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Gilbert GOLD Stories

A band director stands before a student orchestra in a classroom with a presentation screen behind him.

"My instructors have always prepared us for what comes next. They've been really good mentors, not only for the aspects of band and music, but for life."

At Highland High School, graduation is a year-long collaborative effort with contributions from every corner of the campus. From meticulous administrative logistics to the professional-grade performances rehearsed by student musicians, the entire campus works in harmony to celebrate the Class of 2026 and inspire students to RISE Above.

Read More about Rising Above: How Highland High Harmonizes Collaboration and Excellence for Graduation Day
Four smiling educators stand in front of a building and trees, with a graphic overlay announcing "Keeping Up With The Classroom Season II, Part III."

"The connections I have made with my students this year have been truly humbling, awesome, and always filled with gratitude."

A school year is a journey of learning and growth for both students and the educators who lead them. In this final installment of Keeping Up With the Classroom, we check back in with our teachers to celebrate the professional milestones and personal growth that defined their first year in the GPS family. 

Read More about Keeping Up With the Classroom: Season II, Part III
Blue line that fades away

After months of planning and collaborating with industry professionals, Chief Science Officers across Gilbert Public Schools are turning their bold Action Plans into reality. From student-led robotics clubs to high-tech STEM fairs, these 6th through 12th graders are proving that student advocacy can transform a campus. Read more to see how Action Plans set at the beginning of the school year have evolved into real projects that are positively impacting campuses across the district.

Read More about Students Supporting Students to Grow in STEM: Our GPS Chief Science Officers Lead the Way
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AP participation at GPS has nearly quadrupled since 2022, but the real story is in the results. With district-wide pass rates exceeding 80%, more students than ever are earning college credit while still in high school. Learn how our teachers and staff are empowering every student to reach their full potential.

Read More about Actions in Academics: Rising Participation and Performance in Advanced Placement