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AnnouncementsTop of Page
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Remembering Mr. PinckneyTop of Page
Dear Griffin High School Students and Parents,
It is with deep sadness and regret that we inform you of the passing of our beloved Barthonia (Bart) Pinckney. He will be missed terribly. As a math teacher and coach at Griffin High School, Coach Pinckney was dedicated to and passionate about his work. He was goal oriented, enjoyed helping students and influenced many lives. He coached track, basketball and football. His career in Griffin Spalding County Schools spanned 13 years. Coach Pinckney served as teacher and coach at Carver Road Middle School, Spalding High School and Griffin High School. Rest in peace, Mr. Pinckney. Thank you for all you gave to our students and staff.
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Can't Get Into Your Google Meet?Top of Page
Students, if your chromebook is not allowing you to join a GoogleMeet, click the lock in the web browser and allow Meet to use the camera and microphone. This should allow you access. If not, please email Ms. Edwards at matia.edwards@gscs.org. See image below for lock.
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GSCS Spring Semester to Begin in Remote, At-Home LearningTop of Page
The Griffin-Spalding County School System (GSCS) will continue to operate in a remote at-home learning model. COVID-19 numbers in our community have continued to rise, and area hospitals remain full and are deferring patients elsewhere. GSCS district leaders regularly meet with a regional epidemiologist and other officials from Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH). Based on recent data reviewed, GSCS leadership felt this to be the best course of action. GSCS will continue to meet weekly with DPH officials to discuss trends in COVID data. Students will continue to complete learning tasks from home, via chromebooks, until further notice. This decision will be reevaluated in the coming weeks, with a possible return to in-person learning on March 1.
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ComicsPlus for GHS Students and StaffTop of Page
Do you like to read comics? Do you like superheroes? Or reading about people in history who have made a difference? With ComicsPlus, you have access to all of this and so much more. ComicsPlus is a digital platform offering thousands of digital comics, graphic novels and manga to readers. You can access titles using a smartphone, tablet, or web browser, and can be downloaded to multiple devices. There is never a wait to read, all titles are unlimited access simultaneous use.
To use GHS' account, visit: https://griffinhighschoolga.librarypass.com/ and log in with your school's gmail account and password. It's that simple!
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Bring Your Device and Charger to School Every Day Starting Oct. 19Top of Page
This is a reminder to all scholars returning to school for in-person learning October 19th, please remember to bring your chromebook and charger to school daily. The media center will not have chromebooks and chargers to provide to scholars, therefore, it is important to bring your device and charger to school with you to complete your assignments daily. The media center will not offer back ups.
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Having Issues with Infinite Campus or Your Chromebook?Top of Page
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Student Testing and Research Resources andStudent Access to Ebooks and AudiobooksTop of Page
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Welcome to GHS!Top of Page
Bear Nation,
Welcome to the 2020-2021 school year! May it be filled with success and positive outcomes. Please enjoy the GHS welcome video you'll find here. We Are Griffin!
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GHS Face Masks for SaleTop of Page
Your choice of cloth, reusable mask for $10. For sale Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Stop by the front office to purchase.
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Bears of ExcellenceTop of Page
Congrats, Bears!
GHS Bears of Excellence
CONGRATULATIONS!
Left to right:
Michelle Stewart, counselor; Latonya Higdon, MTSS coordinator; Caden Turner, awardee; Jayden Colbert, awardee; Dr. Douglas Wheeler, assistant principal
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Bears of the WeekTop of Page
Go, Bears!
Bears of the Week
CONGRATULATIONS, BEARS!
Week of 10/19-10/23
9th grade - Zachary Baxley
10TH grade - Evan Bernier
11Th grade - James Alverez
12th grade - Katherine Crawely
Bears are chosen based on their Excellence, Accountability, Respect and Service both in the classroom and out.
