Cell phones and other electronic devices brought from home may not be used between 7:30 AM and 2:30 PM. These items may be confiscated by staff and returned to students at the end of the day from the office. Repeated offenses will result in the items being returned only to the parents or guardians of the student. The administration reserves the right to examine the content of any confiscated device before returning it to either the student or parent.
Gouverneur High School will be open to students who need to be dropped off early at 6:50 AM every morning. Students who report to school prior to 7:15 must report to the cafeteria. After 5:00 PM those who participate in after school clubs, community organization and/or sports will be able to utilize the canopy entrance, Senior High parking entrance and the back bus entrance but will not have access to their lockers or classrooms. The upper floors of the building will be locked to student access. Students involved in extra-curricular activities should be supervised by an adult and will only be permitted to wait in the lobby when their activity is completed.
Additionally, if for any reason you or your son/daughter needs to enter the building after 7:30am, once the school day has started, you must enter at the canopy entrance and sign-in; all other doors will be locked. We appreciate your support in providing a safe environment for all students and staff! Please feel free to contact any of the building administrators with any questions or concerns.
Late bus transportation is provide Monday-Thursday each week at 5:00 PM. Students are required to have a pass from the teacher they stayed late with to ride the late bus. There will be no late run the night preceding a break.
Syracuse University Project Advance (SUPA) is a premier cooperative partnership linking Syracuse University with secondary schools. Through this partnership, high schools can offer qualified seniors the opportunity to enroll in SU courses for university credit. Teachers who have qualified through SUPA as SU adjunct instructors teach enhanced concurrent enrollment university courses in high schools during the school day. SUPA began in 1972 as an attempt to address "senioritis," the tendency for seniors who have completed their graduation requirements to relax rather than prepare for the transition from high school to college.
American History, Biology, Calculus, English, Forensic Science, Public Affairs, and Spanish
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Students should NOT request transcripts until grades are officially submitted; 6-8 weeks after a course is complete). Please be aware there is now a $12 fee for each request.
Among the hills of Old St. Lawrence
Stands the school we love so well.
Where we spent so many bright and happy days;
Its fond memories will linger
In our hearts to cheer and bless
As we toil along life's rough and rugged ways.
Then her praises we will sing
Till the echoes 'round us ring
And we'll sing them with a will forever more,
For we're singing of the glories
Of our dear old G.H.S.
May they echo from the mountains to the shore.