News & Announcements

The Greeneville City School District was recently awarded a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant. This grant will provide more than $312,000 per year in federal grant funding for the next five years for a total award of $1,560,000.
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All 2019-20 returning students must register online before July 31st, which is the first day of school. Click to "Read full story" to find out how to register online, and school specific registration information.
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The Greeneville City School district is pleased to announce that DeAnna Martin has been selected as the new Teaching and Learning Coordinator. This role works in conjunction with the Assistant Director of Schools for Instruction, Suzanne Bryant, to develop curriculum, college and career readiness, professional development, Principal mentoring, textbook adoption, grant writing, and more. This position is an integral part of instruction system wide.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. ― The Tennessee Valley Authority, in partnership with Bicentennial Volunteers Incorporated (a TVA retiree organization), recently awarded Hal Henard Elementary School (HH), $2,500 and Greeneville Middle School (GMS), $5000, for a STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) education project.
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Greeneville City Schools offers a free breakfast and lunch program May 28 - June 26 (Monday - Friday), at Greeneville High School. The program is free for children 1-18 years old, and adults may purchase a meal at a cost of $2.35 for breakfast / $3.30 for lunch. This offering is open to any child, even families who live outside our district.
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Launched in November, 2018, Amazon Future Engineer is a four-part childhood-to-career program intended to inspire, educate, and prepare children and young adults from underprivileged, underrepresented, and underserved communities to pursue careers in the fast-growing field of computer science.
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Due to the recent news stories about YouTube, WhatsApp, and the Momo character, we have taken additional steps to monitor online safety.
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Shortened days of winter leave our students even more vulnerable to those who illegally pass a stopped school bus, and we want to do all we can to promote safe practices across our district. If you have any concerns about your bus stop, contact us at: 787-8003
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Information on how to access the PowerSchool Parent Portal.
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