We want to hear from our GC Families!
Our Title I Parent & Family Involvement Survey is now open, and your feedback is very important to us. This survey helps us better understand how families feel about communication, involvement opportunities, and the support we provide to help students succeed.
Your responses will guide us as we plan improvements and strengthen the connection between home and school. It only takes a few minutes to complete, and every response makes a difference.
Please take a moment to share your thoughts:
https://forms.gle/Kqpzq2fSKnyf1uW27
Thank you for being an important part of our school community!
Our Title I Parent & Family Involvement Survey is now open, and your feedback is very important to us. This survey helps us better understand how families feel about communication, involvement opportunities, and the support we provide to help students succeed.
Your responses will guide us as we plan improvements and strengthen the connection between home and school. It only takes a few minutes to complete, and every response makes a difference.
Please take a moment to share your thoughts:
https://forms.gle/Kqpzq2fSKnyf1uW27
Thank you for being an important part of our school community!
Eastern Kentucky Conference (EKC) High School Basketball Awards!
Girls ALL EKC: Dharia Crum, Maddy Steele, Addison Branim & Tenley Melvin
Honorable Mention: Eva Wireman & Leah Langley
Boys ALL EKC: Kasey Gammon, Gavin Roy, & Cam Chaffins
Honorable Mention: Hunter Holbrook & Keiron Jenkins
EKC Defensive Player of The Year: Bradley Adkins
EKC Commissioner Award: Johnny “Ballgame” Craft
Congratulations to these young athletes and of course, to the one and only Johnny Ballgame!!
Girls ALL EKC: Dharia Crum, Maddy Steele, Addison Branim & Tenley Melvin
Honorable Mention: Eva Wireman & Leah Langley
Boys ALL EKC: Kasey Gammon, Gavin Roy, & Cam Chaffins
Honorable Mention: Hunter Holbrook & Keiron Jenkins
EKC Defensive Player of The Year: Bradley Adkins
EKC Commissioner Award: Johnny “Ballgame” Craft
Congratulations to these young athletes and of course, to the one and only Johnny Ballgame!!
We are now accepting applications for our Fall 2026 group of Mini Musketeer preschoolers!
If your child is ages 3 or 4 by August 1, 2026, they may qualify for preschool services.
The first step is to fill out an application which can be found at the link below or by stopping in at Central Office (45 Musketeer Drive)!
https://aptg.co/CSS_cz
If your child is ages 3 or 4 by August 1, 2026, they may qualify for preschool services.
The first step is to fill out an application which can be found at the link below or by stopping in at Central Office (45 Musketeer Drive)!
https://aptg.co/CSS_cz
Congratulations to Peyton Powell! She has signed to continue her volleyball career with the University of Pikeville (UPike)!!
Peyton will be studying Health and Human Performance, with the goal of becoming either an Occupational or Speech Therapist!
When several coaches from over the years were asked to share memories of Peyton, a clear theme emerged — she is one of the toughest, most determined, and hardest-working players they have ever coached. Her impressive accomplishments and jaw-dropping stats are a direct reflection of the way she carries herself both on and off the court.
We’re proud of Peyton’s tremendous career as a Musketeer and are excited to see her take her talents and leadership to the next level.
We can’t wait to watch her continue to excel!
Peyton will be studying Health and Human Performance, with the goal of becoming either an Occupational or Speech Therapist!
When several coaches from over the years were asked to share memories of Peyton, a clear theme emerged — she is one of the toughest, most determined, and hardest-working players they have ever coached. Her impressive accomplishments and jaw-dropping stats are a direct reflection of the way she carries herself both on and off the court.
We’re proud of Peyton’s tremendous career as a Musketeer and are excited to see her take her talents and leadership to the next level.
We can’t wait to watch her continue to excel!
With four newly elected members joining our school board, this team has already hit the ground running — focused on learning, leading, and serving our Greenup County community.
Last night, our members participated in training centered on board roles and responsibilities, policies and procedures, and effective leadership. Several also recently attended the Kentucky School Boards Association (KSBA) Annual Conference to complete state-required training and gain insight into best practices from districts across Kentucky.
Leadership is about service. And service starts with preparation.
In the coming weeks, we’ll be introducing each of our board members and sharing their stories so you can get to know the individuals representing our students, families, and staff as we move forward — together.
Due to freezing rain and inclement weather, the Greenup County School District will be closed March 2nd, 2026 for a traditional snow day. Stay safe, Musketeers!
Greenup County Schools will now be in session on March 13th, 2026 to make up for missed time due to winter weather. This was originally scheduled as a professional development day, but will now be an instructional day for students.
The Musketeer morning assembly had some "tough" visitors!
Today, Greenup County Wrestling high school, middle school, and youth wrestlers were honored for their performance during the postseason.
A huge congratulations to our entire wrestling program, you continue to represent our district well and make us proud.
Great job, Musketeers!
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HIGH SCHOOL
Hunter Crabtree (Freshman) - 120 lbs. weight class
David Craig (Junior) - 138 lbs. weight class
*They will compete at state Tomorrow and Friday!
YOUTH AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
Sophia Craft - 10u 67lbs. weight class - State Champion
Sydnee Stephenson - 8u 55lbs. weight class - State Runner Up
Abby Howard - MS 120 lbs. weight class - 4th place
Gunner Salsbury - MS 185 lbs. weight class - 5th place
Hawk Kennard - 12u 117 lbs. weight class - State Champion
Gunner Kennard - 12U 82 lbs. weight class - 3rd place
Tucker Stephenson - 12u 86 lbs. weight class - 3rd place
Jameson Smith - 10u 105 lbs. weight class - 5th place
Our youth and middle school wrestlers also finished 17th out of 94 teams at the youth state tournament this year!
Today, Greenup County Wrestling high school, middle school, and youth wrestlers were honored for their performance during the postseason.
A huge congratulations to our entire wrestling program, you continue to represent our district well and make us proud.
Great job, Musketeers!
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HIGH SCHOOL
Hunter Crabtree (Freshman) - 120 lbs. weight class
David Craig (Junior) - 138 lbs. weight class
*They will compete at state Tomorrow and Friday!
YOUTH AND MIDDLE SCHOOL
Sophia Craft - 10u 67lbs. weight class - State Champion
Sydnee Stephenson - 8u 55lbs. weight class - State Runner Up
Abby Howard - MS 120 lbs. weight class - 4th place
Gunner Salsbury - MS 185 lbs. weight class - 5th place
Hawk Kennard - 12u 117 lbs. weight class - State Champion
Gunner Kennard - 12U 82 lbs. weight class - 3rd place
Tucker Stephenson - 12u 86 lbs. weight class - 3rd place
Jameson Smith - 10u 105 lbs. weight class - 5th place
Our youth and middle school wrestlers also finished 17th out of 94 teams at the youth state tournament this year!
Due to inclement weather, the Greenup County School District will be closed February 24th, 2026 for a traditional snow day. Stay safe and warm, Musketeers!
Due to inclement weather, The Greenup County School District will have a traditional snow day today - Monday, February 23rd, 2026.
Musketeer Family,
This winter has brought more missed school days than any of us could have expected.
To ensure we meet required instructional hours — and to protect both Spring Break and try and keep our May dismissal timeline — Greenup County Schools will be adding additional minutes to each school day.
We believe this allows us to stay focused on what matters most: maximizing meaningful learning time for our students, without extending the school year into June.
This updated schedule will begin Monday, February 23, 2026.
Please review the revised start and end times below for each school. At this time, our tentative last day of school remains in May. Once we move beyond the remaining winter weeks, we will confirm and communicate the official last day of school.
Updated School Day Start and End Times:
Argillite Elementary
7:40 am - 3:12 pm
Greysbranch Elementary
7:40 am – 3:12 pm
McKell Elementary
7:40 am – 3:12 pm
Greenup School of Innovation (GCSI)
- Kindergarten – 5th Grade: 7:40 am – 3:12 pm
- 6th – 8th Grade: 7:45 am – 3:10 pm
McKell Middle
7:45 am – 3:08 pm
Greenup County High School
7:55 am – 3:20 pm
Thank you for your continued flexibility and support as we work through a challenging winter together.
This winter has brought more missed school days than any of us could have expected.
To ensure we meet required instructional hours — and to protect both Spring Break and try and keep our May dismissal timeline — Greenup County Schools will be adding additional minutes to each school day.
We believe this allows us to stay focused on what matters most: maximizing meaningful learning time for our students, without extending the school year into June.
This updated schedule will begin Monday, February 23, 2026.
Please review the revised start and end times below for each school. At this time, our tentative last day of school remains in May. Once we move beyond the remaining winter weeks, we will confirm and communicate the official last day of school.
Updated School Day Start and End Times:
Argillite Elementary
7:40 am - 3:12 pm
Greysbranch Elementary
7:40 am – 3:12 pm
McKell Elementary
7:40 am – 3:12 pm
Greenup School of Innovation (GCSI)
- Kindergarten – 5th Grade: 7:40 am – 3:12 pm
- 6th – 8th Grade: 7:45 am – 3:10 pm
McKell Middle
7:45 am – 3:08 pm
Greenup County High School
7:55 am – 3:20 pm
Thank you for your continued flexibility and support as we work through a challenging winter together.
We want to send a quick reminder that Greenup County Schools will be in session on Monday, February 16th as Presidents' Day is not a scheduled holiday for students and staff.
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow, Musketeers!
This Sunday is School Resource Officer Appreciation Day!
Join us as we recognize the amazing team we have here at GC.
From morning greetings to game nights, our School Resource Officers are always there.
We appreciate all you do, Chief Kearns, Officer Gollihue and Officer Robinson!
Thank you for helping make Greenup County Schools a place where students feel safe, supported and cared for.
Join us as we recognize the amazing team we have here at GC.
From morning greetings to game nights, our School Resource Officers are always there.
We appreciate all you do, Chief Kearns, Officer Gollihue and Officer Robinson!
Thank you for helping make Greenup County Schools a place where students feel safe, supported and cared for.
BIG District game in the Greenhouse this evening vs Lewis County!
JV - 6:00 | Varsity - 7:30
We will also be celebrating our future Musketeers & Lady Musketeers with YBL Night.
We can't wait to see you there - Go GC!
JV - 6:00 | Varsity - 7:30
We will also be celebrating our future Musketeers & Lady Musketeers with YBL Night.
We can't wait to see you there - Go GC!
Greenup County Schools will be open on regular schedule on Thursday, February 12 .
There will still be some limited bus routes the rest of this week. Students affected will be contacted.
There will still be some limited bus routes the rest of this week. Students affected will be contacted.
Greenup County Schools wants to hear from you!
As we look ahead, we want to better understand what matters most to our families and community members — and how we can share information in ways that are helpful, clear, and meaningful.
Your feedback will help guide future communication efforts and community engagement opportunities across the district.
This short survey takes just a few minutes, and your voice truly matters.
Take the Community Survey here:
https://forms.gle/RvEGroihTfViDd1V9
The survey will be open through February 16th.
Thank you for being an important part of Greenup County Schools.
As we look ahead, we want to better understand what matters most to our families and community members — and how we can share information in ways that are helpful, clear, and meaningful.
Your feedback will help guide future communication efforts and community engagement opportunities across the district.
This short survey takes just a few minutes, and your voice truly matters.
Take the Community Survey here:
https://forms.gle/RvEGroihTfViDd1V9
The survey will be open through February 16th.
Thank you for being an important part of Greenup County Schools.
Due to a scheduling conflict, the regular board meeting originally scheduled for February 23rd at 5:30 has been moved to a special board meeting on February 16th at 5:30. The meeting will be held at the Greenup County Board Office.
This week, we celebrate Family Resource and Youth Services Coordinator (FRYSC) Week!
Behind the scenes in our schools, there are caring hands quietly making sure no student goes without. A warm coat. A bag of food for the weekend. Hygiene essentials. Even something special to help a child feel confident at a school dance.
That’s the heart of our FRYSC Coordinators.
They don’t just connect families to resources — they build relationships, remove barriers, and show up for our students in ways big and small. Even on days when school isn’t in session, they’re planning, packing, and preparing to make sure our Musketeers are supported.
Because of them, students across Greenup County are cared for, encouraged, and ready to learn.
We are blessed with the very best and thank you for loving our kids so well. 💚
Behind the scenes in our schools, there are caring hands quietly making sure no student goes without. A warm coat. A bag of food for the weekend. Hygiene essentials. Even something special to help a child feel confident at a school dance.
That’s the heart of our FRYSC Coordinators.
They don’t just connect families to resources — they build relationships, remove barriers, and show up for our students in ways big and small. Even on days when school isn’t in session, they’re planning, packing, and preparing to make sure our Musketeers are supported.
Because of them, students across Greenup County are cared for, encouraged, and ready to learn.
We are blessed with the very best and thank you for loving our kids so well. 💚
During our recent snow days, Grayson Rice, a student here at GCHS took it upon himself to help shovel snow at a couple of our school buildings — just because it needed to be done.
No spotlight. No assignment. Just heart.
That kind of initiative, service, and pride in our schools says so much about who he is — and who our students are.
We are incredibly proud of him, and we are grateful for the example he sets.
This is the Musketeer way — stepping up, helping out, and taking care of your community.
Way to go Grayson!
#TheMusketeerWay
No spotlight. No assignment. Just heart.
That kind of initiative, service, and pride in our schools says so much about who he is — and who our students are.
We are incredibly proud of him, and we are grateful for the example he sets.
This is the Musketeer way — stepping up, helping out, and taking care of your community.
Way to go Grayson!
#TheMusketeerWay
Monday, February 9 will be a traditional snow day.
We know… we were all ready. Backpacks packed. Alarms set. Excited to get back in action.
But unfortunately, some icy roads and tricky bus turnarounds still have other plans.
As always, student safety comes first — and right now, Mother Nature is still running the schedule.
The good news? Warmer temperatures are on the way, and we’re hoping the sunshine works double time to melt the rest of this stubborn ice.
We truly miss our students and staff and can’t wait to see everyone very soon.
Stay safe and warm, Musketeers!
Please note: Monday, February 9 (and any additional missed days moving forward) will be make-up days, as all NTI days have been used.
We know… we were all ready. Backpacks packed. Alarms set. Excited to get back in action.
But unfortunately, some icy roads and tricky bus turnarounds still have other plans.
As always, student safety comes first — and right now, Mother Nature is still running the schedule.
The good news? Warmer temperatures are on the way, and we’re hoping the sunshine works double time to melt the rest of this stubborn ice.
We truly miss our students and staff and can’t wait to see everyone very soon.
Stay safe and warm, Musketeers!
Please note: Monday, February 9 (and any additional missed days moving forward) will be make-up days, as all NTI days have been used.
