2021-2022 Important Dates
FALL:
August 23 - School Starts
August 31 - Open House
September 6 - NO School, Labor Day
September 9 - Jr/Sr Parent Night, 6pm-7pm in the PAC
September 15 - Early Release
October 1 - HOMECOMING!
October 6 - FAFSA Presentation Night, 6pm - 7:30pm in the Media Center
October 13 - PSAT Testing
October 18 - 22 - FREE Application Week
October 22 - End of first 9 weeks
October 25 - Teacher Workday, NO SCHOOL for students
October 28 - College Fair, 9am - 10:30am in the New Gym
October 28 - FAFSA Night, 6pm - 7:30pm in the Media Center
November 11 - NO SCHOOL, Veterans Day
November 18 - ASVASB Testing
November 24 - 26 - NO SCHOOL, Happy Thanksgiving!
December 17 - Early Release
December 20 - December 31 - NO SCHOOL, Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays
SPRING:
January 3 - Back to School - NO SCHOOL for Students Inclement Weather
January 7 & 10 - Teacher Made Exams
January 11 - 13 - State Exams
January 17 - NO SCHOOL - Observation for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
January 18 - 19 - NO SCHOOL for Students, Optional Workday for teachers
January 20 - Start of New Semester
January 20 - 26 - Schedule Change Period
February 9 - NO SCHOOL for students, Mandatory Workday for teachers
February 14 - NO SCHOOL for students, Optional Workday for teachers
March 1 - ACT Testing (Juniors)
March 9-12 HOSA Leadership Conference
March 25 - End of 1st 9 weeks
March 28 - NO SCHOOL for students, Optional Workday for teachers
April 7 - ASVAB Testing
April 14 - Early Release
April 15 - NO SCHOOL for students, Optional Workday for teachers
April 18 - 22 - SPRING BREAK!!!!
April 26 - Senior Meeting @ 11:00 via Google Meet
May 6 - PROM 7pm - 11pm New Gym
May 9 - NO SCHOOL for student, Mandatory Workday for teachers
May 19 - Senior Walk
May 30 - NO SCHOOL - Observation of Memorial Day
June 3 - Senior Awards Night
June 6 - Last Day of School
June 10 - GRADUATION :) - Practice is @ 10:00am in the New Gym, Seniors should arrive at the PAC at 6:45pm for graduation
Text Alerts
Seniors: On your smartphone, open your web browser and go to: rmd.at/g6haf8 , follow the instructions to sign up for Remind. You'll be prompted to download the mobile app. You can also text @g6haf8 to 81010.
Juniors: On your smartphone, open your web browser and go to: rmd.at/ab337c , follow the instructions to sign up for Remind. You'll be prompted to download the mobile app. You can also text @ab337c to 81010.
Juniors: On your smartphone, open your web browser and go to: rmd.at/ab337c , follow the instructions to sign up for Remind. You'll be prompted to download the mobile app. You can also text @ab337c to 81010.
About Us:
Joan Bundy 9th & 10th Grades
Email: BundyJH@gatescountyschools.net
Phone: 252-357-0720, ext. 234
Education: Degree:
East Carolina University Masters of Art in Education, Counseling
Associations: National Board for Certified Teachers; North Carolina Counselor Association
Email: BundyJH@gatescountyschools.net
Phone: 252-357-0720, ext. 234
Education: Degree:
East Carolina University Masters of Art in Education, Counseling
Associations: National Board for Certified Teachers; North Carolina Counselor Association
Samantha Matthews 11th & 12th Grades
Email: MatthewsSA@gatescountyschools.net
Phone: 252-357-0720 Ext: 290
Education: Degrees:
Chowan University Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice
Liberty University Masters of Arts in Human Service Counseling
Masters of Arts in Education, School Counseling
Email: MatthewsSA@gatescountyschools.net
Phone: 252-357-0720 Ext: 290
Education: Degrees:
Chowan University Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice
Liberty University Masters of Arts in Human Service Counseling
Masters of Arts in Education, School Counseling
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Savannah Gilbert College Advisor
Email: GilbertS@gatescountyschools.net Phone: 252-357-0720, ext. 231 Education: Degree(s): UNC Chapel Hill Bachelor of Science in Psychology Bachelor of Arts in Sociology |
Mission
The mission of Gates County High School’s school counseling program is to provide a comprehensive, developmental counseling program addressing the academic, career, and personal/social development of all students. School counselors are professional school advocates who provide support to capitalize on student potential and academic achievement. Through collaborative efforts with all stakeholders, school counselors facilitate the support system necessary to ensure an equitable, educational environment that empowers all students to be college and career ready and to maximize student potential in becoming productive members of society.
The mission of Gates County High School’s school counseling program is to provide a comprehensive, developmental counseling program addressing the academic, career, and personal/social development of all students. School counselors are professional school advocates who provide support to capitalize on student potential and academic achievement. Through collaborative efforts with all stakeholders, school counselors facilitate the support system necessary to ensure an equitable, educational environment that empowers all students to be college and career ready and to maximize student potential in becoming productive members of society.
