Whom Should I Ask?

Teacher

In most cases, a parent or guardian should speak with the individual who works most closely with their child, usually the child’s teacher.

Teachers' contact information may also be found using our School Directory.

(For questions regarding Exceptional Education services, see Exceptional Education Concerns).

School Counselor

Questions regarding counseling, class placement, college admissions, etc. should be addressed to the high school counselor.

Assistant Principal

If an issue is not resolved after speaking with the teacher, please contact Assistant Principal. The Assistant Principal is also responsible for discipline and issues related to the Code of Conduct. 

Principal 

Personnel issues should also be addressed to principal.

General Discipline

Concerns and questions regarding student behavior should be directed to the Assistant Principal.

Sexual Harassment of Students

Issues related to sexual harassment of students should be addressed to the Counselor and Assistant Principal.

Concerns and questions regarding food service quality or My School Bucks accounts should be directed to CNP Director, Tanya Hill.

Concerns and questions regarding Curriculum and Instruction should be directed to Assistant Superintendent, Stephanie Harrison.

 

 

Concerns and questions regarding Exceptional Education should be directed to Exceptional Education Director, Connie McNab.

Concerns and questions, please contact the school’s PTO President.

For concerns related to Middle School Athletics, parents should first contact their child's coach.

If a concern remains unresolved, parents should next contact Teresa Brewer MS Athletic Director.

If a concern remains unresolved, parents should next contact Kevin Tubbs, GSCS Athletic Director.

If the matter is still unresolved, parents should contact the school Principal.