JROTC Raiders
On Saturday, October 12, Carver JROTC Cadets participated in the JROTC Raider Competition Area #5 State Qualifier, in the mixed team category. They received the following awards: 2nd Place Tire Flip, 2nd Place Raider Fitness (overall competition), 2nd Place Litter Rescue, 3rd Place Rope Bridge, and 3rd Place 2.5 mile team run. Congratulations!!
Carver Boys Track Team Wins 1st Place and Sets a New State Record
Carver Track Recognized at Horace Empowerment Track Honors
Carver Boys were recognized as the city champions for the 4 x 200 & 4 x 400 Relays and the Girls were recognized as champions for the 4 x 200 Relay. Great Job Tigers!
Beginning New Outreach Donates to Carver High School
Carver High School Graduate joins U.S. Department of Education as Senior Advisor
Carver Grad Beating-the-Odds Success Story
John Hood, Carver High School Graduate Class of 2006, beats the odds to work at the South Pole.
Sports news, updates, and schedules
Looking to purchase tickets for our football or basketball games? Are you looking to see the schedule of other sports? Wanting to stay in the loop with student-athlete achievements?
Please click on this link to access our athletics’ sports pages!
Click this link to see our weekly athletics newsletter!
Upcoming Athletic Events
Basketball Season Updates
TICKET SALES
*Game tickets are available at www.gofan.co
*Spectators must show their ticket for access to the gym
*DO NOT validate tickets prior to arriving at the game. Tickets will be validated by event staff.
*Tickets that are redeemed or validated in advance will not be accepted
GHSA PASSES
*GHSA digital passes will be honored for the passholder plus one guest. Additional guests need a ticket.
*The pass gate is located near the front entrance to the gym.
GAME DAY
*All spectators will enter the campus from 3100 8th St
*Gates will open at 4:00pm. Spectators will not be allowed to leave and re-enter the gym.
*Gate workers will validate tickets prior to entering the gym.
*Metal detector screening is required at the entrance of the facility.
*No bookbags allowed by spectators. Only the coaches and players with the teams are allowed to bring in equipment bags and bookbags.
Seniors and Senior Parents/Guardians
Please check the senior page for news and upcoming dates for the Class of 2024.
S.T.E.M Magnet
Information is key to success in the Magnet program. If enrolled, please click under this tab for dates, requirements, and other important information!
Seniors
Are you interested in Work-based Learning? Are you in need of graduation information? Please go under this page for more information!
Counseling
Need help with scheduling or ensuring you are on track for graduation? Please visit our Counseling page for more information!
School News
Want the latest in school news? Want to stay up to date with school event? Please visit our School News page.
Parents
Attention Parents! Please use our Parents tab to stay up to date with Title I information and important meetings.
W.O.R.K.S
The W.O.R.K.S Program is a major component of our students’ success here at Carver High School. This program focuses on Working on Refocusing, Redefining, and Realigning Kids Successfully. For more information about this program, click here.
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Click HERE to access G.W. Carver High School Student Handbook
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Carver High School Faculty and Staff
R.O.A.R
S.T.E.M Magnet
Welcome to the Science/Technology/Engineering/Mathematics Magnet Program of George Washington Carver High School. The STEM Magnet Program is a program designed to equip our youth with the skills needed to be proficient and prepared for a post-secondary study and the 21st century workforce. Integrating the four composite areas of science, technology, engineering and math will ensure that our students can solve tough problems, gather and evaluate evidence, and analyze information. The STEM Magnet Program is a rigorous, project-based program but also includes educational field trips that offer our students opportunities to learn more about STEM related careers. Each magnet student is to fulfill all magnet requirements as well as participate in extracurricular and community activities. Here at George Washington Carver High School, we believe that communication is the key to a successful experience and together parents/guardians, students and teachers will be more successful when we work as a team.
Carver High School 23-24 Bell Schedule
Carver High School 23-24 Advisement Bell Schedule
Carver High School Advisement FIrst Bell Schedule 23-24
September Students of the Month
Character Words of the Month from Guidance!
October – RESPECT
Showing regard for the worth of self, others, or something
Week 9: Respect for Self – The respect you show to others (or lack thereof) is an immediate reflection on your self-respect.
Week 10: Respect for Others – Show respect to others even when they don’t deserve it. Respect is a reflection of your character, not theirs.
Week 11: Respect for Authority – Be selective in your battles, sometimes peace is better than being right.
Week 12: Respect for Learning – Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.
Chromebooks
”All students have been issued a Chromebook (to include Case and Charger) to use during the school day. Students must be responsible for their Chromebook/Case/Charger at all times. In an effort to be good stewards of taxpayer dollars, students must be responsible for the care of their Chromebook and not damage it in any way. Chromebooks are to be carried in a case at all times when not in use. Students who damage Chromebooks and/or accessories can be assessed a replacement fee as per Board (see MCSD Board Policy JS: Student Fees, Fines, and Charges).”
Care and Use of School Property – Chromebooks, Textbooks, and Media Center Checkouts
Students will be held responsible for the proper care of all books, supplies, Chromebooks, and accessories or equipment furnished to them by the school. A student who defaces, damages, or loses school property shall be required to pay for the damage or loss(see MCSD Board Policy JS: Student Fees, Fines, and Charges).
Please Note: A Parent/Student must pay all fees and fines owed to the school in a timely fashion. Parent/Student must clear all fines or fees during the year the fines are assessed. Fines must be paid/cleared where they were assessed and before moving to the next level in school.
Attention Parents and students!
Please utilize these resources to access grades, school-based applications, and to stay up to date with the news within Muscogee County School District.
Tardy Progression Plan
Tardiness to School
1. All students must be in their class before the 8:45 a.m. bell or be considered tardy to school.
-Tardiness will be unexcused unless the student has a doctor’s note or court document.
-Oversleeping, car trouble, running errands, missing the bus, dress code violations, etc. are unexcused.
2. Students checking in after 10:00 a.m. without a doctor’s note or court document must be accompanied by a parent. If the student is not accompanied by a parent, he/she will be placed in ISI for the remainder of the day.
3. Students may not check in after 12:00pm without a valid excuse or with parent/ guardian.
4. Tardy students who fail to check in through the Attendance Office prior to going to class
will be skipping and will be dealt with accordingly.
Students will receive the following consequences for unexcused tardiness to
school:
• Consequences that will be implemented:
a. Thursday School
b. Referral to School Social Worker
c. Loss of credit
d. Return to home school for:
e. (Hardships, Magnet & Open Seat Transfers)
Student and Parent Resources
