Good News from Our Schools

Gaston County Schools athletic director Chad Duncan was announced as a Class of 2025 Hall of Famer by the North Carolina Athletic Directors Association.

The Ashbrook High School All-Star Pageant raised $9,503.81 for Cancer Services of Gaston County and the school’s Unified Club ran the concession stand, adding over $700 in support of Special Olympics Gaston County.

Stanley Middle School teacher Diana Baxter is the recipient of the North Carolina Student Academy of Science (NCSAS) Teacher Award.

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Announcements

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Spring break is April 21-25
Spring Break begins Friday, April 18, which is a state holiday for all employees. During the week of April 21–25, all school offices will be closed; however, central office buildings will remain open. Teachers annual leave days are April 21–24, and Friday, April 25, is an optional teacher workday.

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Administrative appointments and transfers for 2025-2026

Gaston County Schools has announced school administration appointments and transfers for the 2025-2026 academic year.

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Good News from Gaston County Schools, March

The Gaston County Board of Education received the following "good news" for the month of April 2025.

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SCHOOL PEOPLE: Counselor LaSandra Robinson

LaSandra Robinson is creating higher morale among students with the establishment of the National Elementary Honor Society.

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Experience for middle schoolers focuses on jazz

Middle school band students will get to experience jazz music when JazzArts Charlotte comes to Belmont Middle School on April 1.

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Fundraising for the United Way exceeds expectations

Our students, employees, and parents raised a record amount to support education, health, and financial stability programs.

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Teacher reflects on nearly 60 years in the profession

Donna Hess has spent nearly six decades shaping young minds, and her dedication to teaching and children remains constant.

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