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Tallahassee, FL
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The 2022-23 Best & Brightest Ceremony, presented by the World Class Schools program of the Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, is 5/17/23 @ 6:30pm at the FSU Ruby Diamond Concert Hall. Congratulations to the Seniors representing Amos P. Godby High School.
Congratulations Chelsea Johnson Muir for receiving the Excellence in Science Teaching Award from the Big Bend/Leon Association for Science Teaching (BLAST) and to Kenyera Barrett for receiving the Excellence in Science Student Award.
The Godby Players present Disney's Descendants-The Musical April 14-16 in the Jeff Bradford Auditorium. Tickets are $10. godbyplayers.booktix.com/
🎉 Congratulations to the Godby High School Smooth Blues Jazz band for earning Straight Superior ratings at the 2023 FBA District 3 Jazz band MPA festival!
Check out ""TEODORA" a musical drama" eventbrite.com/e/teodora-a-m… @Eventbrite
Congratulations to Steven Walker for taking home the top prize in the Black Men in Technology (BMIT) project sponsored by the FSU College of Communication and Information (CCI). bit.ly/3FrasLP
No School Friday, November 11th in observance of Veterans Day. Please join us in thanking all who have served.
The Godby Marching Cougars will be performing in the 2022 Marching MPA festival this Saturday, October 22, at 6:20pm, at Gene Cox Stadium. teachtix.com/fba3/fba-distri…
👏2022-2023 LCS District Excellence Awards for GHS are; Randi Lundgren, Teacher of the Year; Timotheus Harper, Glenn Howell Educator of the Year; Shavonna Walker, School Related Employee of the Year. Bravo Y'all!
The Godby Band will be hosting a share night tonight 9/21, 5:30-9:30, at the Crafty Crab on North Monroe Street. g.page/crafty-crab-north-mon…. A percentage of all sales will be shared with the band program IF the guest shows their server the flyer.
No School Monday, September 5 in observance of Labor Day. Though celebrated by many in the late 1880s, Labor Day was made an official federal holiday on June 28, 1894. It is intended to be a “celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers.”
