Here they are-your Fair Play Tournament Champions! Congratulations to Elif Benzer, Gia Lutomske, and Alyssa Newman for making the All-Tournament Team! Great job, Coach Percival and the Lady Jays!
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"The Lab Report" is published! Check out our broadcast journalism class!
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Congratulations to Samantha Schneider! On our Co-Op Softball Team she was named All-District and 2nd Team All-Region! Way to go, Sam!
Dr. William Meadows and Keito visited the first-grade classroom to share Native American artifacts! Thank you, Keito and Dr. Meadows!
Third grade science with Mrs. Atkinson got to have special guest, Zoe’s pony, “Panda” in yesterday! She was our lovely model while discussing genetic and environmental traits today. I believe Panda may need a part time job here patrolling carline Officer Long!
High school boys showed off their basket-weaving skills from art class!
Dr. Hammerschmidt’s first grade class and Mrs. Gray’s third grade class collaborated with Dr. Chloe Bolyard and Dr. Fogle’s ELE410 class. It is a university education class where the university students teach and make lesson plans for the Greenwood first and third grade classes.
Fourth graders got the opportunity to go underground!! Surrounded by limestone pillars, they learned about how limestone is mined and warehouses are created in Springfield Underground for storage.
Hedgehog of the week is Zoey!
Victoria celebrating reading by enjoying her Brahm's Award!
Greenwood Blue Jays were in the MSU Homecoming Parade! This was their first time under Dr. Slater's direction that the band has been a part of the MSU Homecoming parade. They did such a good job! Go Blue Jays!
4th grade scientists dug like paleontologists looking for fossils!
3rd grade scientists learned how different bird beaks eat food and the diets of different birds!
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2nd grade scientists made three-story towers of everyday materials to understand how they serve a purpose in our lives and the basics of strong construction designs.
Second graders explored the wonders underground on a field trip to Fantastic Caverns!
Congratulations to Cale Leavitt (8th grade)!!!
