Distribution of the 2019-2020 yearbooks along with the quarantine supplements will be distributed at the school on July 10 between 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Students and parents will remain in their cars and form a line in front of the building to enforce social distancing. Signs will direct the way. Also, students need to have some form of ID. School IDs and driver's licenses would be perfect, but other identification cards -- like library cards -- would work. This will speed up the car line. Anyone who cannot pick up the yearbook on July 10 will need to wait until the first week of school to get the books and magazines. A few extras are still available, and interested parents should contact Denise Roberts at droberts@gws.k12.in.us

Each yearbook purchaser will receive a complementary Quarantine supplement, which is a 36-page magazine that will peel and stick in the back of the yearbook and provide stories, photos, and information about the pandemic's effect on students, faculty, and the community.

Congratulations to Faith Peebles, Mallory Watson, and Anna Lowe for leading the newspaper and yearbook staffs in creating this amazing supplement during remote learning and to Mallory Watson for her leadership all year in creation of the yearbook itself.

   
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Below is the link to our GHS Honors Day 2020 Virtual Celebration.  We are so proud of all of the hard work, accomplishments, and achievements of our students!

Honors Day

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Please join us tomorrow, May 19th at 4:00 for a virtual college planning event with INvestEd. The topic of the meeting will be "Financial Aid: Early awareness" and will cover topics like choosing the right major, searching for scholarships, and college financial aid.  

Meeting ID

meet.google.com/pdr-bnmq-jgh

Phone Numbers

(‪US‬)‪+1 516-261-2025‬

PIN: ‪774 438 819#‬

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The 2019-20 school year comes to an end this week. We can’t thank everyone enough for your willingness to work through our remote learning process. Thank you students for being active in your studies. Thank you parents for pushing your students and allowing them space and time to complete their school work. We also want to thank our teachers for all their preparation and willingness to continue the learning process for students. As we stated before, it wasn’t a perfect system, but we hope all students were able to learn new skills as they continue to learn in the future. Times are hard, and we can’t express enough how much we appreciate your cooperation.

The main purpose of this email is to communicate to you that GHS needs some items from students before the end of the week. Our school office is open today (Monday), Wednesday, and Friday from 8am-noon. Please read.

1. All students - please return all school textbooks and library books.
2. Seniors and students not returning to GHS - please return your computer and charge cord. All students grades 9-11 who are returning to GHS, you may keep your computer and charger for the reminder of the summer.
3. All students - please return all school issued calculators or other department issued items.
4. All students - please complete all teacher surveys this week. Your input is valuable as we prepare for future opportunities. 
5. Lastly, all students and parents, please complete the following survey - https://bbyt.es/9U2BR4RCQ. This survey is being sent to all stakeholders in the corporation. We appreciate your feedback. 

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The Greenwood Education Foundation is graciously providing senior yard signs for free to all students in the senior class. If you have not yet picked up your yard sign, you may do so tomorrow, Saturday May 9th from 11:00am - 1:00pm at The Gathering Place in Greenwood. The address for The Gathering Place is 1495 W. Main Street, Greenwood. The signs may be picked up under the awning at door 1.  

Contact Maureen Wehmeier at maestraw@msn.com with questions.  Continue reading