News & Announcements

The students do NOT have to have a parent/guardian with them to receive the vaccine, but if a parent/guardian drives them, the parent/guardian can also receive the COVID 19 vaccination.

On Thursday, April 1, 2021 at 11:30 a.m., Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger visited Greeneville High School (GHS) to celebrate the districts state champions, which included boys’ basketball, girls’ soccer, and wrestling.

Tennessee Department of Human Services (DHS) understands just how important the meals children receive at our school are to families. DHS also understands the unexpected hardships families may have faced this school year during the days when those meals were not available due to virtual learning.

To help families, the DHS launched the Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) program to provide extra resources for families to buy food. This program is about to launch Round 3 to provide benefits backdated to October 2020 and continuing through May 2021 to eligible students.

Thursday, March 4th at 8:00am sharp the seniors will come to the front steps of GHS for their senior picture that is usually taken in the fall. This is a casual picture. Then following the picture there will be a short informational meeting about senior stuff. If you have any questions just let me know.

Important Information for Students and Families

Complete this short survey to let us know you will pick up meals in January 2021 for any child(ren) 18 and younger.

Greeneville High School (GHS) student athletes and videographers will be recognized at upcoming Greeneville Mayor and Aldermen meetings:

As the pandemic conditions within our community and schools continues to evolve, it may become necessary to alter the operating schedule for a classroom, a grade level, a school, or the district. These decisions will be made after evaluating Greene County COVID-19 data and consulting with the local and regional health departments.