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Posted On: December 07, 2022

GCISD Students Participate in Hour of Code

GCISD schools are participating in Hour of Code, an annual event led by Computer Science Education Week and Code.org to introduce millions of students to one hour of computer science and computer programming. This year’s Hour of Code week is December 5-11.

Posted On: December 06, 2022

Therapy Dogs Helps Dove Students with Reading

Dove Elementary students have a new furry friend – Nigel, a therapy dog who on Friday, December 2, visited the school for his second session and is helping students become more confident with their reading.

Posted On: December 01, 2022

iUniversity Prep Students Learn about STEM Opportunities

iUniversity Prep was among select North Texas schools invited to an exclusive autonomous car race organized by Cisco and Intel

Posted On: November 30, 2022

GCISD Holiday Card Winners

GCISD Fine Arts thanks all of the students for the amazing entries to this year’s Holiday Card Art Contest. Winners for the elementary, middle and high school levels have been selected. In addition to recognition at the December school board meeting, winning designs are printed as holiday cards that are sent on behalf of GCISD’s Board of Trustees and Superintendent Dr. Robin Ryan.

Posted On: November 30, 2022

ClassLink Digital Winners

Congratulations to the winners of GCISD’s ClassLink Digital Design Challenge hosted by the Digital Learning and Technology Services Departments. As part of the challenge, middle and high school students were invited to submit digital art based on the district’s values of “Purpose, Innovation and Community.” Winning entries will be displayed as the background on the district’s ClassLink login screen. ClassLink is GCISD’s portal where students and parents login to access the district’s apps.

Posted On: November 16, 2022

Bridges Career Fair Teaches Students About Soft Skills Needed to Land Opportunities

Tables with college information staffed by university or college representatives are typically expected at high school career fairs. But the career fair held on November 9 at Bridges Accelerated Learning Center offered those college/university connections and much more for students. The event also focused on skills and tips needed to land jobs.

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