Congrats to @GoldenStripCC Building Construction Instructor Bryan Raeckelboom, the 2026 South Carolina CTE Teacher of the Year! The SC Association for Career and Technical Education has recognized Raeckelboom with its highest honor for his leadership and impact on students.
Greenville County Schools is thrilled to welcome six talented international teachers to our district for the new school year! Joining us from the Philippines and Jamaica, these educators bring incredible experience, fresh perspectives, and a global outlook to our classrooms.
GCS Transportation Director Adam James has been named the 2025-26 Administrator of the Year by the South Carolina Association for Pupil Transportation (SCAPT). James received the honor during the organization's annual conference this week. More: https://t.co/B7rUbwzijJ
Greenville County Schools is helping shape the future of AI education on the national stage. As part of the Palmetto AI Corridor, GCS helped pilot South Carolina's Introduction to AI course. This week, our team is sharing that work at the #SREB Making Schools Work Conference.
How do you make a school building shine? You learn from the people who do it best. That's exactly what's happening at Greenville County Schools' annual Custodial College, where our custodial teams are sharpening their skills, getting ready for a new year.
School administrators and staff at Alexander Elementary and Lakeview Middle are hard at work this summer participating in professional development and academic training designed to elevate teaching and learning as they prepare for another successful school year.
Wednesdays are becoming the highlight of summer at Bell's Crossing Elementary! The school's library has transformed into a fun weekly destination, offering students and their families a variety of themed activities while keeping young minds active through reading this summer.
The newest class of the Greenville Alternative Teacher Education Program is getting ready for the school year. Join us is wishing the newest group of educators in Greenville County good luck as their journey begins!
Learn more about GATE: https://t.co/21PzQhWySk
InnovatED Summer Summit provides opportunities for educators to learn from fellow colleagues, school leaders, and outside professionals as they collaborate with colleagues and return to their schools equipped with new ideas to help every student thrive. (4/4)
Kindergarten and 1st Grade registration for the 2026-27 school year is open. There is no need to re-register if your child attended 4K or 5K this past school year.
Learn more: https://t.co/T7QkPdqEkB
GSC will host an in-person Job Fair on Tuesday, July 14, from 9 a.m. to noon at Reedy Laurel Elementary. The in-person Job Fair on Tuesday, July 28, is from 9 a.m. to noon at CTE Innovation Center. It’s a great time to join Greenville County Schools!
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In recognition of our country’s 250th birthday, GCS will invite students to participate in a Student Celebration by sharing What America Means to them. This will showcase students through civic reflection and creativity, allowing them to share their ideas this fall. More to come!
🚌 If your student needs bus transportation for the upcoming school year, please submit your transportation forms by Wednesday, July 15 to help us plan routes and ensure a smooth start to the year. Find the forms and learn who should submit here: https://t.co/7cxpVmHxPp
🏈 Nearly 200 offensive and defensive linemen from nine high schools competed in the Mike Pope Hawg-Tuff Lineman Challenge, hosted at @brhstigers, honoring legendary coach Mike Pope and his lasting impact on generations of student-athletes.
This month, 100 rising seventh and ninth graders from across the district took part in the 2nd Annual Camp Innovate at the CTE Innovation Center. Through hands-on activities students explored career pathways and discovered the exciting courses available at the center.
🎷 Students at GVL Jazz Camp are getting their jam on this week at the @FACGreenville, spending a week learning, performing, and growing alongside some of the best jazz educators and musicians around.
Congratulations! Cherrydale Elementary reading interventionist Terrell Brown is the 2027 South Carolina Education Association Teacher of the Year. He will represent the state at the National Education Association Foundation’s Teaching Excellence Awards.