Good News from Our Schools
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Akela Taylor, Highland School of Technology, percussion; Annabelle Radford, Cramerton Middle School, bassoon; and Abram Comer, Cramerton Middle School, trombone were named to the North Carolina All-State Honors Band.
The Grier Middle School boys’ team and the Holbrook Middle School girls’ team won the county basketball championships.
Members of the Forestview High School Beta Club, National Honor Society, and Student Council collected 75 gift cards totaling $1,155 to be distributed to families at Levine Children’s Hospital.
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Announcements
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Board approves school calendars
The Board of Education approved the 2024-2025 and 2025-2026 school calendars at its December 18 meeting. To access the calendars, please click on the links below.
District News
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A full-circle moment for Hunter Huss coach
Hunter Huss High School alum Troy Phillips saying coaching basketball at his alma mater is a full-circle moment.
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Good News from Gaston County Schools, February
The Gaston County Board of Education received the following "good news" for the month of February of 2024.
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Experiences guide senior toward nursing career
Valerye Kirksey is on a path to a promising career in healthcare, thanks to a series of academic and volunteer experiences.
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Kiser Elementary wins “Are You Smarter” competition
Kiser Elementary, in partnership with Next Generation, won the 'Are You Smarter Than a Gaston County Fifth Grader?' competition.
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Schools capture the spotlight at Showcase and Parent Fair
Families from across Gaston County had the opportunity to learn about what our 56 schools have to offer for students.
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Cramerton sixth grader wins district spelling bee
Lawrence Martin spelled "cataclysmic" correctly to win the Gaston County Schools Spelling Bee and will go on to the regional competition.