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Please click this link for more travel details. For questions and additional information, please email: ajones@gadsdencityschools.org Sign up for $50 by Thursday, October 3. Price will increase after October 3.

Mrs. Charlotte Worthy’s Multimedia Design and Multimedia Publications students collaborated to create and design a newsletter for Gadsden City High School. This was a class project to teach the students to utilize graphic design software to create business and personal publications. Please click this link to access the GCHS Newsletter (September-October 2019 Edition)

Please click this link for a downloadable version of VERY IMPORTANT Locker, Parking and Orientation Information. (Revised July 2019)

                                                                                                             

                                                                                                             

Congratulations to the Gadsden City High School Career-Technical Education Department for winning the 2019 Excellence in Career Tech K-12 Award. The award was sponsored by the Gadsden-Etowah Chamber of Commerce and Gadsden State Community College.                              

Ms. Traci Flowers keeps her Cosmetology students active outside of the campus salon. The students attended a Career Fair at Barber Motorsport and volunteered at an event held at Walnut Park Elementary School.                                            

Benito Matias won 2nd place in the Skills USA HVACR Technology competition. Jonathan Santos received 6th place. Congratulations to these students and their awesome instructor, Mr. Ron Engle!                                                      

Mrs. Croft’s and Mrs. Powers’ students had an opportunity to enjoy Science in the courtyard. Mrs. Croft’s students used the environment to make s’mores and Mrs. Powers’ students used chalk to create DNA models.                                          

A blackout poem is when a poet/reader takes a marker (usually a black marker) to already established text and starts redacting words until a poem is formed. The key thing with a blackout poem is that the text AND redacted text form a sort of visual poem. Mrs. Miller’s English class enjoyed a lesson on

Gadsden City Key Club won 3rd Place – Platinum Division in the Judge John H. White Achievement Award for Service at the Alabama District Key Club Convention. Key Club is an international student-led organization which provides its members with opportunities to provide service, build character and develop leadership.              

The students in Sports Nutrition enjoy Morning Yoga with their instructor, Mr. Malcolm Dailey.                                                                                  

                             

Congratulations to Mr. Chip Rowan and his students at Beautiful Rainbow Café. They were recognized for their success and their contributions to the community. Keep up the great work! Beautiful Rainbow Café is located inside the Gadsden Public Library on South College Street. It is open for lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday through

Click this link for the Career Tech Road Show article in the Gadsden Times.

                      Superintendent Tony Reddick greets the semifinalists, faculty and guests. Semifinalist Mustafa Enver with his family and influential teacher, Mrs. Carol McCord Mustafa Enver with Principal Young and Superintendent Reddick Semifinalist Joshua Kelley with his family, influential teacher, Mrs. Katrina Powers, Principal Young and Superintendent

Please click here to view the Instagram recognition.              

Please click this link to read the Gadsden Times articles featuring GCHS students and the Gadsden Fire Department.

  Speak Up is the research tool districts use to learn what students, educators, parents and the community have to say about education issues. The Speak Up Research Project for Digital Learning, a national initiative of Project Tomorrow, is both a national research project and a free service to schools and districts everywhere. Since fall 2003, Speak

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DIRECTIONS FOR MORNING TRAFFIC FLOW Please look at the below map of the school campus.  Beginning on Wednesday, October 17, we will be implementing this NEW traffic flow plan for morning drop-off traffic.  There are five (5) points of drop-off marked in YELLOW.  One at the courtyard area, one at the East B hall entrance, one

Click here to access the Soles4Souls Donation Form

If you are aware of an upcoming surgical/medical procedure, court or legal appointment or official college visit you will be able to be counted present if you complete the required documentation prior to the event and electronically check in with each of your teachers each day of your absence and complete the assignments for that

GCHS Student Handbook 2019-2020

Work-Based Learning provides students with educational opportunities that typically cannot be replicated in the classroom.  Work-based experiences are designed to connect information learned in the classroom with skills obtained in an occupational setting as an apprentice or intern. Work-based learning promotes improved skills, higher efficiency and the availability of a better-trained labor pool that encourages

Please click on the below link for details concerning the National Recognition for the Gadsden City High School Music Education Program. GCHS SupportMusic 2018 Merit Award    

Dre Kirkpatrick, Cincinnati Bengals Cornerback and Gadsden City High School alumnus, presented a check in the amount of $10,000.00 to the GCHS football program. Before the check presentation, Dre shared a very heartfelt and profound speech with members of the football team. He encouraged them to select their role models carefully. He shared advice that

Apollon, the GCHS Show Choir is proud to be an official Planet Fundraiser School! The simplest way to support Apollon is by getting the free Planet Fundraiser app. Simply make everyday purchases at businesses listed in the app, submit a picture of your receipt and we’ll receive a percentage of the total! It’s that easy.

Congratulations to the Bowling Team for winning the Area 13 Regional Championship Tournament. The team won a tie breaker with Southside High School. The Bowling Team has a record of 10-3 and will compete at the State Championship Tournament on Thursday, January 25 and Friday, January 26. GCHS Bowling Team Wins Area 13 Championship

Click here for information and video from Beautiful Rainbow. Beautiful Rainbow Cafe Website

2019-2020 Approved Gadsden City Schools Calendar

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GCHS Student Handbook 2018-2019