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Two students, Ava Goodwin of Gilbert Classical Academy and Brooklyn Linarte of Campo Verde High, have earned first and third place in the Green Gilbert Artwork Contest, respectively. Their artwork, which aims to promote green living and a more sustainable community, will be showcased on the side of trash and recycling trucks throughout the Town of Gilbert.

For over 25 years, Neely Traditional Academy has provided its students with a distinctive educational experience characterized by a "tried and true" approach to teaching that creates a structured and focused learning environment, preparing students for their future while emphasizing core academic skills and a strong sense of community.

GPS 4-grade students recently participated in the annual Gilbert Water Festival, which provided students with a fun and interactive learning experience that focused on water conservation while teaching students to think like scientists and engineers.

Six Gilbert Public Schools have been recognized with the A+ School of Excellence Award by the Arizona Educational Foundation for their commitment to building a culture of excellent academics and community.

Gilbert Elementary School, along with other GPS schools and Gilbert community members, demonstrated the true meaning of compassion by donating over 900 stuffed animals and hand-written notes to provide comfort and support to students impacted by the Pacific Palisades fires.

Hunter Krosschell and Maggie Steimle of Highland High earned awards for their artwork at the New Horizon’s Best of High School Art in the Valley exhibit, which included cash prizes and the honor of being showcased at the historic Shemer Art Center in Phoenix.

Gilbert Public Schools had 225 students from 5 different high schools make the AZ360Sports All-Academic teams for Fall sports!