News
Greenfield Junior High Shows Well at LAD Fair
On March 24, 2019, winners of the Language Arts Department of Southwest Missouri (LAD) Fair held at Willard High School were announced. At least twenty-three area...
Greenfield Track Welcomes New Head Coach
Greenfield Track season is underway and thrilled to showcase a new face in Head Coach, Olivia Dobbs. Dobbs comes from an extensive Track and Field background and has a...
Varsity Basketball Programs Host Wildcat Youth Camp
Greenfield High School Boys & Girls Basketball programs teamed up to host Wildcat Youth Basketball Camp, March 4th– 6th. Camp was open to any boys and girls...
Events
LIVE FEED
Greenfield Jr/Sr High
Reminder: The Greenfield R-IV School District will not be in session, Friday, April 19th, in viewing of Good Friday. We hope everyone enjoys the break and has a happy Easter. view image
Greenfield Athletics
High School Track will be competing at the Clever Invitational today, 4/18. Meet time: 3:30pm. GO BIG BLUE!
Greenfield Jr/Sr High
The Greenfield Chapter of the National Honor Society cordially invites you to the annual Induction of New Members, on Tuesday, May 14th, at 7pm. This ceremony will include the bestowal of gold honor cords to the graduating seniors, as well as the installation of next year's officers. A reception will follow in the cafeteria. We hope you can attend. view image
Greenfield Athletics
Pierce City Invitational Track Results - HIGH SCHOOL Boys - 7th Place Overall Daunte Stafford: High Jump- 1st @ 6'4 Triple Jump- 2nd @ 40'11 Shot Put- 5th @ 35'3 Blade Welch 110 High Hurdles- 4th @ 18:03 PR 300 Hurdles- 2nd @ 46:59 200 M Dash- 6th @ 25:71 Conner Lewandowski 200 M Dash- 25.22 Girls - 11th place Overall Elle Land 3200 M- 3rd @ 16:09:5 Adriauna Wallen High Jump- 1st @ 5'1
Greenfield Jr/Sr High
Juvenile Officer Jeremy Ruddick and Chief Tim Larkin were present at the High School this morning. Officer Ruddick and Chief Larkin held a prevention and informational assembly regarding the effects of juuling/vaping, trafficking, social media, and drugs/alcohol. These subjects of concern were openly discussed with grades 7 - 12. In today's society, teens are dealing with a number of pressures and issues that are becoming a prominent encounter of everyday life. The students were very attentive and engaged throughout the assembly. Thank you Officer Ruddick and Chief Larkin for taking the time out of your busy schedules to care about our kids! view image
