Skip To Main Content

Spartan News

Date Range
-

News & Announcements

Principal Dr. Hood's Weekly Letter

Hello Spartan Community

From our entire staff, thank you for the incredible Teacher Appreciation Week. What you do for us is incredible and not taken for granted. We are all grateful and appreciate being appreciated.

 

We only have two weeks left. One more week of AP testing, and then there are final exams. I want to remind all students about a couple of things so we don't end on a bad note.

  1. Finals need to be taken when scheduled. If you miss the scheduled time, you will need to come back in the summer to make them up.
  2. Students may not carry medication around school (Tylenol, Advil, cough drops, etc.). You will get suspended for having it. If you share them with others, you are distributing, and it is a long suspension.
  3. Take care of your Chromebooks. It is a privilege to have them. If they are abused, that privilege will be taken. If you have more than one Chromebook in your possession, it needs to be returned on Monday.
  4. Do not write inappropriate messages in yearbooks. You can be suspended if the message is deemed harassment or profane. These yearbooks get read by parents and future children. Think about that before you write a message.
  5. You only have a few days left in the school year. Use them wisely.

We look forward to the next few days with you.

Please select here to read all the vital information within the Newsletter.

 
Read More about Principal Dr. Hood's Weekly Letter (opens in new window/tab)
Gilbert Classical Academy Spartan Logo
Gilbert Classical Academy playing games at Armageddon event
Gilbert Classical Academy playing instrument
Gilbert Classical Academy student working on robot
Gilbert Classical Academy in physical education class
Gilbert Classical Academy student and teacher talking

Stay Connected

Follow Gilbert Classical Academy on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

    District News

    A female teacher in a red jacket is sitting on the floor in a classroom, surrounded by a group of young students who are also seated on the floor.

    At GPS, students and staff are not defined by data points. Instead, the district aims to connect, create, and care, using data as a tool to support every learner. During the February 10 Board Meeting, district leaders shared evidence of academic growth in literacy, mathematics, science, and advanced coursework, reflecting how educators are working together to make data-informed decisions to support students. As the year continues, this work remains ongoing, with teams across the district focused on building forward and strengthening student success.  

    Read More about Actions With Academics: Mid-Year Academic Review