Students in Miss Jaycox's 6th grade math class found the distance between two points through a partner matching activity.
Mrs. Shrout's sixth grade math Quest students, who finished their work early, organized their binders today for other classes. We made colorful homemade dividers and organized our work. When we're organized, we don't lose our work, and our grades improve!
Some of Ms. Bolender and Mrs. Eikenberry's students completed a bonus event to show their understanding of Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken." These are just a few of the awesome creations and responses.
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Information from the October 30, 2024 all-call:
There will be no school for students on Friday, November 1, 2024 as it is a professional development day for teachers. Parent-teacher conferences will be held on Wednesday, November 6 and Thursday, November 7. You should have received information about how to schedule a conference, but if you have questions, please contact the school office in the building where your child attends. We would love to see all parents and guardians for a conference. The Greenfield Middle School McClain FFA Chapter will be holding a Trunk-or-Treat event tomorrow evening, October 31, from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Please do not park in the lot next to the Imagination Kingdom, the lot on the greenhouse side of the vocational building, or the lot on the Lafayette Street side of the vocational building after 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. The event is open to the community and will be held rain or shine. If the event is moved indoors, it will be held in our cafetorium. Registration to participate in this event as a treat provider has closed, so we will not be adding anyone additional at this time. If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact us during regular school hours. Have a good evening!
Congratulations to our middle school students who earned Honor Roll and /or Perfect Attendance for the first quarter!
Ms Thieman's classes worked in teams of two and tried to escape the classroom. The escape room reviewed multiplying and dividing fractions. Congratulations to our teams who were successfully able to escape!!
Congratulations to Landon Hendershot for winning this year's Write in Red: Red Ribbon Essay Contest!
Our eighth grade participated in our first Manufacturing Day! Students visited Corvac, Greenfield Research, and Sealtite to learn about their manufacturing processes. Thank you to all three companies for their hospitality! We also want to thank Lacy Wise from Techsolve for her donation to feed our students, Kyler Kelley and Super Sport Pizza for the pizza delivery, Mark Bihl for organizing the entire event, and our wonderful staff who supervised the trip!
The Kona Ice Truck will be at the middle school this Friday!
Please take a minute to read the GMS Paws*itive Press for the month of October!
Seventh graders in Miss Smith's class got to use the VR headsets for the first time today. Way to persevere and be engaged!
Last week, Mrs. Harper's 7th grade science classes were introduced to the periodic table through a fun candy sort exercise.
Each student received a bag of assorted candy, which they used to create their own categories for sorting.
After sorting their candy, students sketched their categories and wrote explanations to enhance their understanding of classification, similar to how elements are organized in the periodic table.
It was a wonderfully engaging way for students to think critically and creatively about their upcoming lesson on the periodic table.
Information from the 10-16-24 all-call:
Tomorrow, October 17, 2024, we will be having a previously scheduled two-hour early dismissal. There will be no afternoon preschool, and transportation from school to home for morning preschool students will not be provided. Also, as previously scheduled, there will be no school for students on Friday, October 18, 2024. Tomorrow is the last day of the first quarter. Look for report cards to be sent home next week. Finally, parent-teacher conferences will be held on November 6 and 7. Look for information to be sent home in the near future. Have a nice evening!
Eighth grade students recently traveled to Laurel Oaks to learn about all of the programs offered!
Mrs. Dyer’s math classes prepared for their Topic 2 test by collaborating and completing different tasks at the boards reviewing proportional relationships. Students did a great job working together!
Information from the October 3, 2024 9:10 p.m. all-call:
Buckskin area bus #15, Kayla’s bus, WILL NOT be operating tomorrow MORNING, Friday, October 4. It WILL BE operating tomorrow afternoon. If you are unable to provide transportation for your child to get to school tomorrow, please contact the office where your child attends and the absence will be excused. Again, this is only for students who ride bus #15, and it is only for morning transportation. Bus #15 WILL BE operating as normal tomorrow afternoon. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please contact us tomorrow with any questions. Have a good night!
Over the past few weeks, Greenfield Middle School ag students have been hard at work participating in FFA Urban and Agricultural Soil Judging! We had over 20 students compete at the county level, and they proudly represented our school at the District 9 competition.
We are thrilled to announce that McClain FFA took home first place in both soil judging divisions—Urban and Agricultura! 🏆🌱
This achievement speaks to the dedication and effort our students have put into learning about soil health and conservation practices. Not only are they developing valuable agricultural skills, but they are also building leadership and teamwork experiences that will last a lifetime.
Students in Ms. Flora's 7th grade choir class have been working hard to learn their individual voice parts and how to blend together as a group over the past few weeks. They are really looking forward to start working on songs for their upcoming holiday concert in October.
