Monday Spirit Day at GCMS 🌲
Let's get in the holiday Spirit! 🌲
Tomorrow at GCMS, we kick off our 12 days of Christmas Spirit Days!
Get ready for the holiday hustle by wearing your favorite comfy pants and hoodie. We can't wait to see everyone cozy and festive! 🎄
NTI Information is attached to help make everyone aware of the process. Hopefully this will help eliminate any confusion when/if an NTI day is called in the future.
Join us for the GCMS Winter Choir Concert! See details below!
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? Join us for Elf Jr. The Musical! See details below!
See flyer about Community Christmas.
Regular school attendance is crucial for growth and development. Let's work together to support every student's journey.
Each Grant County School's Family Resource Youth Services Centers strive to meet the needs and interests of all students and their families.
Please take a few minutes to complete this survey. The information you provide will help us to plan services, programs and activities. Please Complete ONE survey per family.
All donations are greatly appreciated!
The Faith Based Community within Grant County is leading Christmas Assistance this year. The sign-up information is pictured above. The sign-up window runs from Today, November 10, 2025 until Sunday, November 16, 2025.
Link: grantkygivingtree.com
Please reach out to your school Family Resource Youth Service Center with any questions.
Important information below!
Food pantry distribution next week. Please note the date change to 11/13.
Middle school is a critical time for emotional and social development, and many students may struggle with stress, anxiety, or peer pressure that can lead to risky behaviors like substance use.
Both of our 8th grade bands put on a SPOOKTACULAR performance at their Halloween concert! Winners of our costume contest were:
1st - Cole Chipman as the Joker
2nd- Jackson Brown as a pickle
3rd- Wyatt Kennedy as a banana
1st - Cole Chipman as the Joker
2nd- Jackson Brown as a pickle
3rd- Wyatt Kennedy as a banana
GCMS Ambassador Club Info.
Many teens believe that because medicine comes from a doctor, it’s always safe—but that’s not true when it’s not prescribed for them.
Keep talking — it works.
Ongoing, honest conversations about choices, peer pressure, and health build trust and make kids more likely to come to you for help.
Ongoing, honest conversations about choices, peer pressure, and health build trust and make kids more likely to come to you for help.
