News & Announcements

As previously communicated, all Greeneville City School students will learn virtually through Friday, January 15th. Greeneville High School students who have Greene Technology Center classes will have the option to attend in-person during the week of January 11th on their regularly assigned hybrid days (A group students on Monday and Tuesday and B Group students on Wednesday and Thursday). Attending GTC in-person is optional for GHS students during the week of January 11th. Students who choose to attend in-person during this week will be required to provide their own transportation.

All students, except EDGE students, will resume the hybrid schedule on Tuesday, January 19, 2021. Monday, January 18, 2021 is a holiday and there is no school. Students in the “A” group will attend in-person on Tuesday January 19th and students in the “B” group will attend in-person on Wednesday and Thursday, January 20th and 21st. The normal hybrid schedule will begin on Monday, January 25th with A Group students attending in-person on Monday and Tuesday and B Group students attending on Wednesday and Thursday with Fridays continuing to be a virtual learning day for all students.

Our School Nutrition Team will continue to offer curbside meal pickup service for all children in the community 18 years old and younger when schools are in session. Meals may be picked up at either Hal Henard Elementary School or at Greeneville High School between 11:00 am and 12:30 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Online learning is easier when you're ready! Charge your laptop, restart your laptop, and check your email.

Something not working? We can help! Visit help.gcschools.net and open a live chat.
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Over 300 students received a “cooking kit” with ingredients, measuring cups, and an apron to take home. Students cooked their own version of Stone Soup with their family. Families are encouraged to create media as they cook and post it to our Facebook public group: Eagles SOAR at Home.
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The district will continue to have meal distribution/pickup available at Greeneville High School and Hal Henard Elementary.
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Effective Monday, September 28th, all students who have chosen in-person learning will begin operating on an A/B Hybrid Schedule. Students will be divided into an “A” group and a “B” group. Individual schools will send a notification on Monday, Sept 14th alerting parents/guardians of the group to which students are assigned.

Students assigned to the “A” group will attend school in-person on Mondays and Tuesdays. Students assigned to the “B” group will attend school in-person on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Students will continue to complete assignments and watch teacher posted videos online on days in which they are not scheduled to attend in-person.

Students and staff will follow the safety protocols outlined within our GCS Framework for Safe Reopening of Schools.

Given the current conditions within our community, we believe this plan provides the safest environment for students and staff while providing a quality educational experience. As a reminder, throughout the year plans may be altered for the safety of students and staff. Thank you for your flexibility and continued support of Greeneville City Schools as we navigate this global pandemic.
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Are you an essential worker? Do you plan on sending your child to ESP? Is your child already part of the program? Tennessee is paying for child care costs right now for essential workers. All you need to do is go to link provided and sign-up. GCS will do the rest!
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