🍎🥞 National School Breakfast Week
Join The Quest for School Breakfast and start your day fueled, focused, and ready to learn! Gloucester County Public Schools is celebrating National School Breakfast Week, March 2–6, with a special “Breakfast for Lunch” menu at our Elementary and Middle Schools. Students can enjoy many of their breakfast favorites throughout the week, including Breakfast Pizza, Breakfast Burritos, Breakfast Bowls, French Toast Casserole, and more. These are the same delicious items served on our regular breakfast menu — a great opportunity for students to discover (or rediscover!) their favorites. At Gloucester High School, Breakfast for Lunch will be served Tuesday with Sausage Gravy and Thursday with Breakfast Pizza. We encourage all students to participate and fuel their day with a nutritious meal that supports focus, energy, and learning. Join the quest for school breakfast!

This year we celebrate “A Nation of Diverse Readers,” recognizing the power of stories to reflect our experiences, broaden our perspectives, and connect us through reading. Let’s celebrate the joy of reading together!

🏰 Monday – Breakfast Pizza Day (ES & MS) The quest begins! 🍕 Join us for Breakfast Pizza, plus ham & cheese sandwiches, chef salad, veggies, and fruit to fuel your day.
🌯 Tuesday – Breakfast Burrito Day (ES & MS) Power up your quest! 🌯 Enjoy a Ham, Egg & Cheese Breakfast Burrito, grilled cheese, fresh salads, veggies, and fruit. 🥣 Tuesday – Sausage Gravy (GHS) Dukes, it’s Breakfast for Lunch! Join us Tuesday for Sausage Gravy and fuel up the Duke way.
🍳 Wednesday – Breakfast Bowl Day (ES & MS) Midweek fuel for champions! 🥣 Today’s feature is a Breakfast Bowl with a muffin, plus chicken nuggets, fresh veggies, and fruit.
🍗 Thursday – Homestyle Favorites (ES & MS) Keep the quest going! 🏰 Enjoy Chicken on a Homemade Roll, corn dog nuggets, fresh salads, veggies, and fruit. 🍕 Thursday – Breakfast Pizza (GHS) Don’t miss it, Dukes! Thursday’s Breakfast for Lunch feature is Breakfast Pizza — a fan favorite.
🥞 Friday – French Toast Finale (ES & MS) Finish the quest strong! 🥞 We’re serving French Toast Casserole with sausage, yogurt options, tater tots, and more.

Gloucester County Public Schools conducts preschool screenings throughout the school year as part of our Child Find Activities. If your child is having difficulty walking, talking, playing, or meeting developmental milestones, a screening may help identify their needs early.
📞 Interested? Contact your child’s zoned elementary school for more information.

This month we celebrate Music in Our Schools Month and Youth Art Month, recognizing the creativity and talent of our students. Be sure to check the graphic for additional important dates and events happening throughout March!


During their time at GHS, students had the opportunity to hear directly from our CTE student representatives about the wide range of programs offered. From hands-on technical skills to industry-aligned coursework, each program highlighted how students gain real-world experience that prepares them for success after high school — whether that’s entering the workforce, earning certifications, or continuing their education.
Our 8th graders were fully engaged, asking thoughtful questions and showing genuine excitement as they explored the possibilities available to them. It was inspiring to see their curiosity and enthusiasm as they began envisioning their own future pathways.
In Gloucester, we are proud to provide meaningful, career-ready learning experiences that empower students with the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills they need for life beyond graduation. The future is bright, and it starts with opportunities like these!
#GCPS #GloucesterHighSchool #CareerReady #CTE #FutureFocused #StudentSuccess #HandsOnLearning #CareerAndTechnicalEducation #GHSRead






Seventeen outstanding students from across Gloucester County stepped up to the podium and delivered powerful speeches inspired by Dr. King’s call to embrace “the fierce urgency of now.” Each participant demonstrated remarkable eloquence, passion, and thoughtfulness, challenging us all to reflect on why today’s generation must lead with courage and conviction. We are so proud of every student who participated — your voices matter, and you represented your schools beautifully!
We extend our sincere gratitude to our valued community partners for helping make this event possible:
🤝 NAACP Gloucester Branch
🤝 Woodville Rosenwald School Foundation
🤝 Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.
Your continued partnership and commitment to uplifting student voice and leadership are deeply appreciated.
And congratulations to this year’s winners:
🥇 1st Place: Kara Willoughby
🥈 2nd Place: Ashlee VanVranken
🥉 3rd Place (tie): Peyton King and Connor Addleman
Thank you to everyone who supported this meaningful event. The future is bright in Gloucester County! 🌟






Students in Ms. Burggraf and Ms. Richardson’s 7th grade math classes at Peasley are putting their knowledge of scale factor and proportions to work through a hands-on Candy Scale Drawing Project!
Using real candy wrappers as their inspiration, students are applying what they’ve learned about ratios, scale factor, area, and perimeter to create enlarged, proportional drawings. By carefully measuring dimensions, calculating area and perimeter, and selecting a scale factor, they’re solving a real-world problem designers and engineers tackle every day — how to accurately resize objects while keeping them perfectly proportional.
This project goes beyond the textbook. Students are:
✅ Measuring and analyzing real objects
✅ Using proportions to determine new dimensions
✅ Calculating how scale changes impact area and perimeter
✅ Practicing precision and attention to detail
It’s exciting to see math come alive as students connect classroom concepts to real-world applications like product design, packaging, and architecture. Great work by our 7th graders and their teachers for making math both meaningful and creative! 👏✨
#PeasleyPride #RealWorldMath #ScaleFactor #7thGradeMath





At GHS, students in Ms. Gum’s Anatomy & Physiology class explored disorders of the integumentary system, learning how conditions affecting the skin, hair, and nails impact overall health and daily life. Through research and discussion, students connected science to real-world experiences — building both medical knowledge and empathy for those living with these conditions.
At Peasley, students in Ms. Lester and Ms. Clarno’s 6th grade math class reviewed fraction and mixed number conversions through a fun, hands-on group activity. Working collaboratively, students strengthened their understanding, explained their thinking, and built confidence in a supportive, engaging learning environment.
Across GCPS, students also celebrated Kindness Week with activities promoting compassion and inclusivity. From spirit days to intentional acts of kindness and classroom discussions about empathy, our schools focused on building positive connections and strengthening school community.
From rigorous academics to meaningful character development, it’s been another great week to be #GloucesterProud!






The GCPS Job Fair has been rescheduled to Saturday, February 21st and will now be held at Page Middle School. See the graphic for updated details and registration information. Walk ins welcome!


Check out our Calendar at a Glance and Events Calendar online for important dates and events.

Thank you for amplifying student voices, supporting growth, and guiding our students every day.

Mr. Burr’s Emergency Medical Technician students at Gloucester High School put their radio communication skills to the test with a hands-on challenge: searching for objects blindfolded while classmates guided them over the radio. 😄
This engaging activity wasn’t just fun—it reinforced the clear, calm communication EMTs rely on every day in real emergency situations. Experiences like this help students build confidence, teamwork, and career-ready skills that truly matter beyond the classroom.
Great work, GHS EMT students! 👏🚨
#HandsOnLearning #CareerReady #CTE #GloucesterHighSchool #FutureEMT




