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Teachers and students get ready for new year
Teachers have been hard at work preparing for the new school year and getting ready to welcome students back to school.
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Itโs back to school time for Gaston County Schools
Approximately 30,000 students and more than 1,900 teachers will return to class at the districtโs 56 schools to begin the 2022-2023 school year.
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Schools to host orientation, open house programs
Our schools will conduct orientation/open house programs to prepare students and parents for the beginning of a new school year.
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ON THE MENU: Information about school nutrition
Here is some important information for students and their parents about eating breakfast and lunch in the school cafeteria.
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Award recognizes bus drivers for their efforts
Three drivers received the Tracey Lea Calhoun Award in recognition of their commitment to school bus and student safety.
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Itโs time to collect school supplies
Gaston County Schools is collecting school supplies at 17 locations across Gaston County now through Friday, August 5.
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H.H. Beam teacher chosen for Disney program
Kathryn Eisel is one of only 50 teachers in the nation to be chosen for the Disney Imagination Campus 50 Teachers Celebration.
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Students participate in Career Signing Day
Six seniors in the Gaston County Schools Class of 2022 signed a โletter of intentโ to work for one of three local companies.
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Senior receives Paul Fuller mentoring scholarship
DโMyah Matthews of Stuart W. Cramer High School is this yearโs recipient of the Paul Fuller Mentoring Scholarship.
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Students earn gold in track and field
Four students and the Cherryville boys relay team captured NCHSAA state championships in track and field.
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Good News from Gaston County Schools, June
The Gaston County Board of Education received the following "good news" for the month of June 2022.
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Fundraising for the United Way exceeds $104,000
Our schools and central level departments contributed $104,000 to support local education, health, and financial stability programs.
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Ceremony honors new teachers, teacher assistants
Ryan Magill is the Linda Rader New Teacher of the Year and Catina Ford is the Teacher Assistant of the Year for 2022-2023.
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School goes gaga over new ball pit
Thanks to a generous donation, students at Lowell Elementary can enjoy a new gaga ball pit to play a kinder, gentler version of dodgeball.
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IN PICTURES: Class of 2022 Graduation Ceremonies
We had a photographer at every graduation ceremony, and they captured some awesome moments that celebrate the Class of 2022.
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Itโs time for the Class of 2022 to shine!
Superintendent of Schools W. Jeffrey Booker shares a special message for students in the Gaston County Schools Class of 2022.
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Summer program offers meals for students
Gaston County Schools is offering its annual summer nutrition program at school and neighborhood locations across the county.
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Seniors earn academic, perfect attendance honors
Gaston County Schools announces the seniors who earned valedictorian, salutatorian, and perfect attendance honors for 2022.
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Superintendent earns regional recognition again
Dr. W. Jeffrey Booker has earned the prestigious Southwest Region Superintendent of the Year recognition for 2022-2023.
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Board recognizes students for achievements
The Board of Education recognizes students for outstanding achievements in academics, athletics, and the fine arts.
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