permitted district sponsored events
School Day Protests
Volleyball Tournament
School Day Protests
Group of high school teens leaves class for two consecutive days to protest on September 9th & 10th. Later they gathered in a clump in front of the CHHS main entrance.
Homecoming Parade
Volleyball Tournament
School Day Protests
Entirely healthy baseball teams pack into a trailer to share friendship and camaraderie during the CHHS Homecoming parade on September 1st.
Volleyball Tournament
Volleyball Tournament
Volleyball Tournament
Panther indoor volleyball game versus Birdville ISD on November 9th. Nicely packed bleachers. Teams and families travel, interact with others, and then come back to GCISD.
Veteran's Day Program
Board of Trustee Meeting
Volleyball Tournament
November 11th Veteran's Day program at GHS. Are there more or less people here than would be in a classroom?
Football Game
Board of Trustee Meeting
Board of Trustee Meeting
Excited and close-knit team of CHHS champions celebrate on November 11th.
Board of Trustee Meeting
Board of Trustee Meeting
Board of Trustee Meeting
Trustees, administrators, students, staff, and parents all crowd together during a board of trustees meeting on November 15th.
covid questions
Why can't parents enter classrooms?
Unknown.
Who made the decision to keep parents out of classrooms?
Unknown. The elected board of trustees did not vote on this topic.
What percent of students, on average, has tested positive each week in GCISD?
Less than 1%.
Can students, parents, and the community attend crowded sports events?
Yes.
Can students, parents, and the community attend packed board of trustee meetings?
Yes.
Can students, parents, and the community attend fine arts programs ?
Yes.
Can students have a holiday party with parents in attendance?
No.
How are parents at class parties a threat to students?
Unknown.
Where do the district's rights end and the parent's rights begin?
That's the issue we're fighting about--parent rights. How many rights will you give away?
covid numbers in gcisd
Using the district's reporting numbers, we see this:
--2 active student cases
--4 active staff cases
Combining those numbers and dividing by the total number of people gets us to .04% positivity.
How does this justify keeping parents out of classrooms?