A firefight. That’s how long-time Guilford County Schools (GCS) operations employees describe the work needed to repair the district’s aging facilities.
Currently, GCS is comprised of 120 schools and more than 300 facilities totaling over 12 million square feet. Many of the buildings were built before Neil Armstrong’s 1969 moon landing. Just like Armstrong, GCS has taken steps forward to address infrastructure challenges, but funding limitations and deferred maintenance have often caused us to lose ground. Why? The short and fast answer is money. But GCS leaders say it will take a little more than cash to get facilities where they need to be.
Guilford County Schools (GCS) is ushering in a new era of education with the opening of four new state-of-the-art facilities.
In the 2024-2025 school year, four new schools welcomed students and staff through their doors: Claxton Elementary, Peck K-8 Expeditionary Learning, Brooks Global Studies and Foust Elementary schools.
Each building has brought new life into its community. Students, staff and parents alike are all excited about the possibilities for their children. “There is no other elementary school that I would want for my 2nd grade daughter and young son,” Tiffany Estes said.
We are dedicated to supporting a digital environment that enables the learning and growth of GCS' students and staff. We are excited about being a one-to-one district where every student has their own dedicated device.
If you are locked out of your account, please call customer service at 336.370.8179 and be prepared to share identifying information for your account to be reset.
Do not use names, birthdays, or anniversaries in your passwords
Avoid using strings of numbers (1234567) or common phrases (iloveyou)
Make your password at least 9 characters long - for increased security, make it 12 characters long
Include all four character types:
Uppercase letters
Lowercase letters
Numbers
Special Characters
No Internet at Home?
If you do not have the internet at home, lose internet access, or live in an area where the internet is not available, you can request a personal hotspot from the district. You will need to work with your school's Principal, Assistant Principal, or School Library Media Coordinator to request one from Technology Services.
Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines
Below are relevant Board Policies and Regulations for the Responsible Use of Technology!