The Parade was SOOO much fun. Thanks to PittsboroElemPTA for designing the float and everyone who participated. Already excited for next year #OurPES 🐼

I am enjoying a busy evening celebrating the excellence of the Wildcats! Starting the evening at Chatham Mills to view the artwork of some of our most talented students. Then it’s off to the Science Fair! #thewildcatway #onechatham

Science is such an important part of our students’ education! Extremely proud of all of our George Moses Horton Middle School students and all students from throughout Chatham County Schools. As a former Science teacher, this makes me happy! #thewildcatway #onechatham

🪶🏆 Seaforth recently hosted NCASA's 15th Annual State Finals of The Quill, a state writing competition for middle and high school students in NC. @SeaforthHS placed 3rd overall, and Evienne Swihart of George Moses Horton Middle School is the Narrative State Champion. Congratulations! #OneChatham

I believe work isn’t just about tasks. It’s about creating joy, building connections, and spreading laughter. This week has been AMAZING, filled with team spirit and festive fun! #workplaceculture #HolidayCheer #TeamSpirit #GMH

Wrapping up Carpentry and woodworking with my Moncure Panthers. They have done a great job with this unit!! #CTE Dr. Michelle L. Burton Moncure Panthers

Join us on Jan. 20, 2025, from 9-11 AM at Northwood High School to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a day of service! Hear from keynote speaker Dr. Anthony Jackson & help create care packages for those impacted by Hurricane Helene. RSVP today! #OneChatham

📣 Exciting news! Superintendent Dr. Jackson announced that Dr. Janice Giles will join Chatham Grove Elementary School as its new principal beginning Tues, Jan 21st. 🎉 Dr. Giles has been with Chatham County Schools for over 12 years and has led North Chatham Elementary School for the past 3 years. #OneChatham

Join us for one of our favorite events of the year! This year, we plan to celebrate our school's history and our namesake in new and exciting ways! Both are legacies that we can lean on as we push forward into the future! #thewildcatway

What's Happening at GMH: Weekly schedule Jan 27-31 for basketball, cheer, and other activities. 8th-grade winter sports recognition event on Feb 6. "Winter Wonderland" 5th-8th grade event on Feb 7.

Yesterday our principals and district leaders engaged in a world café! This AVID strategy engaged our leaders is a structures conversational process aimed at fostering dialogue, sharing ideas and exploring diverse perspectives! #onechatham

"🚌 Celebrating our outstanding bus drivers & monitors this week (Feb 10-14)! First to greet our students, last to say goodbye - thank you for safely transporting our students each day with patience & dedication. You make a difference! #BusDriverAppreciationWeek

GMH is at the #ccsdisc conference today! Many of our teachers are ready to learn about AI and how it can positively impact instruction. #onechatham #ccsdisc2025

We are thrilled to announce that Ms. Terry has been voted GMH 2025 Teacher of the Year! 🎉 Her passion for teaching CTE and AVID makes a remarkable difference in our students' lives.

Thankful to share Ms. Pollard's legacy as a leader in Chatham County as we reflect during Black History Month! M. B. Pollard Middle School #oneChatham

AVID All-stars!! #onechatham George Moses Horton Middle School ChrisPoston Chatham County Schools Excellence and Opportunity

Grateful for another round of AVID All-Stars! #AVID #OneChatham ChrisPoston George Moses Horton Middle School George Moses Horton Middle School Library Chatham County Schools Excellence and Opportunity

NC State Supt. NCDPI Superintendent Mo Green expressing gratitude for public school leaders & administrators at the 2025 Conference on Educational Leadership: “There's chaos all around, but I know that my leaders of my public schools will do exactly that, will lead.” #nced #EdLeadership2025

.Governor Josh Stein Josh Stein at the 2025 Conference on Educational Leadership, emphasizing the need to prioritize students, educators, & public schools. “Where you come from should not limit how far you can go. To deliver on that promise starts in North Carolina’s public schools.”

Check out these “Champion Our Local Public Schools” shirts, printed on-site by House of Swank! A big thank you to everyone who joined us to learn about NCASA Advocacy Center and how to get involved #LeadInspireAchieve #EdLeadership2025 #ChampionOurLocalPublicSchools