Don't forget to stop by the GHS Greenhouse! We have plenty of beautiful plants ready to go for Mother's Day or any other occasion.
Hours:
Tues.-Thurs. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Fri. 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Hours:
Tues.-Thurs. 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Fri. 8:00 am - 6:00 pm
***SCHEDULE UPDATE***
Baseball is still on at Miller for a 4:00 start. With the potential of rain, times may be pushed back. However, as of now, it's still on as scheduled.
***SCHEDULE UPDATES***
Today's softball game @ Hume has been canceled due to poor field conditions. Girls will have practice will be at our field.
Today's track meet has been canceled as well due to forecasted weather.
A separate post will be made once an update is given on Miller's baseball tournament tonight.
The date originally published for play day has been changed. We will be doing play date on Tuesday, May 19 at the elementary. Wildcat chat has been corrected: https://app.smore.com/n/ph9b26
Hello Wildcat Families!
At our upcoming meet on 5/5, we will be hosting a fundraiser for Laura Kruger, former Greenfield employee and current Walnut Grove track coach as she is currently battling breast cancer. All proceeds from this effort will go directly to the Kruger family to help with medical expenses.
Here are the details of what we will be doing:
Gate Admission: Donation-based entry ($2 minimum)
Bake Sale: Available on-site during the meet
Coaches Shot Put Competition:
We will be hosting a fun competition for coaches, where spectators can “vote” for who they think will win by placing donations into that coach’s bucket.
We believe this is a great way to support a member of our track family while also bringing some added energy and community to the meet.
Thank you in advance for your support, and please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
At our upcoming meet on 5/5, we will be hosting a fundraiser for Laura Kruger, former Greenfield employee and current Walnut Grove track coach as she is currently battling breast cancer. All proceeds from this effort will go directly to the Kruger family to help with medical expenses.
Here are the details of what we will be doing:
Gate Admission: Donation-based entry ($2 minimum)
Bake Sale: Available on-site during the meet
Coaches Shot Put Competition:
We will be hosting a fun competition for coaches, where spectators can “vote” for who they think will win by placing donations into that coach’s bucket.
We believe this is a great way to support a member of our track family while also bringing some added energy and community to the meet.
Thank you in advance for your support, and please feel free to reach out if you have any questions.
Sorry for the short notice on this addition. I've been working all week trying to get a game for baseball since their previous opponents canceled us to make up their conference games. Varsity Baseball will now play at Ash Grove against their JV tomorrow 5/1. This will follow AG's varsity game against Hermitage. This will be a full game. 5:00 SB @ Ash Grove JV to follow 6:00 BB @ Ash Grove Varsity only Email me with any questions. Mr. Long
Check out all of the end-of-year activities coming up in May!
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FCCLA Community Blood Drive at Greenfield High School, Friday, May 1st.
Help us reach our goal of 25 donations - every donation supports life-saving care and helps our students earn scholarship money!
All donors will receive a FREE t-shirt AND a Fun Pass worth over $245 that includes access to local attractions like bowling, water park fun, and more!
See below for more information and to sign up online!
Due to poor field conditions, tonight's baseball game at New Heights is canceled and will not be made up.
Here are the events for this week. Go Wildcats!
SATURDAY 4/25 @ OZARK MOUNTAIN SPORTS COMPLEX
(4400 N. 19TH ST. OZARK, MO)
9:00 GREENFIELD VS GALENA
11:00 GREENFIELD VS SARCOXIE
1:00 GALENA VS SARCOXIE
(4400 N. 19TH ST. OZARK, MO)
9:00 GREENFIELD VS GALENA
11:00 GREENFIELD VS SARCOXIE
1:00 GALENA VS SARCOXIE
Starting Tuesday, 4/28, all plants in the greenhouse will be at a discounted rate.
We will be open Tues-Fri, 8-4. If you need earlier or later please reach out to Mrs. Tate (jtate@greenfieldr4.org).
Help us clear out the greenhouse so that renovations can begin. Thank you so much for supporting the Greenfield Ag Department!
We will be open Tues-Fri, 8-4. If you need earlier or later please reach out to Mrs. Tate (jtate@greenfieldr4.org).
Help us clear out the greenhouse so that renovations can begin. Thank you so much for supporting the Greenfield Ag Department!
FCCLA Community Blood Drive at Greenfield High School, Friday, May 1st.
Help us reach our goal of 25 donations - every donation supports life-saving care and helps our students earn scholarship money!
All donors will receive a FREE t-shirt AND a Fun Pass worth over $245 that includes access to local attractions like bowling, water park fun, and more!
See below for more information and to sign up online!
Help us reach our goal of 25 donations - every donation supports life-saving care and helps our students earn scholarship money!
All donors will receive a FREE t-shirt AND a Fun Pass worth over $245 that includes access to local attractions like bowling, water park fun, and more!
See below for more information and to sign up online!
We proudly present the best administrative assistants in the galaxy! We are blessed to have Debby and Mindy on our team!
Due to losing several games this year to weather, we have added a SB game at Wheaton tomorrow at 5:30.
Tonight's BB senior night recognition will take place right before first pitch. Approximately 4:50 PM.
The Greenfield School District is hiring for the 2026-2027 school year!
See open positions in attached image.
MAP Testing Information for Parents
Greenfield Elementary and Junior High are scheduled to begin MAP testing on May 5, 2026. The last day of testing is May 8, 2026.
It is very important for students to be at school on time during testing. We start each day at 8 a.m. All students in grades 3-8 will be taking the MAP test.
New this year-The student from each grade in grades 4-8 that shows the most growth on the MAP will be rewarded with a $50 Visa card!!!
How to get students ready for the test:
Be at school on time, ready to go!
Have a regular bedtime routine. Students in elementary school need a minimum of 9 hours of sleep per night. Junior High students need a minimum of 8 hours of sleep per night. Make sure your students are not up late playing video games.
Eat a healthy breakfast-as always, breakfast is free so every student has the opportunity to eat breakfast before testing.
Avoid scheduling appointments during days your student is testing.
We provide all tools needed for the test including the Chromebook, note paper, pencils, and state tool sheets. The only thing the students need to provide is a positive attitude.
Score reports for MAP testing will be available at our first student/parent/teacher conferences in October.
Here is a letter from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education that explains more about the MAP test.
The Missouri Assessment Program Grade-Level Assessments (MAP) are designed to measure academic progress and proficiency. Students in grades 3-8 participate in assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Students in 5th & 8th grade will be assessed in Science, and students in 4th grade will be assessed in writing.
Grade-Level Assessments include:
A variety of text including short stories, poems, dialogues, magazine articles, charts,and tables.Students need to be able to read a wide variety of texts ranging from road signs to restaurant menus, comic books to classics.
Selected Response ( multiple choice) questions composed of a question followed by a series of possible responses. Students must select the correct response or responses.
Constructed Response or Short Text items require students to supply an appropriate response rather than making a selection from a list of choices.
Performance Tasks/Events allow students to work through more complicated items using real world scenarios.
Writing Task items require students to write either narrative, information/explanatory or opinion/argumentative essays.
The Grade-Level Assessments evaluate student progress toward the Missouri Learning Standards. Missouri Learning Standards define the knowledge and skills students need in each grade level and course for success in college, careers, and other post-secondary training. These expectations are aligned to the Show-Me Standards, which define what all Missouri high school graduates should know and be able to do. Find more information about the standards at
https://dese.mo.gov/college-career-readiness/curriculum/mls-for-parents.
The results of the Grade-Level Assessments are used to identify areas of strength and growth for each student, and provide information to help guide the instruction and curriculum in classrooms. In addition, the results are used to create a school and district accountability report published by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). The Grade-Level Assessments provide an important snapshot of each student's academic progress and can help inform our instruction.
Greenfield Elementary and Junior High are scheduled to begin MAP testing on May 5, 2026. The last day of testing is May 8, 2026.
It is very important for students to be at school on time during testing. We start each day at 8 a.m. All students in grades 3-8 will be taking the MAP test.
New this year-The student from each grade in grades 4-8 that shows the most growth on the MAP will be rewarded with a $50 Visa card!!!
How to get students ready for the test:
Be at school on time, ready to go!
Have a regular bedtime routine. Students in elementary school need a minimum of 9 hours of sleep per night. Junior High students need a minimum of 8 hours of sleep per night. Make sure your students are not up late playing video games.
Eat a healthy breakfast-as always, breakfast is free so every student has the opportunity to eat breakfast before testing.
Avoid scheduling appointments during days your student is testing.
We provide all tools needed for the test including the Chromebook, note paper, pencils, and state tool sheets. The only thing the students need to provide is a positive attitude.
Score reports for MAP testing will be available at our first student/parent/teacher conferences in October.
Here is a letter from the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education that explains more about the MAP test.
The Missouri Assessment Program Grade-Level Assessments (MAP) are designed to measure academic progress and proficiency. Students in grades 3-8 participate in assessments in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Students in 5th & 8th grade will be assessed in Science, and students in 4th grade will be assessed in writing.
Grade-Level Assessments include:
A variety of text including short stories, poems, dialogues, magazine articles, charts,and tables.Students need to be able to read a wide variety of texts ranging from road signs to restaurant menus, comic books to classics.
Selected Response ( multiple choice) questions composed of a question followed by a series of possible responses. Students must select the correct response or responses.
Constructed Response or Short Text items require students to supply an appropriate response rather than making a selection from a list of choices.
Performance Tasks/Events allow students to work through more complicated items using real world scenarios.
Writing Task items require students to write either narrative, information/explanatory or opinion/argumentative essays.
The Grade-Level Assessments evaluate student progress toward the Missouri Learning Standards. Missouri Learning Standards define the knowledge and skills students need in each grade level and course for success in college, careers, and other post-secondary training. These expectations are aligned to the Show-Me Standards, which define what all Missouri high school graduates should know and be able to do. Find more information about the standards at
https://dese.mo.gov/college-career-readiness/curriculum/mls-for-parents.
The results of the Grade-Level Assessments are used to identify areas of strength and growth for each student, and provide information to help guide the instruction and curriculum in classrooms. In addition, the results are used to create a school and district accountability report published by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). The Grade-Level Assessments provide an important snapshot of each student's academic progress and can help inform our instruction.
There will be no concessions at tonight's softball game vs Pleasant Hope.
Wildcat Community,
We want to inform you that a medical situation occurred at school today. As a precautionary measure, emergency protocols were followed to ensure the safety and well-being of everyone involved.