or career planning.
✔️ Real experience: Students will answer actual SAT-style questions, helping identify strengths and areas for growth.
✔️ Lower stress later: Early exposure reduces test anxiety and builds confidence for future required testing.
✔️ Better planning: Results can help guide coursework, tutoring, and test preparation throughout high school.
This optional SAT helps students gain insight, confidence, and a clear starting point as they plan for life after high school. We’re proud to offer opportunities that support every student’s future—college, career, or beyond! 🎓
#StudentCenteredExcellence
Grant County High School is offering an optional SAT for 10th grade students as a valuable, low-pressure opportunity to experience the college admissions test early.
Why does this matter—especially for Kentucky students?
✔️ Perfect timing: By sophomore year, students have learned most of the reading, writing, and math skills the SAT measures.
✔️ Room to grow: Taking the SAT now gives students plenty of time to improve before scores are used for college admissions, scholarships, or career planning.
✔️ Real experience: Students will answer actual SAT-style questions, helping identify strengths and areas for growth.
✔️ Lower stress later: Early exposure reduces test anxiety and builds confidence for future required testing.
✔️ Better planning: Results can help guide coursework, tutoring, and test preparation throughout high school.
This optional SAT helps students gain insight, confidence, and a clear starting point as they plan for life after high school. We’re proud to offer opportunities that support every student’s future—college, career, or beyond! 🎓
#StudentCenteredExcellence
🎒 Kindergarten Registration Is Coming! 🎒
Grant County families, it’s time to start thinking about the 2026–2027 school year!
Do you have a child who is 5 years old or will turn five before August 1, 2026? If so, it’s time to register for Kindergarten!
📅 In-person Kindergarten Registration:
March 27, 2026
📞 Please contact your local Grant County elementary school to begin the registration process.
We can’t wait to welcome our newest learners and their families to Grant County Schools! 💙💛
More information can be found on our website: https://www.grant.kyschools.us/o/gcs/page/kindergarten-registration-2026-2027
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Throw Back Thursday
"Our talented junior piano player, Karen Kinman, cheers Mr. Doyle in American History, while Carolyn Thomas looks on." - 1978 Grantonian Yearbook
#TBT #StudentCenteredExcellence
"Our talented junior piano player, Karen Kinman, cheers Mr. Doyle in American History, while Carolyn Thomas looks on." - 1978 Grantonian Yearbook
#TBT #StudentCenteredExcellence
Where are Grant County Alumni Today?
2020 Graduate, Haven Ruark
Haven is an amazing individual, mother and wife. She is married to Matthew Rothwell and is a terrific mother to her son, Ivory. Haven currently attends Nursing School and works at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood. Haven loves her family, spending time with friends, going thrifting and enjoying Dunkin coffee! - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
2020 Graduate, Haven Ruark
Haven is an amazing individual, mother and wife. She is married to Matthew Rothwell and is a terrific mother to her son, Ivory. Haven currently attends Nursing School and works at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood. Haven loves her family, spending time with friends, going thrifting and enjoying Dunkin coffee! - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 8 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
Happy Throwback Thursday!
"Front Row: Amanda Cofer, Shonda Caldwell, Ashley Thomas, Desiree Lewis, Deanna Noel, Deborah Hudson, Second Row: Megan Hall, Christian Cooper, Coach Leigh Saccoccio, Amber Christopher, Ashlee Phipps, Back Row: Brittany Pennington, Maggie Lorenz, Jessica Pelfrey, Vivian Fields, Tina Fields, Jena Knight" - 2001 Grantonian Yearbook
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"Front Row: Amanda Cofer, Shonda Caldwell, Ashley Thomas, Desiree Lewis, Deanna Noel, Deborah Hudson, Second Row: Megan Hall, Christian Cooper, Coach Leigh Saccoccio, Amber Christopher, Ashlee Phipps, Back Row: Brittany Pennington, Maggie Lorenz, Jessica Pelfrey, Vivian Fields, Tina Fields, Jena Knight" - 2001 Grantonian Yearbook
#StudentCenteredExcellence #TBT
Where are Grant County Alumni Today?
2019 Graduate, Juli "Bryann" Ezell
Bryann is a second grade teacher at Grove Elementary School in Greenville South Carolina. She is a proud dog mom to her dog, Willow. - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 4 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
2019 Graduate, Juli "Bryann" Ezell
Bryann is a second grade teacher at Grove Elementary School in Greenville South Carolina. She is a proud dog mom to her dog, Willow. - Nominated by a family member
Nominate someone today! https://bit.ly/Wherearetheytoday
If you nominate someone, we showcase in the order we receive so no one is left out! Please include a picture and submit only once. Unless you have updates to make. Currently, we are 4 weeks out, since we only showcase one alum each week! Thank you for your interest and cooperation in showcasing our amazing alumni!
