
Information from the 10-1-23 5:20 p.m. all-call:
Good evening. This is Quincey Gray, Superintendent of Greenfield Schools calling with important information regarding some changes to a few of our bus routes this week. We apologize in advance for any inconvenience, but it is necessary to make these changes due to the drivers we have available. Fortunately, making these changes allows us to transport all students to school. Special thanks to our transportation department team for working today to make these arrangements. This information will also be shared on our Facebook pages and emailed to parents and guardians via FinalForms. These changes are for this week only, and may not be needed at the end of the week. Drivers will communicate if routes return to normal before the end of the week.
1. Bus 18 (the bus that Tosha will be driving instead of Bus 3) will be picking students up approximately 5-10 minutes early on the middle school/high school route.
2. Bus 17 (Dawn’s bus) will be picking students up approximately 5-10 minutes early on the middle school/high school route.
3. Bus 17 (Dawn’s bus) will be picking students up approximately 5 minutes early on the elementary route.
4. Middle school and high school students who live on Blazer Road and Black Lane will be picked up by Bus 9 (Angie’s bus) approximately 25 minutes later tomorrow, closer to 7:00 a.m.
5. Middle school and high school students who reside in New Petersburg on Petersburg Pike and Water Street will be picked up by Bus 19 (Susan’s bus) at approximately 7:00 a.m.
6. Middle school and high school students who reside on Petersburg Pike west of Worley Mill Road and Allen Road will be picked up close to the normal time by Bus 20 (Randalia’s bus).
7. Middle school and high school students who reside on Route 138 heading toward Hillsboro will be picked up by Bus 11 (Jackie’s bus) 5-10 minutes early.
8. All Rainsboro Elementary students who ride a bus need to be ready for pick-up 5-10 minutes early.
Again, we apologize for the inconvenience, but we are thankful for our team members working together in order to transport all students this week. If you have any questions, please contact the GEVSD bus garage tomorrow at 937-981-2620 during regular hours. Have a good evening!


Mrs. Stockdale and Mrs. Eikenberry's students worked in teams to determine the parts of a plot this week.






Teamwork with a twist! Today Mrs. Eikenberry's 7th grade prodigy students worked on a team challenge where the team captain was only allowed to lead with words (no hands allowed).





Interims were sent home today! If you have any questions, please contact your child's teachers directly.

The Scholastic Book Fair is coming! Please see the picture for more details.


October Menus 😊
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Thank you to McClain High School for the invite to participate in both the Spirit March and pep rally! The middle school students were so excited, Mr. Andrews had to take a pie to the face!




🌟 **Spotlight on Mrs. Black's Classroom!** 🌟
Guess what? The tables have turned in Mrs. Black's class! Our very own classmates stepped into the shoes of teachers, becoming the guiding stars of our latest lesson on "Ten Days in a Mad-House." 📖. So, hats off 🎩 to our brave classmates who took on this challenge and showed us the beauty of learning from one another. Thanks to them, Nellie Bly's journey has taken on a whole new dimension in our minds. Together, we not only uncover stories but also unravel the potential within us!





Mrs. Penwell’s students have been learning how to write strong claims on a topic. This week’s topic focused on whether or not people should eat bugs. After looking at various pieces of evidence, the students wrote claims. They used feedback from a peer to help make their claim stronger. To add in a personal experience, students had the option of trying various flavored crickets. Salt & Vinegar, White Cheddar, and Lasagna seemed to be the favorites.







Thank you to the middle school staff members who came out and supported our seventh and eighth grade volleyball teams tonight!


Mrs. Shrout's math Success class played either Fractions Wild (similar to UNO) or Multiplication Fact War with playing cards. It got very competitive, but we had fun with fractions and multiplication facts.




Ms Thieman's classes practiced labeling the different parts of a coordinate grid.



The Snake Dance will begin and end Wednesday, September 20, at the field on S. Washington Street where the band and football teams have been practicing this year. The parade route is Washington, to Jefferson, to 6th, to South, and back to the field. Start time is 7:00 p.m.
We hope that you will come out tomorrow evening to support our students as the homecoming week festivities continue! Go Tigers!! 💜💛
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Use the link below to access the September edition of Tiger Talk!
http://bit.ly/tigertalksept2023
This month's guests are:
➡️ Alisa Barrett, Director of Instruction
➡️ Keith Penwell, GMS Science Teacher and McClain Varsity Football Coach
➡️ Rick Duffus, GMS and MHS Band Director
➡️ Jacolyn Bolender, MHS Student Council President and Lily Barnes, MHS Student Council Vice President
Watch for an October guest preview in the next few weeks. 😊
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Be on the lookout this week for Tiger Talk, our district's new podcast. This month's guests are:
➡️ Alisa Barrett, Director of Instruction
➡️ Keith Penwell, GMS Science Teacher and McClain Varsity Football Coach
➡️ Rick Duffus, GMS and MHS Band Director
➡️ Jacolyn Bolender, MHS Student Council President and Lily Barnes, MHS Student Council Vice President
Superintendent Gray will interview a variety of guests each month. We hope that you will tune in to listen and learn more about our district, staff, and students! 😊
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What happened to the colonists of Roanoke? Ask the students in Mrs. Gall's Social Studies classes. Students investigated the mysterious disappearance using primary and secondary sources. They then wrote their assertions using text evidence.



McClain Alumni Band Reminder:
Our first big alumni rehearsal is tomorrow (Saturday) September 16! We are thrilled to be so close to renewing such an awesome tradition.
The band room will be open at 1:30p.m. for instrument pick-up.
Practice is from 2:00-3:30p.m.
**Please dress for the weather and plan to be moving. 😀
Go Tigers! 🐅🥁🎺
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Please see the attached picture for information on the 2024 Washington DC trip!


Homecoming Spirit Week is next week! Please encourage your child to participate!


Ms. Collier's students participated in a couple of activities this week to practice their communication skills and their ability to assess work and leave feedback. The jigsaw and round table discussion had them reading different articles about conflict and then sharing their findings with a couple of peers. Students practiced their verbal communication skills and "listening to understand." Later, they participated in a walking review to assess other student's written responses and provide productive feedback. It's been a great start to our year!





