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The school year is over, but not our winning streak!Congratulations to Coach Red and the Lady Dukes on a dominant 3-0 re...
06/10/2026

The school year is over, but not our winning streak!

Congratulations to Coach Red and the Lady Dukes on a dominant 3-0 regional quarterfinal victory over Dinwiddie High School. Dinwiddie entered the game ranked #59 in Virginia, while Gloucester is currently ranked #30 in the state.

The challenge gets even bigger on Friday morning as the Lady Dukes travel to Northern Virginia to face James Wood High School, currently ranked #17 in the state. The regional semifinal will be played at Woodgrove High School, just outside Washington, D.C., near Leesburg, with first pitch scheduled for 10:00 a.m.

Great teams embrace great challenges, and this group has earned the opportunity to compete with the best. We are proud of these student-athletes, their coaches, and the families and supporters who have been with them every step of the way.

Good luck, Lady Dukes. Gloucester is cheering you on from more than 150 miles away!

📢 The 2026–2027 Returning Student Annual Update is now open!Parents/Guardians can complete required forms through the Po...
06/08/2026

📢 The 2026–2027 Returning Student Annual Update is now open!

Parents/Guardians can complete required forms through the PowerSchool Parent Portal or via the Snapcode link sent by email. Please contact your school's main office with any questions.

🎓 Congratulations to our Gloucester High School Class of 2026 seniors who have earned prestigious college-based scholars...
06/07/2026

🎓 Congratulations to our Gloucester High School Class of 2026 seniors who have earned prestigious college-based scholarships! 🎓

The Class of 2026 was offered over $1.5 million in total scholarship awards, including over $424,000 from local scholarships which were awarded at last week's Scholarship Night. Additionally, the graduates below have accepted college-based scholarships to support their postsecondary education. These awards recognize outstanding achievement, leadership, academic excellence, service, and dedication to future success. We are incredibly proud of these students and the hard work they have demonstrated throughout their high school journey.

These scholarships represent not only financial support for higher education but also a recognition of the talent, perseverance, and promise found within the Gloucester High School community.

Please join us in celebrating these remarkable students and their accomplishments!

🏆 College-Based Scholarship Recipients:
Ayden Duke: Embry-Riddle University - $80,000
Alexendria Feliciano: Univ of Lynchburg Founders Scholarship - $92,000
Lauren Garnett: Hollins University HOPE Scholarship - $250,080
Alessio Gone: University of Lynchburg International Merit Scholarship - $31,000
Eileen Hall: Longwood Provost Scholarship: - $26,000
Jackson Harbaugh: Virginia Wesleyan University Merit Based Scholarship - $18,000
Kaitlyn Hay: CNU Dean’s Merit Award & Leadership Program Scholarship - $20,000
Adyson Jeffrey: CNU Presidential Leader Scholarship - $1,000
Rylie Jeffrey: UMW Merit Scholarship - $16,000
Joshua Littlefield: Radford Music Scholarship - $3,000
Bruce Miller: ODU Presidential Scholarship - $14,000
Evie Newsome: Radford University Merit Scholarship - $16,000
Paulo Ochoa Zepeda: Granville P. Meade Scholarship (VDOE) - $8,000
Luca Puente Rosario: ODU Merit Based Scholarship - $2,000
Sophia Salisbury: ODU Merit Based Scholarship - $11,000
Kennedy Wilhite: Radford Wayfinder Scholarship - $12,000
Emma Smith: James Madison University Second Century Scholarship - $58,000
Andrew Spaulding: ODU University Scholar: $12,000
Alana Steinbacher: Mary Baldwin Dean’s Scholarship - $76,000
Gianna Stenerson: SCAD Academic Scholarship - $13,000
Peyton Sutton: Randolph Macon Dean’s Award & Alumni Scholarship - $32,000
Hannah Symonds: Meredith College Merit Scholarship - $31,000

Every Gloucester High School athlete competing at the VHSL State Track & Field Championships earned a medal today.Congra...
06/06/2026

Every Gloucester High School athlete competing at the VHSL State Track & Field Championships earned a medal today.

Congratulations to:

Hannah Mullis (Sophomore) – 3rd Place, Shot Put

Mo Erraji (Senior) – 7th Place, Discus - Entered the competition seeded 11th and finished 7th in the state.

Boys 4x400 Relay – 7th Place
Grayson Shield (Senior)
Elijah Lemaster (Senior)
Mo Steverson (Senior)
Izak Smith (Sophomore)

The relay team entered the meet seeded 12th and finished 7th in the state.

Congratulations on an outstanding season and a strong finish on Virginia’s biggest stage!!!

Practice makes perfect.Today, Gloucester High School students and staff practiced for graduation at Gloucester High Scho...
06/05/2026

Practice makes perfect.

Today, Gloucester High School students and staff practiced for graduation at Gloucester High School. From the processional to crossing the stage, everyone worked together to prepare for Sunday’s ceremony at Kaplan Arena.

Graduation for the Gloucester High School Class of 2026 will be held on Sunday, June 7, at 3:00 PM at William & Mary’s Kaplan Arena.

Families are encouraged to arrive by 2:00 PM to allow time for parking, seating, and entry into the arena. Parking near the arena is limited, and carpooling is strongly encouraged whenever possible. Please review the parking and traffic maps below and plan accordingly.

Unable to attend in person? The ceremony will be livestreamed for family, friends, alumni, and community members.

📺 https://youtube.com/live/WBwdSLRO2Fc?feature=share

Thank you to the teachers, staff, families, and community members who have supported these students throughout their journey.

Once a Duke, always a Duke.

Congratulations, Class of 2026.

We look forward to celebrating with you on Sunday!!!

🍏 WE ARE RECRUITING! Join a team dedicated to student well-being! 💚 Gloucester County Public Schools is hiring a School ...
06/05/2026

🍏 WE ARE RECRUITING! Join a team dedicated to student well-being! 💚 Gloucester County Public Schools is hiring a School Psychologist to help empower students and build futures.

06/04/2026

The Pride of Dukes

It was a full house at Peasley Middle School as we celebrated our 8th grade students during their promotion ceremony.

A special thank you to Mr. Perry and the Peasley Choir Ensemble for a beautiful performance of Homeward Bound.

Eighth grader Pheren Tench delivered a memorable solo that captured the moment perfectly.

Congratulations to the Class of 2030!

We are proud of your accomplishments and look forward to all that lies ahead!!!

06/04/2026

Last night’s pinning ceremony was a powerful reminder that Career and Technical Education changes lives and, in some cases, saves them.

Students in our Medical Science Academy EMT, CNA, and Personal Care Technician programs were pinned by family members, mentors, and healthcare professionals who helped guide them on their journey. The tradition of legacy pinning represents the passing of knowledge, service, and responsibility from one generation to the next.

Our EMT program, led by Payton Burr, and our CNA and Personal Care Technician program, led by Suzanne Nester, have built a culture of excellence that is recognized throughout the region. These programs do far more than prepare students for careers. They prepare students to serve others when it matters most.

One of our EMT students recently responded to a 911 call and helped restart a patient’s heart, contributing to a life being saved. Think about that for a moment. A Gloucester student used skills learned in high school to help save a human life.

CTE programs are often discussed in terms of workforce development, certifications, and career pathways. Those things matter. But sometimes the impact is even greater.

Sometimes CTE programs save lives.

Gloucester County Public Schools is proud to offer one of only nine Medical Science Academies in Virginia. Most importantly, we are proud of the students, teachers, families, and community partners who make these opportunities possible.

Congratulations to our newly pinned EMTs, CNAs, and Personal Care Technicians. Your commitment to serving others represents the very best of Gloucester.

GO DUKES!!!

🎓 Congratulations, Gloucester High School Class of 2026! 🎓Take a moment to celebrate your hard work, achievements, and t...
06/03/2026

🎓 Congratulations, Gloucester High School Class of 2026! 🎓
Take a moment to celebrate your hard work, achievements, and the memories you've made along the way. As you turn the page to your next chapter, know that your GHS family is proud of all you have accomplished and excited for all that lies ahead.

We invite our school community in celebrating the Class of 2026 by watching the graduation ceremony live from William & Mary's Kaplan Arena on Sunday, June 7, 2026.

📺 Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/WBwdSLRO2Fc?feature=share

Once a Duke, always a Duke.

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