Graves County High School seniors participating in Murray State University’s Teacher Apprenticeship Program recently met with Mrs. Kem Cothran from the College of Education and Human Services to map out their schedules and plan their pathway toward becoming teacher apprentices.
GCHS hosted future educators from Union and Henderson counties. GC's Educational Psychology students modeled lessons for the class including how to create a bud vase, return a volleyball, and teach elementary students to express feelings. Students from all schools participated.
AP Government students started the year by demonstrating knowledge of governments through the creation of Gummy Bear Governments.
Order in the court! This week AP Government students got to put their legal knowledge to the test as they performed a mock trial, People v. Taylor. After both sides presented their case, the juries found Taylor, not guilty.
Future Education majors had the opportunity to tour Murray State University. They toured Alexander Hall, sat in on classes specific to their area of interest, met with faculty, relaxed at the Wellness Center and participated in a panel discussion with current college students.
Congratulations to these junior and senior Teaching and Learning Pathway students. They passed their Education Fundamentals certification test. By receiving an industry certification approved by the Kentucky, these students have demonstrated transition readiness.
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JROTC students are on the grounds of Ft. Campbell today as part of the Community Connections field trip opportunities.
We are incredibly thankful for this experience for our students, and would like to thank Ft. Campbell for making it possible!
More pictures to come!
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Alejandra Ballew placed 3rd in Healthy Lifestyle at this weekend's HOSA-Future Health Professionals state conference in Louisville!
She qualifies to compete at Nationals this summer in Indianapolis!
Kairi Fulcher made it on stage as top 5 for Biomedical Tech. Congrats to both!
The Graves County High School Speech Team placed 10th in the state at the Kentucky High School Speech League State Tournament at Murray State University on Saturday, March 14th. This is the first top 10 finish the team has seen since 2009.
This weekend, the visual arts program celebrated the wins of several art pieces at the KyAEA Regional Competition.
Maylei’s work has also advanced to the KyAEA All-State Art competition in Lexington!
GCHS Educators Rising recently competed at their state competition in Louisville with a total of 875 students in attendance.
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GC Students SOAR at DECA State Conference
See the full results here:
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Please join us for an informational PARENT NIGHT for current 8th grade students transitioning to 9th grade in the fall.
Who: Parents/Guardians of current 8th grade students
What: 8th grade Parent Night
When: Thursday, March 5, 2026 5:00PM
Where: GCHS (PAC)
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GC Students SOAR to Victory in Rotary Speech Competition
Congratulations to GC students Miss Keile Allen for her 1st place win in the Rotary speech contest, and Mr. Landon Smith for his second place finish! GC Schools were represented well by the talents of these two seniors!
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💙 BLUE OUT! 💙
GC FANS wear BLUE tomorrow in support of your Eagles and Lady Eagles as they play in the District Championship against those cross town red birds!🏆
GO BIG BLUE! 🦅💙 🦅 💙
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It's TIME to CELEBRATE, GC!
Join us this week as we celebrate the success within our public schools. We kindly ask that ALL SCHOOLS participate TOMORROW and...
💙💙WEAR BLUE FOR WHAT PUBLIC ED MEANS TO YOU! 💙💙
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Drive Your Tractor to School Day at GC served as a powerful reminder of the passion that runs deep in the hearts of our ag students. Take a look at our parking lot on Friday as GC ag students preserved a tradition while preparing to drive forward to after graduation!









































