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Trio of Hancock County school administrators total nine GCSU degrees
News Story    Thursday, December 18, 2025
By Ian Wesselhoff Though Hancock Central High School in Sparta, Georgia, is home to the Bulldogs, school leadership there boasts a lot of Bobcats. The principal, Dr. Daymond Ray Jr., and assistant principal, Monica Poole, are both Georgia College & State University alumni. Just a short walk over to Hancock Central Middle School, there is a third: Crystal Little, assistant principal. All three earned graduate degrees from the John H. Lounsbury College of Education. Poole and Little...
Spring Community Dance registration
Announcement    Monday, January 5, 2026
Spring dance registration is open. Register your dancer for the Georgia College & State University Community Dance Program this spring!Register online: https://cpe.gcsu.edu/gcsu/course/course.aspx?catId=18.Register over the phone: (478) 445-5277.Register in person: The Depot, 610 W. Greene St.
January CPE Newsletter
Announcement    Tuesday, January 6, 2026
View our most recent newsletter at the link below. Be sure to scroll to the end and participate in our New Year's Poll! 🎉View the Continuing & Professional Education January Newsletter.
All rental books are due back to B&N by Jan. 31
Announcement    Monday, January 12, 2026
All rental textbooks were originally due back to the bookstore on Dec. 17; however, an extension has been granted through Jan. 31.Late charges have already been applied to the credit or debit card on file that was provided at the time of rental. Once your rental item(s) are returned, the replacement fee will be canceled or refunded. Please note that 10% of the replacement fee will be retained as a non-refundable late fee.How to Return Your Rental Item(s):In person: Return the item(s)...
'Tis the season for fraud
Announcement    Thursday, December 18, 2025
Public Service Announcement: 'Tis the season for fraud.  Across the University System, we see a large uptick in fraudulently opened credit cards, lines of credit and bank accounts using what we suspect is information compromised years ago and is still being shopped on the dark web. As best we can tell, much of the information being used is at least three years old and may be 10 or 11 years old.   If you haven't put a credit freeze in with all three credit bureaus, please consider doing...
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