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Rising 6th grade parent night presentation and resources

Elementary students from all over Orange County Schools got to tour Gravelly Hill MS today!

Parents, staff, and community stakeholders came out to GHMS Wednesday for our 2nd Annual Student Showcase.

The GHMS band hosted a fundraiser at Moe’s in Mebane last night and it was a great success!

Congratulations, Battle of the Books team!

Teachers receive pins for consecutive years of service to Gravelly Hill

Congratulations to Team Garrett Sawyer for defying the odds and pulling off some major upsets! Entering as the lowest seed, they battled their way to victory in the single-elimination bracket to claim the title of this year’s Yuletide Wiffle Ball Tournament Champions!

Congratulations to Baily Ritter and Sloane McDaniels for winning the "Sub Above" Student Athlete of the Week award! 

Our phenomenal custodial crew, Mr. Rose and Ms. Ana are integral in our day to day success. They can always be counted on for a helping hand and a warm smile. Thank you for all you do on National Custodian Day and everyday!

Project based, cross curricular learning is happening with our 5th grade team in tandem with our media coordinator, Mrs. Carson, ESL and EC! We are utilizing research and design processes + our Makers Space to build and test the perfect insulated cup that holds the most heat!

Community Schools Coordinator, Cherokee McAdoo, organized a 2nd year of our newly expanded, incredible mentoring program w/students from UNC + NCCU!

Family dinner for our Hispanic/Latinx families with students in tutoring, to build community and discuss their students academic success!

“The RCW has helped me determine my future career path because it opened my eyes to the opportunities I can access through agriculture extension and education.”

On Monday, September 9, 2024, the Board of Education approved Jangi Hamby, recommended by Superintendent Dr. Danielle Jones, as Assistant Principal for Pathways Elementary School, effective September 26, 2024.

We are back to school and working hard at Partnership Academy High School, teachers and students learning together side by side every day.

Students in Honors Chemistry are already putting their minds to work on scientific notation, preparing for a successful semester!

"The generosity poured into our school from our community never ceases to amaze me."

@ECGlobalElem #communitypartners

Our OMS Chargers are all smiles coming Back To School!

We'd like to welcome our new assistant principal, Mr. John V. Wood, into the Grizzly family! Mr. Wood has a background in ELA, social studies, and digital media/fine arts, and lives in Durham with his wife, a Wake Co. science teacher.

As we start the 2024-25 school year, Central Elementary School welcomes new and familiar faces as beginning teachers! Year one, day one! 

Always a great time welcoming our new staff to our community! We are so glad you chose to be a Bulldog!

@ALSBulldogs @OrangeCoSchools

Every CHAMP is a leader and every CHAMP is a learner! The #1 had 13 teachers share many areas of their expertise during one of the many sessions during the #OCSStars2024 Conference!

We are so excited for the 24-25 school year!!! We are ready to “Dive into learning” We cant wait to have all our Star(fish) back into the building!!!!

Our NHE School Bus Tour has been been amazing! So good to see our amazing families! Big shout out to Chick-fil-a from Carraway for providing the fun with their cow mascot and free goodies!

It takes everyone from bus drivers, cafeteria staff, maintenance and custodians to our classroom teachers, support staff, and administrators to make Back To School successful.

On Monday, August 19, 2024, the Board of Education approved Chris Palmer, recommended by Superintendent Dr. Danielle Jones, as Assistant Principal for Central Elementary School. His appointment is already in effect, and he is helping to prepare CES for the 2024-2025 school year.

Via NEWS OF ORANGE, Dale Edwards | It turns out, these two really can stand the heat, and could some day find careers in the finest kitchens in the nation.​Earlier this month, Orange High School students Kayla McMann and Sofia Deloera made the trip to Seattle to compete and participate in the National FCCLA Leadership Conference and earned silver medals!