Last day to order your elementary yearbook!
Join us on March 17th from 5:00-6:30pm for a free fun-filled evening! Bring your completed reading logs to receive a prize. Every student will go home with at least one book!
We can't wait to see you there!
Prom Perfect is an event hosted by Newport Assembly Of God and BOLO Outreach that offers students in Pennsylvania a variety of prom dresses 👗, shoes 👠, accessories 💎, suits 🤵, ties 👔, and even onsite alterations ✂️ — all FREE of charge 🎉
📝 No pre-registration necessary.
💖 All teens welcome!
📅 Event Dates & Times:
📍 March 12 – Thursday | 3pm – 8pm
📍 March 13 – Friday | 3pm – 8pm
📍 March 14 – Saturday | 8am – 1pm
📍 Location:
Family Life Center
27 W. Shortcut Rd.
Newport, PA 17074
PIAA District III Class 1A Girls Basketball
5th Place Game
Game Details:
Conestoga Christian at Greenwood
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
7:00 PM start
Doors Open at 6:00 pm
Tickets are available here:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/piaad3/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzE3NTY%3D
Cash sales will be exact change only — $8 for all ages.
Congratulations to Greenwood Middle/High School 2nd Marking Period Students of the Quarter:
12th Grade: Blake Harper and Caroline Hartley
11th Grade: Wyatt Has and Abigail Brightbill
10th Grade: Gunnar Hartley and Emma Johnson
9th Grade: Josef Cuccia and Aubrey Keller
8th Grade: Levi Morgan and Danielle Turnbaugh
7th Grade: Coen McKee and Genevieve Cuccia
6th Grade: Ian Wingert and Nina Wetzel
Congratulations to Cumberland-Perry Career and Technical Center 2nd Marking Period Students of the Quarter:
Greg Turnbaugh: Logistics and Warehouse Management 1
Good afternoon,
Please note a schedule change for this evening’s Class 1A Girls Consolation Basketball game.
The game between Harrisburg Academy and Greenwood, originally scheduled for 7:00 PM, has been moved up to a 6:00 PM tip-off.
Doors Open at 5:00 pm
Updated Game Details:
Harrisburg Academy at Greenwood
Monday, February 23, 2026
6:00 PM start
Tickets are available here:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/piaad3/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzE3NTY%3D
Cash sales will be exact change only — $8 for all ages.
Thank you.
Greenwood will be selling our "HOME apparel to support student activities across the district. Sale ends March 1st.
https://stores.inksoft.com/greenwood_home_apparel/shop/home
Order your ELEMENTARY YEARBOOK today!
Visit https://shop.memorybook.com/login to place your order.
Cost: $15
Orders due by March 9th
We raised about half of our goal for Greenwood's American Heart Association’s Kids Heart Challenge! Get ready to help save lives! Sign up today and earn your wristband!
Through Finn’s Mission, you’ll learn the lifesaving skill of Hands-Only CPR and how to recognize a stroke. Here are the next steps to take today and be one of the first to complete your mission:
Sign Up HERE and download the free “AHA Schools” app.
Raise funds to help kids with special hearts and start earning thank-you gifts.
Complete Finn’s Mission: Learn Hands-Only CPR, earn your lifesavers cape and be entered to win two Super Bowl tickets!
Now is the time to join our team! We need your help to reach our goal.
Help create a community of lifesavers this year!
During the visit, administrators provided an overview of the district’s current initiatives, including ongoing capital planning, instructional priorities, and efforts to ensure that facilities align with the district’s educational vision. The Comprehensive Masterplan is a roadmap designed to enhance learning environments, strengthen infrastructure, and support the district’s commitment to equitable opportunities for all students.
On a day where water infrastructure issues cancelled school, eight Greenwood students still woke up early and traveled to Harrisburg to tour the IBEW Electrical Union and the Local 520 Plumbers & Pipefitters Union Training Facilities. Students from Greenwood, Newport, and West Perry learned about the benefits of joining an apprenticeship program and got to do some hands on simulations. Instructors told them about the opportunities available to them if they chose to enter one of these or other related fields. Both unions were gracious with their time and facilities to give students an insight into the rise in the demand for these careers in our area.
Students in Greenwood's Theater Arts class wrote original scripts and submitted them to the Hershey Theater Apollo Awards for adjudication. We are proud to announce that senior Lydia Lower has been nominated for Outstanding Student Playwright, and junior Quinlin McAllister was awarded Honorable Mention in the same category. Congratulations to these students on this tremendous accomplishment!
