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'Grab and Go' Meal Boxes
Gaston County Schools is providing meal boxes for students over winter break. Distribution will be on Monday, December 21 and Monday, December 28 at 15 schools sites. Here is the if you would like to sign up to receive a meal box. If you have questions, please call our School Nutrition office, (704) 836-9110, or contact your child’s school.

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Meet the finalists for Teacher of the Year

Gaston County Schools has announced the finalists for Gaston County Teacher of the Year, 2021-2022. Click to find out who they are.

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Board of Education holds organizational meeting

At-large member Jeff Ramsey was elected to serve as chairman, and at-large member Dot Cherry was elected to serve as vice chairman.

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Gaston ranks first in Career and Technical Education

Kết quả xổ số của thángThe Career and Technical Education credentials data for the 2019-2020 year provides “good news” for Gaston County Schools.

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‘Do the Right Thing’ award winners for November

Meet the three outstanding students who were chosen as our “Do the Right Thing’ award winners for November 2020.

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Hawks Nest STEAM Academy earns state honor

Kết quả xổ số của thángHawks Nest STEAM Academy is a N.C. STEM School of Distinction and one of only 16 schools in the state to earn the model school status.

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Ashbrook’s Trent Sims earns Teacher Hero award

Kết quả xổ số của thángTrent Sims is the winner of the “Teacher Hero of COVID-19” award for his efforts to support his school community during the pandemic.

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Eight elementary schools get i-Ready recognition

Eight elementary schools earned the Distinguished School status for their use of i-Ready to engage students in remote learning.

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Positive attitude on the menu for cafeteria manager

In addition to preparing nutritious meals for students, Marie Beard says keeping a positive attitude is always on the menu.

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A time of adjustment for the performing arts

Amid the coronavirus, schools across the country are continuing to adjust to the “new normal” when it comes to the performing arts.

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