Mrs. Jeffreys's science classes had the opportunity to visit the Ag shop to connect their chemical bonding lessons with welding. The students had a great time learning about the welding process and touring the shop!
It was time for our annual 6th grade pancake breakfast! 6th Grade ELA students recently finished their novel study over Hoot by Carl Hiaasen. The setting for Hoot is a construction site of a future pancake house. To celebrate the completion of the novel, students enjoyed watching the movie adaptation while Mrs. Hickman served up short stacks. It's a good day to be in 6th grade! 🍮
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At Pre-K STEM Night, students and families built towers, then had fun knocking them down! They also made race cars out of boxes as well as several other STEM activities.
Kayla McKenzie Martin, a GHS alumna, visited preschool to discuss dental hygiene with the students! She works as a dental assistant for Jordan Valley Dental.
Reminder - Greenfield R-IV will be in session Monday, February 13th - Thursday, February 16th, next week. There will not be school on Friday, February 17th of next week or Monday, February 20th. This is a scheduled 4 day weekend on the school calendar. There are two additional four day weekends on the calendar, one in March and one in April.
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Next week (Feb. 7-10), join us in cheering on the Chiefs as they head to the Superbowl! Let's gooooo!!!
Greenfield Preschool and Parents as Teachers will be hosting their annual STEM Night on February 8 from 5:30 - 6:30 PM. The gym doors on Garrett St. will be open for the event. STEM activities will be set up for families of children aged 2 - Pre-K 5.
Due to poor road conditions, the Greenfield R-IV School District will be closed Tuesday, January 31st. Vo-Tech students will not travel to Lamar.
Today’s Professional Development day for Greenfield R-IV faculty has been canceled due to icy road conditions.
Photos from yesterday's senior citizen themed day at Greenfield Elementary.
We hope Gertrude never got lost in the hallways!!
Due to winter weather, the Greenfield R-IV School District will be closed Wednesday, January 25th
If you have not been receiving text alerts this school year as a parent, please check with your child's building secretary to make sure your number is current in our system. If it is, it's possible that you may have accidentally opted out of receiving texts from us. Our texts come from a shared number, so you may have opted out from another organization's texts and inadvertently opted out of ours as well. To fix this, text START to 98900. This will allow you to opt back in.
If you have any further trouble, please contact Kristi Blankenship, Greenfield R-IV technology coordinator to troubleshoot the issue. kblankenship@greenfieldr4.org 417-637-5321 x1333
Greenfield alumni shirts will be available for purchase during the games this Friday night, Jan. 27 from 5:30 - 8:30 PM. Shirts were made by Greenfield alumnus Wayne Wilson. Proceeds will go to GHS FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America).
Courtwarming Spirit Week will take place next week. Both buildings will have the same themes. Show us your spirit next week, #W1ldcats!!
Families had lots of messy fun last night at preschool's sensory night!
Preschool students enjoyed the snowfall this morning!
Greenfield Elementary will be offering kindergarten readiness evenings. These events are to introduce families to our building and faculty prior to their student's Kindergarten year. The first event will be a tour with Mr. Land of the library and computer lab. He will also introduce you to our Accelerated Reader program.
If you have a child beginning Kindergarten in the 2023-2024 school year, you are welcome to attend, along with your child.
We hope to see you there!
Come on out for Messy Night!!
Learn more and sign up for Patrick Mahomes's Read for 15 Challenge!
www.15andthemahomies.org/programs/read-for-15
6th Grade ELA students have finished their book report Christmas tree! Students selected a favorite book of their choice and created ornament book reports. These reports presented like a flip page book and identified story elements such as characters, setting, theme, conflict, and of course a five star review rating with overview. The students worked hard and it was fun to see all of the different book selections that are popular in grade 6 this year!
