Programs

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Agriculture

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Art

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Athletics

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Automechanics

Business Law
Business Law

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CTE

Career Technical Education

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Cosmetology

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Cultural Studies

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Drama

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Health Sciences

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Hospitality and Tourism

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Media & Journalism

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Music

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Welding

GCCS Spotlight

Agricultuer
Harry Lee, an ECHS student & four-year competitor in NMSU’s Agriculture Youth Competitions, earned 3rd place in Agri-Science for his innovative research on improving plant growth. His work aims to address food shortages and promote sustainable, year-round farming practices.
Harry Lee, Student at ECHS
Dr. Pham
Dr. Fiona Pham, a passionate math teacher at Early College High School, inspires students through patience, dedication, and deep understanding. Known as both mentor and educator, she strives to prepare students for future success while shaping confident, curious learners.
Dr. Fiona Pham, Teacher
Pirates Supporting Pirates
"Angry Jack Football (is) in support of the GHS Band and Choir," head football coach Steve Brown said, "Students supporting students. Gotta love it! "The Fall Spectacular, which lasted over an hour, show-cased the talents of each group.
GHS Football
Custodial Crew
Every day, the GHS custodians work tirelessly behind the scenes to keep our school safe, clean, and welcoming for students, teachers, and visitors. From early mornings to late afternoons, their dedication doesn’t go unnoticed. Thank you for all that you do.
GHS Custodians
Students
Recently, students in Denise Kyer’s art classes had opportunities to learn hands-on with various projects. Ms. Kyer’s classes worked on pinch pot monsters. Once the clay dries, it is ready to be painted or glazed over.
Denise Kyer's Students