Weekly Schedule

Message from the Office

Beginning April 9, 2026, FACTS will begin requiring multi-factor authentication (MFA) for all non-student users when logging into your online account to access FACTS SIS. 

MFA will not be required for students to login to FACTS. 

FACTS recommends that all users utilize a free authenticator app, such as Authy, Microsoft Authenticator, or Google Authenticator, or receive an authentication email containing a unique code. If you have any questions related to the process, please contact FACTS at 866.441.4637  

Here are some links to guide you through the process: The District Code for Gross Catholic is gross-ne.

MFA Login Process (English)

MFA Login Process (Spanish)

Gross Catholic will no longer be able to directly assist with adult login issues. Please use links on the login page or contact FACTS directly.

Senior Alert: GCGMAIL Deactivation -- Action Required by June 1st

Senior accounts will be deactivated on June 1st. To ensure you don't lose your files or lose touch with your contacts, please complete the following:

• Migrate Your Data: Check your inbox for instructions from GC Tech on how to transfer your data.
• Update Your Contacts: Provide your personal email to anyone who may need to reach you after graduation (employers, colleges, scholarships, etc.).

Cougar Community

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Counselor's Corner

Important Dates for Seniors!

Deadline to submit Scholarships for Recognition Day:  Wednesday April 8th.

Keep submitting scholarships even AFTER this date! Additional scholarships will be listed in the graduation program.

• Recognition Day: Tuesday, April 28th
• Senior Exams: Monday May 4th - Wednesday May 6th
• Deadline to submit Scholarship and College/Career Info for Graduation Program: Wednesday May 6th
• Baccalaureate Mass: Friday May 15th
• Graduation: Monday May 18th

IMPORTANT PROM INFORMATION

It is our top priority to ensure the safety of all students at Prom.  To assist in accomplishing this, we will be conducting breathalyzer tests upon students' arrival to prom and again prior to their departure from prom.  

Any student who fails the breathalyzer test upon arrival, will be cited and a parent will be contacted to come pick them up. Additional consequences from the school will follow the student handbook and could include suspension or expulsion.

If a student fails the breathalyzer test prior to departure, they will be cited and held until a parent arrives to pick them up. Additional consequences from the school will follow the student handbook and could include suspension or expulsion.

Attendance

Students must arrive at the dance by 8:00. If students want to leave before 10:30, a parent will be called and asked to give permission. Students may leave after 10:30 without a parent phone call.

Dress Code Reminder - per student handbook

Page 19/20 in Student Handbook

• Formal Dance Dress Code

Homecoming and Prom are formal events where formal dress and behavior are expected. Students must adhere to the following dress code at all school dances. School officials will be at the entrance and will turn away students that are inappropriately dressed.

• At formal dances, formal attire is to be worn. Strapless gowns and gowns with spaghetti straps are permitted provided they do not exhibit exaggerated cleavage. Dresses that are BOTH backless and sideless are not acceptable. A dress must cover a females’ sides and must be above the waistline in the back. No transparent clothing is acceptable. 
• Scarf-type tops with only string closures in the back and tops that show bare midriff are not allowed. 
• Skirts or dresses must be at or below the students’ fingertips when their arms are naturally rested at their sides. Excessively tight dresses and skirts are prohibited as they do “ride up” while students are dancing. Slits in dresses must not exceed the fingertip rule. 
• See through clothing of any type is prohibited.
• Men must keep their shirts on and buttoned. Undergarments are not appropriate outerwear for a dance. 
• No hats

 Final decisions about appropriate attire are at the administration’s discretion. Gross Catholic appreciates the cooperation of our school families as we work together to train our students for future success and the appreciation of their human dignity. At all times, Gross Catholic reserves the right to determine what constitutes proper dress code in accordance with good taste and modest, contemporary standards for a Catholic high school.

Please contact Julie McNamara with questions. jmcnamara@gcgmail.org

Campus Ministry

Check out our April edition of the Marianist Moments Newsletter

Brought to you by our Marianist Integration Team

Athletics & Activities News

Spring Sports Senior Nights

Monday, Apr. 20th 

• Girls soccer senior night before their 4:30 home game vs Concordia
• Baseball senior night before their 5:00 home game vs Platteview

Tuesday, Apr. 21

• Boys soccer senior night before their 4:30 home game vs Ralston
• Boys golf senior night at halftime of the boys home game vs Ralston

Thursday Apr. 23

• Track and Field senior night at halftime of the boys 4:30 soccer home game vs Skutt

Tuesday, May 5

• Girls tennis senior night before their 4:00 dual vs Roncalli at Orchard Park

Gross Catholic summer camps have it all!

From sports to STEM to art —Gross Catholic camps for K–9 have something for every interest.

Try new things and make new friends!