FFA traveled to Raleigh with the show goats from Gray's Creek High to compete in the State Fair livestock competitions.  These goats were bred and born on our campus and have been cared for by our Animal Science students since the babies were born starting in March.

We brought home some winning ribbons and lots of good memories.  Please help congratulate these students for their hard work.  Thanks for the support of our program!

The GCHS Marching Band returned to the competition field at Union Pines on Saturday.

The band captured 1st overall in Class 3A with a Superior Rating!  They placed in Drum Major and 1st in every other category!  

The Gray’s Creek Marching Band completed its 2024 competitive season on Saturday at Midway High School.  Facing its toughest competition to date, the band placed 1st Overall in Class 4A and earned the top scores in all but two categories.  

The GCHS Chorale was selected as one of three high school ensembles to perform at the North Carolina Music Educators Association Conference in Winston-Salem!

The GCHS Senior Livestock Judging Team placed 2nd overall out of 71 teams and 1st in the South Central Region, earning a spot in the state contest this March. Congratulations to team members Erick Hayes (who placed 2nd High Individual overall), Lilly Russell, Cayden Boyd, and Lily Robinson! We are excited to continue training hard this year to stay competitive and ready for the state competition. Our Junior Livestock Judging Team did an outstanding job, finishing 22nd out of 62 teams and securing 3rd place in our region.