The Lady Wildcats play tonight at Diamond Middle School vs. Lockwood. Let's go ladies!!!
Here is the Gem City Classic Girls Bracket. Go get 'em, girls!!
The Morrisville Boys Tournament bracket is now available. Let's go Wildcats!!
Mrs. McCready's Nutrition and Wellness class practiced their baking skills with the help of @kingarthurflour. Mrs. McCready's 8th grade students will be baking bread the week after Thanksgiving and giving half of their bread to the community. #bakeforgood
This a reminder that school will be in session Monday and Tuesday next week, November 22nd and 23rd.
School will not be in session Wednesday - Friday, November 24th, 25th, and 26th for Thanksgiving Break or Monday, November 29th.
The next day of attendance will be Tuesday, November 30th.
Last week, Greenfield High School sophomores had the opportunity to speak with students currently enrolled at Lamar Career & Technical Center (LCTC). Students at LCTC have the opportunity to study subjects such as automotive technology, welding, graphic design, health, carpentry, industrial technology, machine tool technology, business and agriculture. Sophomores were able to ask questions and explore their level of interest in programs offered at LCTC.
Please see details for Friday's JH girls basketball game @El Dorado. Let's go ladies!!
Please see details for Thursday's JH girls basketball game @Pleasant View. Come on out to support your Lady W1ldcats!
Congratulations to Marlie Wright, Trista Torres and Jasmine Feezell for making the All-District volleyball team! We are proud of you!!
Picture retakes are this Friday!
The Greenfield Scholar Bowl team had their first tournament in Houston, MO today. Next week, they are off to Clever, MO for their next invitational! The team is coached by Mrs. Jurgensmeyer.
As part of the Red Ribbon Week activities, there were assemblies to help teach students better decision making. Yesterday, army representatives did a presentation about the affects of bullying. Today, the National Guard spoke to students about the dangers of drunk driving. Students wore goggles designed to simulate intoxication and were asked to try to walk in a straight line. They were able to experience the effects of impairment to learn more about the dangers of drunk driving.
Tomorrow night's district play-in game vs. Osceola is at home! Kickoff is at 7:00 PM. See you there!!
There will be no admission charge to come out and support your W1ldcats at tonight's game in Appleton City. Let's go!!!
Next week is Red Ribbon Week! Red Ribbon Week is a celebration to promote making safe and healthy choices. Students will be encouraged to make a personal commitment to stay drug free!
Please note that the JHHS and elementary buildings have different themes!
Parents of Vo-Tech students in Lamar,
Lamar parent-teacher conferences will be October 26, 27 and 28. Please call 417-682-3384 to schedule a conference time.
Thursday's game will be at 5:30. Let's go W1ldcats!!!
Our Veterans Day assembly is approaching. We would like to honor the veterans you know by including them in our assembly slide show. Please email your photo, veteran name and branch of service to kblankenship@greenfieldr4.org by November 2. Thank you!
Take a peek into the classroom! Mrs. Jurgensmeyer's Forensic Science students participated in a laboratory activity in which they were testing over-the-counter medications and their properties for identification purposes. They were given 2 mystery powders and had to deduce which OTC medications they were testing. This course is new to Greenfield High School this year. Forensic Science is an inquiry-rich course that focuses on the practices and analyses of physical evidence found at crime scenes. Students use their knowledge to navigate their way through an actual crime scene presented virtually.
This week was National School Lunch Week! Students had opportunities to win prizes throughout the week and take photos. A special thank you to our cafeteria staff for the hard work that goes into feeding the students each day!
