Gordon Central High School

10/09/2026

SkillsUSA students spent the day at Champions Rally in Perry where they won 3rd place for their display in the Chapter Recruitment Display competition! They also want to give a special THANK YOU to for sponsoring the club and donating their amazing t-shirts so they could "Level Up" for their conference!

10/09/2026

Belwood Elementary kindergarten students had a special visit to Gordon Central High School today for a variety of fun, hands-on activities organized and led by Teaching as a Profession instructor Kodi Albright.

It was great to see our high school students interacting with the younger students, helping guide activities, and building connections across schools. Students also had the opportunity to paint in Ciera DeFrench’s class and had so much fun expressing their creativity.

Experiences like this give future educators valuable practice while giving our youngest learners a memorable day of learning and connection. We love seeing our students come together as one school community!

10/09/2026

💙🏅 Warrior Pride on Full Display! 🏅💙

We are so proud of our student-athletes who participated in the Special Olympics held here at Gordon Central! Their determination, sportsmanship, and enthusiasm made the day truly special.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this event a success and to the athletes who inspired us all with their effort and perseverance. It was a great day of competition, celebration, and community!

Join us in congratulating these outstanding Warriors!

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10/09/2026

🍂🎃 Fall Into Wellness 2026! 🎃🍂

Looking for a fun family event this October? Mark your calendar for the 4th Annual Fall Into Wellness: A Spooktacular Family Resource Fair on Friday, October 23, from 4:00-7:00 PM at the Gordon County Recreation Center (Sonoraville Recreation Center). Enjoy bouncy houses, games, raffles, music, rock painting, pizza, Halloween candy, community resources, and more! Best of all, it's FREE family fun for everyone.

10/09/2026

🏅 Congratulations to our September Coke Players of the Month! 🏅

We are proud to recognize these outstanding student-athletes for their hard work, leadership, dedication, and accomplishments both on and off the field!

📸 Pictured left to right:
🥎 Leah Miller – Softball
📣 Presley Smith – Cheerleading
🏃‍♀️ Azariah Buske – Cross Country
🥤 Nathan Medlock – Coca-Cola Representative
🏈 Jamari Millsap – Football

Thank you to Coca-Cola for partnering with us to celebrate the achievements of our Warriors. Join us in congratulating these students on this well-deserved recognition! 🩶💙

10/09/2026

What a wonderful evening of music! Our Gordon Central Chorus students showcased their hard work and talent during the Fall Concert, sharing an incredible performance with family, friends, and our community. We are so proud of these talented Warriors and thankful for everyone who came out to support them! 💙🩶🎵

10/09/2026

From October 19-23, Gordon Central will be collecting non-perishable food items for the Voluntary Action Center's Fired Up Food Drive. Every donation helps provide meals and groceries to families right here in Gordon County.

🎉 Daily Prize Drawings: Bring a donation for a chance to win:
☕ Monday: Sweet Tea
🍪 Tuesday: Cookies
🥔 Wednesday: Chips
🍫 Thursday: Brownies
🍦 Friday: Ice Cream Sandwich

🏆 Grand Prize Challenge The classroom with the highest can-to-student ratio will win a Chick-fil-A Mini Nugget Tray!

📍 Donations will be collected during 2nd Block.

Let's show what Warrior generosity can do! Every can counts, and every donation makes a difference in our community. ❤️

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10/09/2026

October is National Principals Month, and Gordon County Schools is proud to recognize the dedicated leaders who serve our schools each day.

Carmen Massengill is in her 28th year as an educator and her 1st year as principal of Gordon Central High School. For Mrs. Massengill, serving as principal is an opportunity to play a meaningful role in the lives of students and help make their high school experience a positive part of their story.

What she values most about the role is the chance to help students feel supported, encouraged, and believed in. She hopes that years from now, students will look back on their time at Gordon Central and remember the people who helped them feel confident in themselves and their future.

Gordon Central is especially meaningful to Mrs. Massengill because of the strong connection many faculty and staff members have to the school. Gordon Central is more than a workplace; it is a place where people grew up, graduated, and were shaped by their own experiences. That connection creates a strong sense of pride and commitment to giving back.

She is also proud of the close-knit culture at Gordon Central. The school is small enough that students and staff know one another well, and that sense of connection helps create an environment where people support, celebrate, and look out for each other.

One message Mrs. Massengill wants every student to understand is that they matter and belong at Gordon Central. She hopes students always remember that there were people in their school community who believed in them and wanted to see them succeed.

Outside of school, Mrs. Massengill enjoys supporting her family. Her husband is Steven, and their children are Brodie, a sophomore at Georgia Southern, and Brynn, a freshman. She enjoys watching Brynn compete in volleyball and tennis, cheering on Georgia Southern with Brodie, and traveling. She is also an early morning CrossFit regular and can often be found at the gym by 5 a.m.

During National Principals Month, Gordon County Schools is proud to recognize Carmen Massengill for the care, commitment, and sense of connection she brings to Gordon Central High School each day.

10/08/2026