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Gibson County Special School District has once again been recognized as a Best Communities for Music Education district by the The NAMM Foundation!
This national honor is especially meaningful as we are one of only twelve districts in Tennessee to receive this distinction. 🎉
This recognition reflects our ongoing commitment to providing all students with access to high-quality music education and celebrating the incredible work of our music educators.
Join us in congratulating our teachers, students, and community for making music education a priority in GCSSD!
Notes will be coming home this week with information about ordering next school year’s school supplies. This is our first time offering this option.
Order online, choose the grade your child will enter in August, and the supplies will be waiting in their classroom on the first day of school. ✅
We’ll still share a regular supply list this summer for families who prefer to shop on their own, but we’re excited to offer this convenient option.
Supply shopping can be done in minutes! Order here: https://www.educationalproducts.com/ShopPacks/
SGCES will have remote learning on Thursday, 2/5 and Friday, 2/6. Your child's teacher will provide details regarding assignments.
We’re excited to share our fun dress-up days for the final week of school before winter break!👕
📝Please note: CASE testing will take place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, so we kindly ask that students keep outfits simple and not distracting (no Grinch costumes or anything that could interfere with testing).
Thank you for helping us keep the focus on learning while still enjoying the fun! ✅🧠
Please join us in congratulating these incredible individuals who were chosen by their peers for their outstanding contributions to our school:
🏅 Teacher of the Year – Rachel Curry
🌟 Novice Teacher of the Year – Abby Lewis
🧡 Support Staff of the Year – Stephanie Newmon
Thank you for all you do! 👏💐
We’re sharing the PowerPoint presentation from last week’s meeting about the 3rd Grade Retention Law. This presentation includes important information for parents of 3rd grade students regarding the law, its impact, and what you need to know moving forward.
📄 Click the attached images to view the presentation and stay informed!
The Gibson County Special School District is required to complete a TISA Accountability Report, which details how the district uses TISA funds to achieve specific goals for student achievement.
The TISA Accountability Report promotes efforts for school improvement. By providing feedback on academic performance, school climate, and student support services, parents help ensure transparency and guide data-driven decisions. Their input enables educators and administrators to identify strengths and areas for growth, fostering a more responsive and inclusive learning environment. This collaborative process strengthens the partnership between families and schools, ultimately benefiting student success.
Click on the link below to view the 25-26SY TISA Accountability Report.
25-26 SY TISA Accountability Report
If you have any ideas or suggestions, please email Kristin Hardin at hardink@gcssd.org.
📱 Support SGCES with the Box Tops App! Parents, please download the Box Tops for Education app and connect it to SGCES to help us earn funds for our school. Since our last post, we've earned over $100, bringing our total to $250 just since July 2025! 🎉 Thank you for your continued support — every scan makes a difference!
