After your application is approved, you will receive a welcome e-mail regarding acceptance. Once we have received your final transcripts/records from the previous school you can schedule an appointment with your school counselor.

To be dual enrollment eligible, students must be in at least 10th grade, must have ended the previous school year with a 3.0 cumulative GPA, and must be a US citizen.

Because our population has grown tremendously, we cannot guarantee a morning schedule for any student. Our only guarantee is that GCA athletes will be finished with class in time for practice when their sport is in season.

For Peer-Tutoring sign-up, please contact Brandon Wallace at bwallace@grayca.com.

The first point of contact for any class or classroom questions should be the teacher of that class. If conversing with the teacher via phone or email does not resolve the issue, please reach out to the school’s administration.

Students have the first FIVE days of any school year to drop or add classes. After the first five days, the SC State Department of Education will issue a WF (withdrawal fail) for any class that is dropped, and this will have a negative impact on the GPA.

Weight Training is mandatory throughout the school year if you are a GCA athlete. If you are not a GCA athlete, you may drop the class. Any special circumstances must be approved through our Athletic Director, Kevin Heise.

Unfortunately, counselors only take appointments for people who have completed the enrollment process and have been accepted to attend GCA. Counselors can take any initial questions you may have before enrollment via phone call or email.

Early graduation is only permitted for 2 reasons: A student will be leaving for military basic training during the spring semester or a student is required to enroll in college during the spring semester because of an athletic scholarship requirement.

GCA students are allowed to take any course through VirtualSC in the summer; however it must be preapproved by the school’s administration. This must also be a course that the school does not offer as a teacher-led course during the school year.

Per the school’s board and administrative policy, each student must take one online course, or career and technology education (CTE) course for the entire school year. Unfortunately, students do not have the option to drop this course unless they are enrolled in an alternative CTE course.

IGP meetings are held at different times for different grade levels:

Seniors: IGPs begin early September

Juniors: IGPs begin late September

Sophomores: IGPs begin mid January

Freshmen: IGPs begin mid February

8th Grade: IGPs begin mid March

You will receive IGP meeting information from your student’s counselor via email and/or the Wednesday Blast.

Ashley Hallman ahallman@grayca.com