A former Greenfield student, Isaac McAdams, is studying Nuclear Engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology and was home for Thanksgiving. He came in to share with Mrs. Ambuel’s 6th Graders a lesson on Nuclear Energy.
Today was Mrs. George and Mrs. Pembrook's annual 2nd Grade Thanksgiving Feast. Thank you to all the parents who provided food and who were able to help.
Congratulations to this year's Literary students on an outstanding job!
High School Fall Sports Banquet scheduled for December 4 has been postponed. Information will follow when a new date is set.
Pre-K has a special helper this quarter. Today he read them a story. They all love having him.
GNW Lady Tigers HS Girls' Basketball game vs. Carlinville on Tuesday, 11/26 will start at 6:15PM with JV game, followed by varsity game.
Thank you to all who took time to donate blood at the GHS Student Council/American Red Cross Blood Drive last week. We collected 47 units and have a great start towards scholarship dollars for the Class of 2025. There will be another drive in March - hope to see you there.
Vacancy - District Custodian
Vacancy - Teacher Aide (One-On-One)
No Wellness Workshop today!
Updated Board Meeting Schedule
Vacancy - High School Head Cheer Coach
Natalie has now reached 200 AR points, so Mrs. Jackson got her another book of her choice. She still has the most points of everyone in the school.
The PTO pie orders will be available for pick up tonight prior to the PTO Meeting. The PTO meeting is tonight at 6:00 in the Elementary cafeteria.
Honor Roll Breakfast - congratulations to all our Honor Roll Students!
Greene-Calhoun CEO Harvest Banquet and Bids dinner was last night at Walnut Hall. Beautiful venue, wonderful food and great fun. GHS students Evie White, Hailey Loy and Lucy Rives are part of the program this year.
GHS students - Addison Wright, Evie White, Hailey Loy and Lillee Springman along with teacher Julie Williams attended the Future Teachers Conference held at SIUE on Friday.
Please turn in all Mental Health Screening consent forms ASAP. This is a great screening opportunity for students 6th-12th grade and is free! The screening will not only help individuals, it will also help identify where extra mental health support is needed throughout the school district.
Red Cross/GHS Student Council Blood Drive is next week. Log in to redcrossblood.org or call GHS to schedule an appointment. Donations save lives and generate scholarship money. Please donate
