Good News from Our Schools

Sean Adams of Ashbrook High School and Kieran Wood of Highland School of Technology are Class of 2024 semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program.

Tyler Fuentes of Hunter Huss High School was recognized as one of the young artist winners in the Professional Educators of North Carolina (PENC) art competition.

The N.C. High School Athletic Association honored five of our high schools for outstanding sportsmanship: Ashbrook, Forestview, Highland, Hunter Huss, and North Gaston.

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North Carolina Countdown to College
North Carolina Countdown to College is an annual campaign to support college access during the month of October. Activities during the month support high school seniors in completing two important enrollment steps: residency determination services and college applications. Click here for more information.

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Groundbreaking planned for new Grier campus

Gaston County Schools will conduct a groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, October 3 for the new W.P. Grier Middle School campus.

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Teachers recognized for completing G.A.L.E. program

Forty-seven teachers have completed the G.A.L.E. training program to work with academically and intellectually gifted students.

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Highland named a National Blue Ribbon School for 2023

For the second time in its 23-year history, Highland School of Technology in Gastonia is a National Blue Ribbon School.

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Good News from Gaston County Schools, September

The Gaston County Board of Education received the following "good news" for the month of September 2023.

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Carr earns Lighthouse School designation

Carr Elementary is one of only 668 schools in the world to earn the Leader in Me Lighthouse School certification.

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Results show improvement in academic achievement

The test scores for 2022-2023 show that students in Gaston County Schools are improving following the COVID-19 pandemic.

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