Greenfield Faculty and Staff said goodbye to summer break and reported to work, Tuesday, August 6th with refreshed spirits and eagerness for the school year. Over the course of the week, faculty took part in several professional development meetings, team building exercises, mandated training sessions, and classroom preparedness opportunities. The district will be... READ MORE >

Wrapping up the summer, Greenfield Varsity Basketball Teams and coaches hosted a two day elementary basketball camp geared towards boys and girls in grades 3rd - 6th. Over the course of two days, thirty-six youth athletes were in the gym for a total of 4.5 hours receiving hands on training with Varsity Wildcats. Permitting the High School Athletes to be "coaches of... READ MORE >

With August being just around the corner, we are getting more excited each day for our classrooms to be full of students. The most important note is that we are moving to a four-day school week, school will be in attendance Tuesday through Friday. With a new year about to begin, there also comes several changes to start times, policies, and other important... READ MORE >

With the 2018-2019 school year wrapping up this week, I wanted to share some final thoughts and highlight some moments from the past nine months. First, I would like to thank all our faculty and staff for their commitment each day to improving our student’s knowledge and creating an atmosphere that is positive. At the beginning of the year, we welcomed our new... READ MORE >

Ten top students from Greenfield Schools were selected to attend the Middle School Writing Conference at Missouri State University. The Darr Family Foundation made this opportunity possible along with the Center for Writing in College, Career and Community and the Ozarks Writing Project. Students participated in the opening session, which featured bestselling... READ MORE >

On May 9th, Greenfield High School hosted a job and career fair for students. The event featured fifteen area businesses or places of employment for juniors and seniors to visit with and five speakers from different professions for our freshman and sophomores to learn about. Students were able to gain interview skills, build connections with local businesses, or... READ MORE >

Samuel Judd’s first place formula poem from the Language Arts Department (LAD) Fair was chosen to be performed in the Dance-a-Poem program at the April 27, 2019, LAD Fair Program held at Willard High School. Samuel, an eighth grade student at Greenfield Jr. High, wrote his poem in his language arts class taught by Renee Burton. His first place poem, titled Once I... READ MORE >

Aiden Bowles, an eighth grader at Greenfield Jr. High, was honored on April 25, 2019, at the Writers Hall of Fame Student Awards Banquet for his award-winning poem, “The Pigs.” After Aiden’s limerick placed first in the 7-8 division of the Language Arts Department (LAD) contest, it was then chosen as the “best of the best” in strict formula poetry from six combined... READ MORE >

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 schools participated in the 7th and 8th division, including many large districts. Greenfield Jr. High students, taught by Mrs. Renee Burton, were very well represented earning 34 ribbons (31 individual... READ MORE >

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 plethora of knowledge, making this transition a smooth and exciting one for our Wildcat Athletes. Olivia Dobbs is familiar with the area as she grew up in Halfway, Missouri. In High School she... READ MORE >

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 in grades 3-6, free of charge, and was held directly after school in the Elementary Gym. Player turnout was exceptional boasting forty-nine youth athletes in attendance. ... READ MORE >

The Greenfield Wildcat Band has been invited to perform at the Missouri State Capitol as part of Fine Arts Education Day. The event is sponsored by The Missouri Alliance for Arts Education as part of Music In Our Schools Month. Bands and choirs from all over the state will be giving performances to advocate for the importance of music in Missouri public... READ MORE >

On February 26, 2019, Lauren Jones, upped her status from recruit to signee as she sat down to initial her Letter of Intent to attend Neosho County Community College. Lauren Jones, senior at Greenfield High School, decided to further her basketball career and after exploring her options landed with Coach JJ Davis and the Panthers. Neosho County is located in... READ MORE >

As the season began nearing the end, both Greenfield Basketball programs took the time to recognize its senior student athletes. Senior Night is a great time to showcase the commitments our seniors have put into the athletic program at Greenfield High School, as well as learn a bit more about their future as they prepare to continue to college or the... READ MORE >

Parents/Guardians and Community Members of the Greenfield R-4 School District: I hope that everyone had a great holiday season and the New Year has started off well. Our faculty and staff are excited to be back, with a strong focus on continuing to improve student motivation and relationships with each other and beginning to prepare for MAP and EOC testing coming... READ MORE >

On Monday, November 12th, the Greenfield R-4 School District paid tribute to the Veterans of Greenfield and Dade County. The annual event had a great turnout considering the early snowfall the area received that morning with sixteen veterans being in attendance, numerous community members, and students in grades five through twelve. The celebration was highlighted... READ MORE >

On November 1st, 8th grade students from Greenfield Junior High had the opportunity to visit the Missouri State Capitol. Trips to Jefferson City used to be a tradition for most school districts across the state, but increases in transportation costs and an increased emphasis on standardized test scores has caused many schools to abandon these types of trips. In... READ MORE >

Parents/Guardians, Community Members, and Visitors, We have made some office changes in the junior high and high school building. The JH/HS Principal office has moved to the front office across from the high school cafeteria. Any visitors entering the building, please enter through the front doors on the College Street entrance. The entrance in the back of the... READ MORE >

New A+ Banner Honors 2018 Graduates Greenfield High School has proudly hung a new banner honoring the 2018 A+ Program graduates. These students earned this distinction by achieving excellence in the areas of academics, citizenship, attendance, and service to fellow students. The A+ Schools Program awards tuition scholarships to qualifying graduates who attend... READ MORE >

Dear community, Hello and welcome back! I hope that you and your family had a relaxing summer. My name is Bri Breedlove, and I am thrilled to be the new full time counselor here in Greenfield. This is going to be a very exciting year filled with learning, growing, and new adventures. First, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself. I was born and... READ MORE >

Parents/Guardians of the Greenfield R-4 School District, Welcome back and we hope you are excited for the 2018-2019 school year! I hope that everyone enjoyed their summer break and their time to relax. Exciting times are happening here at Greenfield, with a new superintendent, new faculty and staff, and a new website that is being launched. Our... READ MORE >

Dear Families, Welcome back to another exciting year in the Greenfield Junior High! It seems like the summer just keeps getting shorter and shorter. I hope that all families were able to spend time together and make lasting memories over summer break. Moving forward, I hope to make those memories continue throughout the school year. I would... READ MORE >