Design Lab has become an popular class at GHS filled with talented student. Ms. Taylor accompanied students, Kelsey Handy and Sidney Gronski, as the presented jackets, (created in the Design Lab) to school board members. Kelsey and Sidney provided a presentation to the school board and answered questions about the Design Lab.
The official flag raising was held at GHS this morning. Members of the Grantsburg American Legion raised the flag while Mr. Watt, Mr. Haase and class presidents - Curtis Fenton (9), Piper Olson (10), Tori Fickbohm (11), and Greta White (12) observe the occasion. .
Basketball game and Open House of the GHS
Our Kindness Campaign is in full swing @ GES & Nelson Primary. We are so proud of all the ways our students are filling buckets.
Oliver is helping clean up around the corn dryer.
Asher is helping with dishes and laundry
Joy did the dishes throughout the day over the weekend.
Hannah brought her Dad & brother breakfast.
Our kids would love to see how people in our community show kindness and fill buckets. Drop a picture in the comments!
This week in Grantsburg Athletics!
GMS students have learned knitting in their after-school CLC class!
They have mastered how to knit and purl, as well as more advanced skills such as cabling and increasing stitches.
Congratulations on completing your projects! 🏴☠️#GoGrantsburgPirates
First graders Annabelle, King, and Elijah took advantage of the snow melt runoff from the roof to create canals to move the water, just like ancient Mesopotamians we’ve been learning about!
GES & Nelson have started a Kindness Campaign. Students, staff, and families are all working together to be "Bucket Fillers" and focus on kindness in the last few weeks leading up to break. We encourage families to send pictures to highlight all the good they are doing! Below are pictures people have already shared.
Abby Carlson is doing dishes for her family so they can relax after dinner.
Ada & Beckham Bertelsen are putting out a snack bucket to show appreciation for hardworking delivery drivers!
Mrs. Polzine's class brought in food shelf donations.
Mrs. Melin's class celebrated the end of their Roman unit with chariot races.
Algebra tiles bring a collaborative, visual, and interactive element to this 7th and 8th grade math lesson! 🏴☠️#GoGrantsburgPirates
We invite our community to check out the impact of your investment in our schools for yourself! 🛠️
Come to the GHS Renovation Open House to see the incredible improvements we were able to complete thanks to our community’s investment.
We hope to see you Tuesday, December 12, from 5:00 to 7:00pm at Grantsburg High School. 🏴☠️#GoGrantsburgPirates
Incorporating games into instruction offers a range of benefits that can enhance the educational experience for students.
By leveraging game-based learning, these 7th and 8th graders are engaged in an interactive game to increase memory retention of their math lesson! 🏴☠️#GoGrantsburgPirates
Kindergarten students navigate the traverse climbing wall in their Physical Education class. While climbing, students develop strength, coordination, and balance.
Monday 12/4/23
Staff In-Service
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS
Congratulations to Mage Harmon, the first-place winner of the Patriot's Pen writing contest, sponsored by the VFW post. Mage's entry will move on to compete against other winners from northwestern Wisconsin VFW posts. Well done Mage!
As a celebration after finishing their Plants Knowledge Unit, our Kindergarten students grew grass plant people complete with a drawn face, and they even gave them a haircut!
Second graders finished their landform unit by creating and painting salt-dough landforms!
iForward, Grantsburg School District's Virtual School, is seeking a qualified candidate for a Middle School Teacher. Please check out our full posting at this link: https://5il.co/29rlb. Make a difference in lives today through virtual learning!!
Students in Jay Gilhoi’s Personal Finance class were visited by local financial professionals Rebecca Berg, Josh Prusinski, and Ted Gerber. In correlation with the class topic, they spoke about investing, retirement, and credit.
Our community provides such a wealth of knowledge. Thank you for sharing on such important topics!
Veterans from the American Legion spent time in our 8th grade social studies classes on November 9!
This is a tradition that proves to be powerful to students, giving them an opportunity to speak with service members on their experiences. This year, veterans from the Gulf War, Vietnam War, and Korean Conflict were present. We wish to thank all veterans for serving our country!
