Check out the 2025-2026 GIS "At a Glance" Calendar for important dates for the upcoming school year. The full calendar can be found on the district website at www.glasgow.kyschools.us.
Mrs. Burgan took a mixture of DECA members and Accounting students to the FAB Career Day at WKU, hosted by The Kentucky Society of Certified Public Accountants. Where they got to tour the campus and participate in several hands-on sessions/activities. #FuelingTheFuture
Happy National Library Week to our favorite Librarian - Ms. Morgan Cossel! She wears many hats at GHS and does an amazing job of encouraging literacy for both students and Staff - Thank you for all that you do!
Happy Administrative Professionals Day to Rita Bishop, Julie Botts, and Chelsea Pierce! Thank you all so much for all that you do at GHS! We appreciate you!
To purchase Scottie gear, visit the following: https://hwdukessports.chipply.com/glasgowhsspring/?action=viewall
We are proud to celebrate our Glasgow High School Scotties who have been accepted into the prestigious Kentucky Governor’s School for Entrepreneurs (GSE)! This outstanding achievement reflects their innovation, leadership, and entrepreneurial mindset. Representing the very best of GHS, these students will engage in a dynamic summer experience focused on creativity, problem-solving, and real-world business development. #FuelingTheFuture
Callaway Mackie
Trace Brooking, Alternate
Callaway Mackie
Trace Brooking, Alternate
We are proud to celebrate our Glasgow High School Scotties who have been accepted into the prestigious Kentucky Governor’s School for the Arts (GSA)! This incredible accomplishment highlights their creativity, dedication, and passion for the arts. Representing the very best of GHS, these students will take part in an immersive summer experience designed to refine their talents and inspire artistic growth. #FuelingTheFuture
Chloe Ball
Callaway Mackie, Alternate
Wilder Pate, Alternate
Hope Stahl, Alternate
Chloe Ball
Callaway Mackie, Alternate
Wilder Pate, Alternate
Hope Stahl, Alternate
We are proud to celebrate our Glasgow High School Scotties who have been accepted into the prestigious Kentucky Governor’s Scholars Program (GSP)! This outstanding achievement reflects their dedication, academic excellence, and commitment to leadership. Representing the very best of GHS, these students will engage in a transformative summer experience that challenges them to grow as scholars, leaders, and citizens. #FuelingTheFuture
Ximena Garcia
Noelle Grieshop
Ian Parocai
Hope Stahl
Danica Stephens
Noelle Durbin (Alternate)
Ximena Garcia
Noelle Grieshop
Ian Parocai
Hope Stahl
Danica Stephens
Noelle Durbin (Alternate)
Last week, GHS students received packets of information, which included parent letters, class request forms, dual credit permission forms (as applicable), and Honors/AP agreements (as applicable).
Students need to do the following by Wednesday, April 22nd:
Read through the information carefully.
Write down any necessary questions or comments directly on the course request forms. This may include notes about missing electives or preferences.
Sign all forms (including the signatures of both students and guardians).
Submit all forms by Wednesday, April 22nd.
Your GHS counselors are happy to assist you if you have questions or concerns.
Students need to do the following by Wednesday, April 22nd:
Read through the information carefully.
Write down any necessary questions or comments directly on the course request forms. This may include notes about missing electives or preferences.
Sign all forms (including the signatures of both students and guardians).
Submit all forms by Wednesday, April 22nd.
Your GHS counselors are happy to assist you if you have questions or concerns.
Congratulations to this week's Superstar Scottie Staff Member, Poly Granados, ESL Teacher!
Congratulations to this week's Scottie Scholars of the Week! #FuelingTheFuture
Congratulations to Scottie Senior Grayson Bartley for being named April's Rotary Student of the Month! #FuelingTheFuture
Today, GHS students received packets of information, which include parent letters, class request forms, dual credit permission forms (as applicable), and Honors/AP agreements (as applicable).
Students need to do the following by Wednesday, April 22nd:
Read through the information carefully.
Write down any necessary questions or comments directly on the course request forms. This may include notes about missing electives or preferences.
Sign all forms (including the signatures of both students and guardians).
Submit all forms by Wednesday, April 22nd.
Your GHS counselors are happy to assist you if you have questions or concerns.
Students need to do the following by Wednesday, April 22nd:
Read through the information carefully.
Write down any necessary questions or comments directly on the course request forms. This may include notes about missing electives or preferences.
Sign all forms (including the signatures of both students and guardians).
Submit all forms by Wednesday, April 22nd.
Your GHS counselors are happy to assist you if you have questions or concerns.
Spanish club student Cassandra Gracia, sponsor Laney Deckard, and GHS graduate Malarie Williams visited Costa Rica over spring break. They hiked and kayaked around Volcano Arenal, volunteered at a wildlife rescue center, toured a coffee plantation, ziplined through the cloud forest, swam in the Pacific Ocean at Parque Nacional Manuel Antonio, saw lots of monkeys, iguanas, and coatis, and people-watched downtown in the capital city of San Jose. They learned a lot about language and culture, made friends from other schools across the United States, and made memories that will last a lifetime. #FuelingTheFuture
Before spring break, students researched and created museum exhibits on the technologies developed and used during World War I. On Monday, they completed a gallery walk to learn about the innovations and inventions and how they impacted the war. #FuelingTheFuture
IMPORTANT Dual Credit Scholarship Update:
We were recently informed that the number of general education Dual Credit Scholarships available for next year has been reduced for Juniors and Seniors from 2 to 1 per year. (The 2 Work Ready Scholarships are still available, for a total of 3 scholarships). If your student has registered for next year's Dual Credit Classes, please have them meet with Dr. Brantley to ensure a scholarship is available to cover their tuition costs. If a scholarship is not available, you can choose to pay for the class out of pocket, which is significantly cheaper than paying for it when your student goes to college (e.g., $295 vs. $1456.50 at WKU). Or, we can look at other class options for your student.
We were recently informed that the number of general education Dual Credit Scholarships available for next year has been reduced for Juniors and Seniors from 2 to 1 per year. (The 2 Work Ready Scholarships are still available, for a total of 3 scholarships). If your student has registered for next year's Dual Credit Classes, please have them meet with Dr. Brantley to ensure a scholarship is available to cover their tuition costs. If a scholarship is not available, you can choose to pay for the class out of pocket, which is significantly cheaper than paying for it when your student goes to college (e.g., $295 vs. $1456.50 at WKU). Or, we can look at other class options for your student.
South Central Rural Telecommunications Cooperative, working with the Foundation for Rural Service, named Glasgow High School student Trace Brooking as its 2026 winner of the FRS Youth Tour. The program gathers more than 100 students from rural communities across the country for a multi-day visit to the nation’s capital.
Over four days in June, Brooking and other participants are scheduled to explore Washington, D.C., hear from experts at the Federal Communications Commission and members of Congress, and discuss ways to improve rural communities. #FuelingTheFuture
Over four days in June, Brooking and other participants are scheduled to explore Washington, D.C., hear from experts at the Federal Communications Commission and members of Congress, and discuss ways to improve rural communities. #FuelingTheFuture
Congratulations to Scottie Trace Brooking for being selected by SCRTC to represent Glasgow at the FRS Youth Tour in Washington, D.C.! Way to go, Trace! #FuelingTheFuture
https://glasgownews1.com/2026/04/07/glasgow-student-chosen-for-scrtcs-youth-tour/
https://glasgownews1.com/2026/04/07/glasgow-student-chosen-for-scrtcs-youth-tour/