It’s always a great day to be a Scottie, especially on EXTREME blue and white day!
Senior students and parents, please join us on Wednesday, October 15th from 7:30AM - 12:00PM for a FAFSA Workshop. The FAFSA is required for college financial aid and scholarships and timely submission will give you access to important financial aid information for making decisions. We will be providing one-on-one assistance in completing the FAFSA on October 15th. You may reserve an appointment time by emailing Dr. Brantley (Laura.Brantley@glasgow.kyschools.us).
Calling all Scotties! The Glasgow Alumni Association is seeking members. Use the link (https://forms.gle/1B3PZWkPM3N4xZjh8) or QR code to complete a Google Form to join. Additionally, visit us on Friday, September 26, at the GHS football homecoming game. We will be selling Scottie swag. #GoScotties
Football Homecoming is this Friday! Show your support for the Glasgow Scotties by wearing extreme blue and white on Friday, Sept. 26th.
Congratulations to our Boys' Golf Team as they participated in the Regional Tournament yesterday at Crosswinds! Griffin Jackson placed 2nd overall, and our team placed 3rd overall! #FuelingTheFuture
Good luck to the Scotties' Golf Team as they participate in Regions! #FuelingTheFuture
Congratulations to this week's Scottie Scholars of the Week! #FuelingTheFuture
On Saturday, FFA Member, Calleigh Kidd competed in the Barren County Farm Bureau Youth Variety Contest at the annual meeting and placed 1st! 🏆
Calleigh demonstrated rabbit showmanship with her 14lb Flemish Giant named Big Girl. Calleigh will be moving on to the district competition in October! We are so proud of her and wish her all the luck!! #FuelingTheFuture
Calleigh demonstrated rabbit showmanship with her 14lb Flemish Giant named Big Girl. Calleigh will be moving on to the district competition in October! We are so proud of her and wish her all the luck!! #FuelingTheFuture
Meet your Freshmen Homecoming Candidates! #HOCO25
Meet your Sophomore Homecoming Candidates! #HOCO25
Exam fees are due on September 30 if your student signed up for the Fall ACT or PSAT. Please have your student pay Mrs. Schuler.
Meet your Junior Homecoming Candidates! #HOCO25
Meet your Senior Homecoming Candidates! #HOCO25
Did You Know? #FuelingTheFuture
GHS Spanish Club students helped the YMCA after-school program students create paper cup piñatas to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. #FuelingTheFuture
Missed last night's Title I Parent Meeting? No worries! Review the information at the following link: https://bit.ly/46aKmu9
Be sure to sign in at the following link: https://bit.ly/46e9ejg
#FuelingTheFuture
Be sure to sign in at the following link: https://bit.ly/46e9ejg
#FuelingTheFuture
Tomorrow is PICTURE DAY at GHS!!! However, there will NOT be Senior Formal Makeups, as those will be on September 29th.
If you have ATC in the morning, please get here between 7:30am-7:50am to get your picture made. Late arrival students need to be here before 11:00am to get their picture.
Thank you, and we cannot wait to see your smiles!
If you have ATC in the morning, please get here between 7:30am-7:50am to get your picture made. Late arrival students need to be here before 11:00am to get their picture.
Thank you, and we cannot wait to see your smiles!
Dear Glasgow High School Seniors and Senior Parents!
We are hosting two workshops to help seniors and their families navigate the college application process, along with our Annual Title I Parent Meeting.
First, Senior students are invited to join us for a Common Application/Essay Workshop during school on Thursday, September 18th. We also will be hosting an evening session for parents that will cover the general college application process and timeline. The student workshop will be hosted by Sam Case of CollegePrep in Louisville, Ky. Sam is the Founding Consultant for CollegePrep, a private consulting practice that works with families around the world to develop competitive college applications.
Who should consider the student workshop: Seniors who are applying to a larger number of colleges that utilize the Common Application. This includes most colleges that are outside of Kentucky.
Who should not consider the student workshop: Seniors who are applying to a smaller number of colleges, typically 3-4. Those applying to our KY public universities, such as WKU, UK, UofL, EKU, may prefer to submit the college's own applications as these school-specific applications are streamlined and can make the application process more efficient.
RSVP is required for the student workshop by September 12th, as we need to have a final headcount for the workshop and be able to notify your student’s teacher. Please complete this registration form to reserve your spot.
What will happen in the student workshop: We will review/activate the Common Application and discuss the application process, including sharing insider tips on how to create the best Common Application. We’ll review what makes a compelling personal essay and share examples for you to refer to as you complete yours.
Second, we are offering a PARENT/GUARDIAN & STUDENT EVENING WORKSHOP on September 18th at 5:30PM to discuss the college application process and timeline. This session is open to any parent/guardian and senior who will be applying to 1 or more colleges. In this session, we will discuss tips for a successful application and current acceptance trends. We will cover the timeline and process for applying, ordering transcripts, requesting letters of recommendation, navigating decisions about standardized test scores (ACT, SAT), and completing financial aid/FAFSA and scholarship applications. Please click HERE to let us know if you are interested in attending this event. RSVP is not required to attend.
Thanks and we look forward to helping you along this journey!
Dr. Laura Brantley, College & Career Coach
Mrs. Lorie Bunch, Senior Counselor
Mr. Sam Case, Founder & College Prep Consultant
We are hosting two workshops to help seniors and their families navigate the college application process, along with our Annual Title I Parent Meeting.
First, Senior students are invited to join us for a Common Application/Essay Workshop during school on Thursday, September 18th. We also will be hosting an evening session for parents that will cover the general college application process and timeline. The student workshop will be hosted by Sam Case of CollegePrep in Louisville, Ky. Sam is the Founding Consultant for CollegePrep, a private consulting practice that works with families around the world to develop competitive college applications.
Who should consider the student workshop: Seniors who are applying to a larger number of colleges that utilize the Common Application. This includes most colleges that are outside of Kentucky.
Who should not consider the student workshop: Seniors who are applying to a smaller number of colleges, typically 3-4. Those applying to our KY public universities, such as WKU, UK, UofL, EKU, may prefer to submit the college's own applications as these school-specific applications are streamlined and can make the application process more efficient.
RSVP is required for the student workshop by September 12th, as we need to have a final headcount for the workshop and be able to notify your student’s teacher. Please complete this registration form to reserve your spot.
What will happen in the student workshop: We will review/activate the Common Application and discuss the application process, including sharing insider tips on how to create the best Common Application. We’ll review what makes a compelling personal essay and share examples for you to refer to as you complete yours.
Second, we are offering a PARENT/GUARDIAN & STUDENT EVENING WORKSHOP on September 18th at 5:30PM to discuss the college application process and timeline. This session is open to any parent/guardian and senior who will be applying to 1 or more colleges. In this session, we will discuss tips for a successful application and current acceptance trends. We will cover the timeline and process for applying, ordering transcripts, requesting letters of recommendation, navigating decisions about standardized test scores (ACT, SAT), and completing financial aid/FAFSA and scholarship applications. Please click HERE to let us know if you are interested in attending this event. RSVP is not required to attend.
Thanks and we look forward to helping you along this journey!
Dr. Laura Brantley, College & Career Coach
Mrs. Lorie Bunch, Senior Counselor
Mr. Sam Case, Founder & College Prep Consultant
