GCS Career and Technical Education

ESTATE PLASTER IS HIRING!

Restoration Technician Trainees

2026 High School Graduates Encouraged to Apply

Looking for a career instead of just a job?
At Estate Plaster, you'll learn specialized restoration skills that are increasingly rare and highly valued. We restore historic and modern plaster, repair architectural details, and help preserve some of North Carolina's most unique homes and buildings.
No experience required. We will train the right person.
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Estate Plaster
Phone: 336-327-5523
Email: [email protected]
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Estate Plaster: Real, Local, Expert Plaster Repair We are a locally owned and operated plaster repair company. We know what is causing the damage on your ceilings and walls and how to fix it permenantly.

Today at High Point Central High School we'd like to honor a group of future educators who are already making a difference.
Congratulations to the Early Childhood Education students on earning their Early Childhood Credentials from the Department of Public Instruction!
Your journey in shaping bright beginnings has officially begun. Keep shining, keep inspiring, and keep believing in the power of early learning. 🌈📚

🌞📚 FAMnopoly Summer Bridge is Here! 🎒🍎

Join us as we help families bridge learning from one school year to the next! Stop by our Summer Bridge Drive-Thru Event and pick up resources to keep your child engaged and learning all summer long.

✨ What’s Included?
🎒 Free Summer Learning Backpack filled with literacy and educational resources
🍽️ Free meal while supplies last
🚗 Convenient drive-thru pickup — stay in your vehicle and we’ll bring everything to you!

📅 Saturday, May 30, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 GCS Community Education Center
2703 East Florida Street, Greensboro, NC

Families are encouraged to RSVP using the QR code on the flyer.

Together, we can make learning continue all summer long! ☀️📖💙

🧬✨ Save the Date! ✨🧬

Join us for the 2nd Annual REGENMED Public Day hosted by the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine!

📅 June 1, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM
📍 Wake Forest Biotech Place | Winston-Salem, NC

This FREE event is perfect for students, families, educators, and anyone curious about the future of healthcare, biotechnology, AI, and regenerative medicine right here in North Carolina!

🔬 Meet leading scientists & industry professionals
🚀 Explore careers in biotech & biomanufacturing
🩺 Experience immersive VR simulations
🎨 Enjoy interactive science & art activities

Don’t miss this exciting day of innovation, discovery, and hands-on learning!

This past weekend Girls Who Game members from Ragsdale High School: Nia Peay and Khin Way, in collaboration with Southeast Guilford High School student Issac Haith and Kearns Academy student Carrigan Glover competed at the NC Games in Education Minecraft build battle hosted at UNC Greensboro and won third place for their Parkour Arena Design and 3rd place for their overall Race times. Each member received $45 dollar gift card for each area taking home a total of $90 dollars and 2 trophies! Congrats to you all!

From kindergarten hallways to graduation caps and gowns… the Northern Guilford High School Graduation Walks are such a special reminder of how far these seniors have come. 💜🖤

Watching our Nighthawks return to the elementary schools where their journeys began at Summerfield Elementary, Northern Elementary & McNair Elementary, our seniors were greeted with cheers, high fives, hugs, and smiling teachers — is a full circle moment filled with pride, memories, and inspiration for the next generation.

Today we celebrate not only the accomplishments of the Class of 2026, but also the friendships, hard work, and growth that brought them here. Once little learners walking these halls… now graduates ready to take on the world!

Health Science students from Ragsdale High School Guilford County Schools partnered with the National Alliance on Mental Illness to promote Mental Health Awareness Month through student-created projects and peer education activities during lunch. Students shared mental health resources, coping strategies, and awareness materials with fellow students to encourage open conversations and reduce stigma surrounding mental health. Students also had the opportunity to hear from guest speaker Maggie Bull, who discussed teen mental health, healthy coping skills, and the importance of seeking support when needed.

🚀✨ STEM lovers, this one is for YOU! ✨🚀

Join us for the 2nd Annual STEMFest presented by Honda Aircraft Company and the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce for an exciting FREE day filled with discovery, innovation, and hands-on fun! 🔬💻✈️🤖

📅 May 23
⏰ 10 AM – 2 PM
📍 Novant Health Fieldhouse
1921 W Gate City Blvd, Greensboro, NC

Families, students, and future innovators will have the chance to:
✨ Interact with exhibits
✨ Learn from industry experts
✨ Explore STEM careers and opportunities
✨ Ignite creativity and inspiration

A huge THANK YOU to the incredible schools, organizations, businesses, robotics teams, nonprofits, and community partners helping make this event possible. Your support is building the future of STEM in our community! 💙

From aviation and coding to robotics, engineering, science, and technology — there’s something for everyone at STEMFest 2026!

Tag a friend and make plans to attend! 🙌

Students in Health Science, Public Safety, Law & Justice, and Emergency Management at Ragsdale High School participated in an interactive impaired driving awareness event in partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Students Against Destructive Decisions, Guilford County EMS, and the Guilford County Sheriff's Office. Students experienced the effects of impaired driving through a DWI simulator using Mario Kart and discussed the real-life dangers and consequences of impaired driving, especially during prom season. Students also signed a Prom Promise Banner, pledging to make safe and responsible decisions behind the wheel. Great work Team!

💻Future Coders in action!

Our Northern Guilford High School Computer Science students had an amazing time working with local Girl Scouts on coding basics and problem-solving skills. From learning about algorithms and loops to creating fun interactive activities, these students showed what teamwork, creativity, and leadership are all about.

Students also showed off some of their creative apps they developed in the classroom. Everyone had a great time learning the language of Code. A huge thank you to our student mentors for sharing their knowledge and passion for computer science! 💚🍪✨