Get ready Elementary Wildcats! Monday is a ROAR Rally!!!
Elementary Santa's Gift Shop
Tuesday, December 3rd through Friday, December 6th
Schedule:
12/3: Potts, Seibert, Pauling, Page, Bucher, Kauffman, Pre-School
12/4: Blair, Johnson, T. Smith, Weger, Rumberger, Weller
12/5: S. Smith, Gantt, Anderson, Fegley, Lesh
12/6: Montanez
Work-based Learning Opportunities Galore! Check out our high school students who received hands-on experiences at three separate events in November. Students attended a Manufacturers' Expo, a Hospitality Workshop, and the Independent Electrical Contractor's Lab Day.
Interested in upcoming career events? Check out our Career Planning section on the Counseling webpage: https://www.greenwoodsd.org/page/middle-high-school-counseling
All students in grades K-5 had the opportunity to taste test different varieties of baby greens and lettuce grown from seeds in our Tower Garden during STEM class. Lots of thumbs up! We can't wait to grow more!🌱🪴
Thank you for the donations of paper plates, forks, napkins, and salad dressings!
Greenwood School District is currently seeking qualified individuals to apply for our open Director of Special Education position.
9th Graders have been going through the part-time job hiring process by completing job applications, practing interviews and a final interview with an 11th Grader.
7th graders calculated the average speed of their matchbox cars down a ramp to determine who had the fastest car in the class!
Don’t miss out! Middle School/High School yearbooks are on sale NOW! Capture all the memories of this school year by purchasing today! The price increases on 11/16. Order at www.jostens.com
Recently, Juniata Valley Bank presented a grant check for $2,000 to Greenwood Middle/High School which will be used to procure additional instructional technology!
IT'S HERE!! The Book Fair starts TODAY! Students will shop this week during their regularly schedule library classes. Don't forget--you can also shop online and get a jump start on your Christmas shopping!
https://bookfairs.scholastic.com/bf/greenwoodelementaryschool32
Join us for our annual Veterans Day Program
Thank you for the donations we have received so far in support of the STEM classroom and the Makerspace. We are still in need of several items. If you'd like to bring in donations during conferences this week, there will be tables set up in the LGI where donations can be placed. Thank you so much for supporting our future innovators and creative thinkers!
The Greenwood School Counselors hosted their biannual School Counseling Advisory Council this morning with school staff, community partners, students, and parents. They spent time sharing about their role, goals, and received feedback on how to improve the School Counseling program to serve all students!
Students in 10th grade English reviewed their reading of George Orwell's "Animal Farm" by creating tableaux or "snapshots" of key scenes. They worked in teams to plan their scenes and perform them for the class. They were not only reviewing the literature, but also exercising creativity and cooperation.
We are off to a great start with our cereal box collection. We have 44 boxes of cereal so far. Remember...we are hoping to beat last year's record of 205 boxes! With conferences this week, it would be a great time to drop off your unopened boxes of cereal for our domino challenge! We will be collecting boxes up until December 19th.
We are officially ONE WEEK away from the start of the Book Fair. Students will shop according to the schedule shown. Book Fair flyers will be coming home throughout this week.
Yesterday, the Global Ag class used their passports to take a trip around the world to compare different counties around the world.
16 students participated in the Sports and Marketing Day with the 76ers and a tour of the Eagles stadium A case study and career panel was held before the game. One student got to shoot a foul shot on the court.
Greenwood Elementary invites all veterans to our program on November 11th to honor their service to our country.
Happy Halloween from Mrs. Ryberg's 6th graders! They are working hard on their spooky, scary Halloween narratives!
