🥞🍎 National School Breakfast Week 🍳🥛 Fuel your day the right way! 🏫💪 This week, we’re celebrating National School Breakfast Week, highlighting the importance of a nutritious start to your morning. Breakfast is not just the most important meal of the day—it’s also key to fueling learning, focus, and success in the classroom. Join us in celebrating and enjoying all the delicious, healthy options available at our school cafeterias! 🌟 #NSBW2025 #SchoolBreakfast #FuelForSuccess
about 11 hours ago, GCPS News
🥞🍎 National School Breakfast Week 🍳🥛 Fuel your day the right way! 🏫💪 This week, we’re celebrating National School Breakfast Week, highlighting the importance of a nutritious start to your morning. Breakfast is not just the most important meal of the day—it’s also key to fueling learning, focus, and success in the classroom. Join us in celebrating and enjoying all the delicious, healthy options available at our school cafeterias! 🌟 #NSBW2025 #SchoolBreakfast #FuelForSuccess
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
10 days ago, GCPS News
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month, and the Department of Secondary Instruction has been working hard to strengthen partnerships between Gloucester High School, Page Middle School, and Peasley Middle School creating valuable opportunities for middle school students to explore CTE programs at the high school. One of the highlights this month was the HOSA Advisory Program at Peasley Middle School, where we celebrated the accomplishments of 20 students who completed the program. Thank you to Ms. Nester and her health science seniors for facilitating this impactful experience. Additionally, CTE Awareness Day at Gloucester High School gave middle school students from Page and Peasley a firsthand look at the various CTE programs offered at the high school, helping them make informed decisions about their future career pathways. The collaboration between the Secondary administrative teams and CTE Departments has been outstanding. This month has been a fantastic opportunity to showcase the importance of Career and Technical Education, connect students with hands-on learning experiences, and strengthen collaboration between our middle and high schools. The future is bright for our Future Dukes! #CTEMonth #CareerReady #CTEPrograms #FutureDukes
Congratulations to Mr. Martinez and the talented Gloucester High School Chorus! Their spectacular performance at Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation’s First Annual African American History Program: Underground Railroad Songs of Freedom was nothing short of magical.🎶👏 Each note resonated with the audience, making the evening a memorable celebration of history, culture, and community. #Community #History #MusicMatters
11 days ago, GCPS News
Congratulations to Mr. Martinez and the talented Gloucester High School Chorus! Their spectacular performance at Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation’s First Annual African American History Program: Underground Railroad Songs of Freedom was nothing short of magical.🎶👏 Each note resonated with the audience, making the evening a memorable celebration of history, culture, and community. #Community #History #MusicMatters
Congratulations to Mr. Martinez and the talented Gloucester High School Chorus! Their spectacular performance at Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation’s First Annual African American History Program: Underground Railroad Songs of Freedom was nothing short of magical.🎶👏 Each note resonated with the audience, making the evening a memorable celebration of history, culture, and community. #Community #History #MusicMatters
Congratulations to Mr. Martinez and the talented Gloucester High School Chorus! Their spectacular performance at Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation’s First Annual African American History Program: Underground Railroad Songs of Freedom was nothing short of magical.🎶👏 Each note resonated with the audience, making the evening a memorable celebration of history, culture, and community. #Community #History #MusicMatters
Congratulations to Mr. Martinez and the talented Gloucester High School Chorus! Their spectacular performance at Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation’s First Annual African American History Program: Underground Railroad Songs of Freedom was nothing short of magical.🎶👏 Each note resonated with the audience, making the evening a memorable celebration of history, culture, and community. #Community #History #MusicMatters
Due to ongoing weather conditions, Gloucester County Public Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12, 2025. We appreciate the efforts of VDOT in improving road conditions and thank our teachers, principals, and staff for their flexibility. • Elementary students should remember to bring their completed work to their teachers. • Secondary students should have accessed Canvas today and submitted their assignments. • Student drivers are encouraged to ride the school bus. We will conduct a road assessment in the morning. If additional schedule changes are necessary, we will provide an update as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff. Anthony Vladu, Ed.D. Gloucester County Public Schools Superintendent
20 days ago, GCPS News
Gloucester County Public Schools Announcement Due to ongoing weather conditions, Gloucester County Public Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Wednesday, February 12, 2025. We appreciate the efforts of VDOT in improving road conditions and thank our teachers, principals, and staff for their flexibility. • Elementary students should remember to bring their completed work to their teachers. • Secondary students should have accessed Canvas today and submitted their assignments. • Student drivers are encouraged to ride the school bus. We will conduct a road assessment in the morning. If additional schedule changes are necessary, we will provide an update as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we prioritize the safety of our students and staff. Anthony Vladu, Ed.D. Gloucester County Public Schools Superintendent
School Board Meeting Rescheduled The monthly School Board meeting scheduled for tomorrow is rescheduled on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The Closed Session will begin at 5:00 p.m. followed by the Regular School board meeting at 6:00 p.m. We will continue to monitor the weather and provide updates as needed.
21 days ago, GCPS News
School Board Meeting Rescheduled The monthly School Board meeting scheduled for tomorrow is rescheduled on Wednesday, February 12, 2025. The Closed Session will begin at 5:00 p.m. followed by the Regular School board meeting at 6:00 p.m. We will continue to monitor the weather and provide updates as needed.
The National Weather Center is predicting snow for Gloucester County tomorrow, Tuesday, February 11, 2025. Snow is expected to move into the area between 10:30 AM and 12:00 PM. With student and staff safety as our priority, GCPS has decided to implement a remote learning day out of an abundance of caution. Here’s what to expect for tomorrow: • Students PreK – 5: Learning packets were sent home and should be completed at your own pace. Elementary students should bring their completed work to their teacher the first day they return to school. • Students Grades 6 – 12: Assignments will be available on Canvas. Students should work at their own pace and complete assignments anytime throughout the day. For any assignment-related questions or support, please contact your teacher via email, Canvas, or TEAMS. Teachers and instructional staff will work remotely and remain available by email during the workday. Central Office and 12-month school-based staff will also work remotely. Maintenance, transportation, and facilities staff will report as directed by their supervisors. We understand that remote learning does not fully replace face-to-face instruction; however, this decision helps reduce the need for make-up days later in the school year. Thank you for your understanding as we prioritize the safety of our GCPS community.
21 days ago, GCPS News
Remote Learning Day for February 11, 2025
💙 Virginia Kindness Week – Challenge Accepted! 💙 Kindness is contagious, and we’re ready to spread it far and wide! This week, we’re taking on the Virginia Kindness Challenge by showing compassion, gratitude, and positivity in our schools and community. Let’s make kindness the norm, one act at a time! 🌟💛 How will you show kindness this week? Let's inspire each other! 💬✨ #VAKindnessWeek #KindnessChallenge #GCPS #BetterTogether
21 days ago, GCPS News
💙 Virginia Kindness Week – Challenge Accepted! 💙 Kindness is contagious, and we’re ready to spread it far and wide! This week, we’re taking on the Virginia Kindness Challenge by showing compassion, gratitude, and positivity in our schools and community. Let’s make kindness the norm, one act at a time! 🌟💛 How will you show kindness this week? Drop a comment and inspire others! 💬✨ #VAKindnessWeek #KindnessChallenge #GCPS #BetterTogether
🌟 Happy National School Counseling Week! 🌟 This week, we celebrate and thank our incredible school counselors for the guidance, support, and encouragement they provide every day. 💙 From academic advising to emotional support, they help shape brighter futures for our students! Take a moment to show your appreciation for your school counselor this week! 📚✨ #ThankYouCounselors #NationalSchoolCounselingWeek #GCPS #BetterTogether
28 days ago, GCPS News
🌟 Happy National School Counseling Week! 🌟 This week, we celebrate and thank our incredible school counselors for the guidance, support, and encouragement they provide every day. 💙 From academic advising to emotional support, they help shape brighter futures for our students! Take a moment to show your appreciation for your school counselor this week! 📚✨ #ThankYouCounselors #NationalSchoolCounselingWeek #GCPS #BetterTogether
📅✨ February at a Glance! ✨📅 This month, Gloucester County Public Schools is celebrating Black History Month, promoting kindness during Kindness Week, recognizing our amazing school counselors, and showing gratitude to our dedicated School Resource Officers. 💙📚🚔 Join us in honoring, appreciating, and spreading positivity all month long! 🌟 #GCPS #BlackHistoryMonth #KindnessWeek #SchoolCounselingWeek #SROAppreciationDay #BetterTogether
about 1 month ago, GCPS News
📅✨ February at a Glance! ✨📅 This month, Gloucester County Public Schools is celebrating Black History Month, promoting kindness during Kindness Week, recognizing our amazing school counselors, and showing gratitude to our dedicated School Resource Officers. 💙📚🚔 Join us in honoring, appreciating, and spreading positivity all month long! 🌟 #GCPS #BlackHistoryMonth #KindnessWeek #SchoolCounselingWeek #SROAppreciationDay #BetterTogether
It was an incredible day of learning in the Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course at Gloucester High School! Dr. Marcinkus, Assistant Professor of Biology at Virginia Peninsula Community College, led an engaging lesson on the brain hemispheres and their functions. We are excited about this partnership with Rappahannock Community College, which provides students with valuable college-level learning opportunities. #DualEnrollment #CollegeCourse #AcademicRigor
about 1 month ago, Gloucester Dukes
It was an incredible day of learning in the Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course at Gloucester High School! Dr. Marcinkus, Assistant Professor of Biology at Virginia Peninsula Community College, led an engaging lesson on the brain hemispheres and their functions. We are excited about this partnership with Rappahannock Community College, which provides students with valuable college-level learning opportunities. #DualEnrollment #CollegeCourse #AcademicRigor
It was an incredible day of learning in the Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course at Gloucester High School! Dr. Marcinkus, Assistant Professor of Biology at Virginia Peninsula Community College, led an engaging lesson on the brain hemispheres and their functions. We are excited about this partnership with Rappahannock Community College, which provides students with valuable college-level learning opportunities. #DualEnrollment #CollegeCourse #AcademicRigor
It was an incredible day of learning in the Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course at Gloucester High School! Dr. Marcinkus, Assistant Professor of Biology at Virginia Peninsula Community College, led an engaging lesson on the brain hemispheres and their functions. We are excited about this partnership with Rappahannock Community College, which provides students with valuable college-level learning opportunities. #DualEnrollment #CollegeCourse #AcademicRigor
It was an incredible day of learning in the Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course at Gloucester High School! Dr. Marcinkus, Assistant Professor of Biology at Virginia Peninsula Community College, led an engaging lesson on the brain hemispheres and their functions. We are excited about this partnership with Rappahannock Community College, which provides students with valuable college-level learning opportunities. #DualEnrollment #CollegeCourse #AcademicRigor
It was an incredible day of learning in the Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology course at Gloucester High School! Dr. Marcinkus, Assistant Professor of Biology at Virginia Peninsula Community College, led an engaging lesson on the brain hemispheres and their functions. We are excited about this partnership with Rappahannock Community College, which provides students with valuable college-level learning opportunities. #DualEnrollment #CollegeCourse #AcademicRigor
Due to ongoing weather conditions, we are announcing a 2-hour delay for tomorrow, Friday, January 24, 2025.
about 1 month ago, GCPS News
Due to ongoing weather conditions, we are announcing a 2-hour delay for tomorrow, Friday, January 24, 2025.
Gloucester County Public Schools Cancellation Announcement Due to ongoing hazardous conditions on back roads, all Gloucester County Public Schools will be closed on Thursday, January 23, 2025. While primary and secondary roads are safe for travel, many back and neighborhood roads remain snow-covered and untreated. Our road assessment teams determined this afternoon that melting during the day, followed by overnight freezing, has created hazardous conditions. More than half of the miles traveled by our school buses are on these back and neighborhood roads, which are unsafe for travel. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing overnight and into tomorrow morning, with minimal improvement expected before noon. Out of an abundance of caution and to allow additional time for road treatments, we have made the decision to cancel school for students. We recognize that parents are eager for students to return to school, and we share in that excitement. To prepare for the start of the second semester, all teachers and staff are asked to report to work at 10:00 am. Additionally, due to extreme cold, the potential for refreezing and continued hazardous conditions, all afterschool activities are canceled to ensure the safety of students and staff. The Gloucester County School Board Budget Work Session with Public Input, originally scheduled for tomorrow, has been rescheduled to Tuesday, January 28, 2025, at 6:00 pm in the T.C. Walker Auditorium Thank you for your patience as we navigate this winter weather together! Sincerely, The Gloucester County School District
about 1 month ago, GCPS News
Gloucester County Public Schools Cancellation Announcement Due to ongoing hazardous conditions on back roads, all Gloucester County Public Schools will be closed on Thursday, January 23, 2025. While primary and secondary roads are safe for travel, many back and neighborhood roads remain snow-covered and untreated. Our road assessment teams determined this afternoon that melting during the day, followed by overnight freezing, has created hazardous conditions. More than half of the miles traveled by our school buses are on these back and neighborhood roads, which are unsafe for travel. Temperatures are expected to remain below freezing overnight and into tomorrow morning, with minimal improvement expected before noon. Out of an abundance of caution and to allow additional time for road treatments, we have made the decision to cancel school for students. We recognize that parents are eager for students to return to school, and we share in that excitement. To prepare for the start of the second semester, all teachers and staff are asked to report to work at 10:00 am. Additionally, due to extreme cold, the potential for refreezing and continued hazardous conditions, all afterschool activities are canceled to ensure the safety of students and staff. The Gloucester County School Board Budget Work Session with Public Input, originally scheduled for tomorrow, has been rescheduled to Tuesday, January 28, 2025, at 6:00 pm in the T.C. Walker Auditorium Thank you for your patience as we navigate this winter weather together! Sincerely, The Gloucester County School District
The Community Budget Input Meeting scheduled for tonight at 6:00 PM at Botetourt Elementary School has been cancelled. The next scheduled Community Budget Input Meeting will take place on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, at 6:00 PM at Achilles Elementary School. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.
about 1 month ago, GCPS News
Community Budget Input Meeting Update The Community Budget Input Meeting scheduled for tonight at 6:00 PM at Botetourt Elementary School has been cancelled. The next scheduled Community Budget Input Meeting will take place on Wednesday, January 29, 2025, at 6:00 PM at Achilles Elementary School. Thank you for your understanding, and we look forward to seeing you at the next meeting.
Gloucester County Public Schools Cancellation Announcement Due to higher-than-anticipated snowfall and hazardous road conditions, all Gloucester County Public Schools will be closed today, Wednesday, January 22, 2025. Our road assessment teams have determined that the roads are slippery and unsafe for travel. With temperatures expected to remain below freezing throughout the day, conditions are unlikely to improve. The safety of our students, staff, and community is our highest priority. Please stay safe, and we will provide updates as necessary. Thank you for your understanding.
about 1 month ago, GCPS News
Gloucester County Public Schools Cancellation Announcement Due to higher-than-anticipated snowfall and hazardous road conditions, all Gloucester County Public Schools will be closed today, Wednesday, January 22, 2025. Our road assessment teams have determined that the roads are slippery and unsafe for travel. With temperatures expected to remain below freezing throughout the day, conditions are unlikely to improve. The safety of our students, staff, and community is our highest priority. Please stay safe, and we will provide updates as necessary. Thank you for your understanding.
Gloucester County Public Schools – Two-Hour Delay Announcement Due to anticipated weather conditions, all Gloucester County Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The National Weather Service predicts less than 1 inch of snow Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. However, cold temperatures may increase the risk of icy roadways, potentially causing travel issues. Road assessment teams will evaluate conditions early tomorrow morning. Should road conditions warrant further adjustments, additional changes to the schedule may be announced early tomorrow. Buses will run their routes two hours later than normal, and all schools will open two hours later than their regular start time. We encourage everyone to travel safely and stay tuned for updates via email, text, and the GCPS website. Thank you and have a great evening. Anthony Vladu, Ed.D. Gloucester County Public Schools Superintendent
about 1 month ago, GCPS News
Gloucester County Public Schools – Two-Hour Delay Announcement Due to anticipated weather conditions, all Gloucester County Public Schools will operate on a two-hour delay on Wednesday, January 22, 2025. The National Weather Service predicts less than 1 inch of snow Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. However, cold temperatures may increase the risk of icy roadways, potentially causing travel issues. Road assessment teams will evaluate conditions early tomorrow morning. Should road conditions warrant further adjustments, additional changes to the schedule may be announced early tomorrow. Buses will run their routes two hours later than normal, and all schools will open two hours later than their regular start time. We encourage everyone to travel safely and stay tuned for updates via email, text, and the GCPS website. Thank you and have a great evening.
Dr. Stefan Mygas – Gloucester High School This Principal Appreciation Week, we recognize Dr. Stefan Mygas, principal of Gloucester High School, for his exceptional leadership and professionalism. Thank you for your dedication to the success of your students and staff! 🌟 #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #GCPSLeadership #GoDukes
about 2 months ago, GCPS News
Dr. Stefan Mygas – Gloucester High School This Principal Appreciation Week, we recognize Dr. Stefan Mygas, principal of Gloucester High School, for his exceptional leadership and professionalism. Thank you for your dedication to the success of your students and staff! 🌟 #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #GCPSLeadership #GoDukes
Tish Hudgins – Botetourt Elementary School We honor Tish Hudgins, principal of Botetourt Elementary, for her leadership and the positive environment she fosters for her staff and students. Thank you for all that you do! 🌟 #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #BotetourtBulldogs #GCPSLeadership
about 2 months ago, GCPS News
Tish Hudgins – Botetourt Elementary School We honor Tish Hudgins, principal of Botetourt Elementary, for her leadership and the positive environment she fosters for her staff and students. Thank you for all that you do! 🌟 #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #BotetourtBulldogs #GCPSLeadership
Anna Harwood – Abingdon Elementary School This week, we celebrate Anna Harwood, principal of Abingdon Elementary, for her dedication to her students, staff, and school community. Thank you for making a difference every day! ❤️ #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #PawesomePanthers #GCPSLeadership
about 2 months ago, GCPS News
Anna Harwood – Abingdon Elementary School This week, we celebrate Anna Harwood, principal of Abingdon Elementary, for her dedication to her students, staff, and school community. Thank you for making a difference every day! ❤️ #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #PawesomePanthers #GCPSLeadership
We are pleased to share the highlights from the School Board’s January 14 organizational meeting. This meeting marked the start of a new year with meaningful celebrations, updates, and plans for the future of Gloucester County Public Schools. We were honored to have Lily Bland, a third grader from Botetourt Elementary, lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. We celebrated the achievements of our phenomenal Seniors of the Month from Gloucester High School: Bailey Wilson, Addison Boughan, and Brandon Wood Jr. On behalf of the Student Council Association, these seniors presented gifts to the Board. They exemplify service to the community, character, grit, and academic achievement. They have shown exceptional leadership, fostering a positive and inclusive student culture, and are sure to achieve great success in life. Ms. Katy Bland was recognized as this month’s community volunteer. She has devoted more than two hundred hours planning and carrying out events such as the Fall Festival, family nights, and other student and parent events. Thank you for serving in roles such as PTA president and treasurer. We are grateful for your positive presence and teaming up with Botetourt administration and staff to support our Bulldogs each and every day. Congratulations to Ms. Arsenovic, appointed as Chair, and Ms. Parker, appointed as Vice Chair of the Board. We are grateful for their leadership as we work together to provide a top-notch education for all students in GCPS. For a complete listing of school board meeting schedules and committee assignments please visit the district’s Boarddocs page. This meeting reflected the collective dedication of our students, staff, and leadership in striving for excellence. Thank you for your continued support of our schools and community. For a complete listing of agenda items and presentations, please visit the GCPS Boarddocs Page.
about 2 months ago, GCPS News
Pledge leader Lily Bland
Sr of the month bailey wilson
Sr of the month addison boughan
sr of the month Brandon Wood Jr.
Volunteer of the month Katy Bland
Tiffany Busch – Bethel Elementary School Join us in recognizing Tiffany Busch, principal of Bethel Elementary, for her exceptional leadership and dedication. Thank you for your commitment to your school community! 🌟 #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #BethelBearHugs #GCPSLeadership
about 2 months ago, GCPS News
Tiffany Busch – Bethel Elementary School Join us in recognizing Tiffany Busch, principal of Bethel Elementary, for her exceptional leadership and dedication. Thank you for your commitment to your school community! 🌟 #PrincipalAppreciationWeek #BethelBearHugs #GCPSLeadership