Open enrollment is approaching. Why should you choose Grantsburg? Here are just a few reason:
⭐Award Winning Schools
⭐Talented & Caring Staff
⭐Full-day 4K program
⭐1:1 Technology
⭐After-School Programs
⭐Quality Music & Athletic Programs
⭐iForward-Online Charter School
Open Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year begins February 3 and runs until April 30 at 4:00pm. Find the application process and learn more about open enrollment at www.gk12.net/o/gsd/page/open-enrollment.
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iForward is seeking a PT English Teacher to teach our ever-growing student population! Check out details by clicking this link: https://5il.co/356md
Come join our outstanding teaching team at iForward-- serving Wisconsin students state-wide!
Apply to be a classroom or support staff substitute in the Grantsburg School District! 🌟
Join our highly supportive working environment and enjoy a family-friendly culture with flexible scheduling. See all of our employment opportunities at www.gk12.net/o/gsd/page/employment.
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There are a ton of opportunities available through Grantsburg Community Education! 🙌
Check out all the courses and learning experiences available in our Winter and Spring Catalog: www.gk12.net/page/community-education
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Congratulations to the 7 GHS students who will be travelling to Appleton this weekend to participate in the Wisconsin Choral Directors Association All-State Choir. These students will have the opportunity to sing with 251 other students from 53 school districts around the state. The concerts will be held in the Lawrence University Memorial Chapel on Saturday evening. The 7 students representing Grantsburg are Blandina Ayohua-Hernandez, Alex McCormick, Robert Mott, Pressly Olson, Kaitlyn Robin, Dylan Seeger, and Kaiden Xurvein. Congratulations, and good luck this weekend!
Seven of our GHS art students have created portraits to send to disadvantaged children in India!
As part of the Memory Project, the effort aims to help kids feel acknowledged and encouraged, while also providing them with special childhood memories.
The Memory Project is a nonprofit organization that invites art students to create portraits for youth who have faced substantial challenges. It helps art teachers and their students create special gifts for children in tough situations worldwide.
This project has become a favorite at GHS each year!
As part of a Toddler Development unit, students in Ms. Taylor's Child Development class at GHS learned about the social and emotional development of children ages 2-5. To address the challenges children face when encountering new experiences, social situations, or learning tasks, or when recovering from trauma, students were tasked with creating unique hand-sewn "Fear-Me-Not Monsters." These cuddly companions, designed to offer comfort and security, will be donated to children in the Grantsburg area. Each comes with a personalized profile, including its name, a brief description, special abilities, and a list of its favorite things. This creative outreach project aims to help young children in Grantsburg feel more confident in facing their fears!
Mr. Lehne’s Government & Economics class visited the Burnett County Government Center last month! ⚖️
They spent the morning in the courtroom, observing court proceedings. They also were able to speak with the judge, prosecutor, defense attorneys, public defender, court reporter, and a police officer about the justice system in Wisconsin. It was an excellent in-person look at how the court works on a daily basis!
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The Grantsburg Middle School Hope Squad organized a school-wide food drive for the Grantsburg Area Food Shelf!
Students and staff donated over 500 pounds of food items on December 17. Thank you to everyone who contributed to this effort! 🙏
Come join our TEAM of award-winning coaches! We have an opening for an Assistant Baseball Coach- APPLY NOW! https://5il.co/345a8
At GHS, students can regularly be found using one of the small group study rooms in the library. It’s a great space to collaborate on projects and get some homework done! 📚
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ATTENTION: High School Seniors and parents: Join us for our FAFSA Night here at GHS! We will be sharing a presentation to learn about financial aid opportunities that are available for your future! Please RSVP using the QR code or contacting Leah Lade 715-463-2531.
Welcome back from Winter Break! 🙌❄️
We look forward to a 2025 filled with learning, growth, and opportunity. Let’s get back to it!
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Our high school students had a blast and learned a lot at the Minneapolis Institute of Art and Midtown Global Market! 🎨
A few student art favorites included expressive Impressionist painting “Grainstack, Sun in the Mist” by Claude Monet, “Veiled Lady” by Italian sculptor Raffaelo Monti, and an elaborate 17th century Japanese suit of armor.
A special thank you to the adult chaperones who joined the trip. What a fantastic experience for our students!
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Kindergarten raised donations for the Humane Society. We raised over $250 and had bags of items donated as well. We had a visit this afternoon from 3 ladies, 2 kittens, and a dog. ❤️😊
Thank you to Mrs. Bechtol for playing carols and ensuring The Holiday Spirit is alive and well at Grantsburg Elementary School this morning.
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We will start Winter Break at the end of the school day! ☃️
Students will return to school on Thursday, January 2.
We hope you have a wonderful break!
Happy Holidays!
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Please look at our Lost & Found items at GES and come and get anything that might belong to your child. We will be cleaning everything out over break.
School is more than just learning in the classroom—it’s where students grow, thrive, and have access to important resources that support their success.
✅ Nutritious meals fuel bodies and minds
✅ Counseling services support emotional wellbeing
✅ Special education services are tailored to individual needs
Attendance matters because these essential services are available to every student, every day. Let’s work together to ensure our students are present and ready to learn! 🚀
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Mrs. Hanson’s 8th grade ELA classes know how to bring literature to life! 📚
After reading the graphic novel version of “Frankenstein,” the students reached the big moment when Victor Frankenstein weds his beloved Elizabeth. To celebrate, they held a wedding ceremony complete with vows, ring exchanges (ring pops for all!), refreshments, a bouquet toss, and even dancing—because what’s a wedding without the Chicken Dance? 🎶
It was such a fun and creative way to connect with the story and make the characters feel real!
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