Miss Thieman, Mrs. Weaks, and Mrs. Mankin's 1st and 3rd period classes completed task cards scattered around the room while they practiced solving 1-step equations.
Students are working together to establish norms for peer discussions. They are using a modified approach for the hexagonal thinking with post it notes!
We had a late check come in which raised the student portion up to $1,109.91! Mrs. Santor's class took the lead with a total of $175.68. With matching funds from ISBH, our grand total for a new GPD K-9 is $1,292.20! Thank you again for the overwhelming support!
Thank you for the support of the GMS Hi-Y for the K-9 fundraiser! Students raised $1,094.91 in one week! One of our partners, the Integrated Services for Behavioral Health offered to match the top earning class. The top earning class was Mrs. Johnson's homeroom which raised $167.29. With the matching funds, we will have raised a total of $1,262.20 for a new K-9 for the GPD!
Information from the 3-13-23 6:30PM all-call:
Good evening! On Friday, March 17, there will be a two-hour early release for students marking the end of the third grading period. Parent-teacher conferences will be held on Wednesday, March 22 and Thursday, March 23. If you have any questions about scheduling a conference, please contact the office of the school where your child attends. School will not be in session on Friday, March 24. The McClain High School Fine Arts Department will present “High School Musical” on Friday, March 24 and Saturday, March 25, beginning at 7:30PM each evening. Finally, we are excited to share about our upcoming groundbreaking ceremony for our practice field development project. The ceremony will be held on Monday, March 20 beginning at 6:00PM on the practice field, located at 750 McClain Avenue. If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact us during regular business hours. Have a good evening!
Parent-teacher conferences will be held on Wednesday, March 22nd and Thursday, March 23rd from 3:00-6:30 pm. To schedule a conference, please call the middle school office at 981-2197.
Lots of smiling faces in the after school homework club! Please remember, if your child needs help with homework, classwork, or missing assignments, after school help is available Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday until 3:30 with Mrs. Shrout!
Students in Ms. Collier’s Block 1 class worked with a partner to put together parts of a written response, written by other students, making sure the evidence was appropriate and the explanation matched the evidence.
Students in Ms. Collier’s Block 2 have been working on collaborations skills: collaborative annotating to analyze argumentative texts and collaborative posters that showed the theme of a fable.
This week, sixth grader Janson Allison completed 100% of the sixth-grade math topics of his Aleks pie. Mrs. Mongold awarded him a personal apple pie and a certificate for this accomplishment. Congratulations, Janson!
Be sure to check out our 2023-2024 school district calendar!
Integrated Services for Behavioral Health would like to support Greenfield Middle School students in their efforts to help raise funds for a new K-9 officer for the Greenfield Police Department. ISBH is offering to match up to $250 from the top earning class.
Currently, Mrs. Santor's class is leading with $121! The sixth grade is leading all grades with $276.66. Thank you for your continued support of the GMS Hi-Y!
Miss Jaycox's math class completed an escape room on solving multi-step equations and inequalities.
Students in Miss Joosse’s math class have been hard at work learning about equations and inequalities. Today they solved problems and gave each other feedback on their work. They did a great job!
Does your child need help with homework or classwork? Help is available every day after school, except Thursday, from 2:30-3:30 in Mrs. Shrout's room (room 360).
Students building structures to withstand a simulated earthquake in Mrs.Molloy’s science classes.
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Ms. Lagorio's students have been creating a color wheel using cut-outs of the 12 different shapes they have been studying. Students cut the shapes out themselves and glued them onto the color wheel----a little bit of geometry and art. We all like how it turned out, even though we are still trying to find more purple colored recyclables to complete the color wheel.
Mr. Penwell's sixth graders learning to use microscopes and identify cellular organization! 🔬
The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to GMS! Please see the picture for additonal information!
