In their very first year of competition, Grape Creek's middle school One-Act Play has taken first place in UIL competition. Click here for more details!
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The high school student dropoff and pickup will change as of Monday, October 28. No longer will students use the front "horseshoe" for dropoff/pickup. Instead, students will be dropped off and picked up at the NORTH horseshoe (the area currently being used by the buses). Buses will now use the front horseshoe. This is being done beginning Monday in preparation for the opening of the new Grape Creek Middle School facility the following week.
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Grape Creek Intermediate was awarded a $10,000 grant from the Bayer Foundation to purchase two Promethean interactive boards for use in the classrooms.
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A ribbon-cutting ceremony is set for 10:30 am Thursday, Oct. 31, at the new middle school entrance next to the high school. All community members are invited to attend and help celebrate this milestone in Grape Creek ISD history.
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Principals were honored as part of National Principals' Month during the Grape Creek ISD Board Meeting held Oct. 21. Pictured, from left, are Angie Smetana, superintendent; Dana Felts, primary principal; Matt Fore, high school assistant principal; Tim Jetton, middle school principal; Trey Gardner, high school principal; and Katherine Pearce, intermediate principal. James Valadez, middle school assistant principal, is not pictured.
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Mr. Gene Marsh, former GCISD board member, was honored Oct. 21 when the District named the community room the Gene Marsh Board Room.
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Grape Creek ISD has been notified of its distinction as being named the "Best of San Angelo" school for 2019. Only one school is recognized per year in this category and the school must be nominated in order to win. Congratulations to the hard-working staff, administrators and students who deserve this award!
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