Students interested in guard for next year should access the GoogleForm below so Samantha Kilbourne has their contact information. Here is the link: https://forms.gle/Jpveu1ZWptf7rE1Y9 Continue reading

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Mr. Garrison will be sending home a school messenger voice call later this afternoon.  Until then, here is some information for students:

Students:  A few pieces of information as we begin Remote Learning on Monday.



*Lessons will be posted by 9 am each remote learning day (Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays).

*Students are expected to log into Canvas and be active each day.

*There is a student how-to video for Canvas also located under "GHS Remote Learning" on the right side of the school website (http://www.gws.k12.in.us/greenwood-high-school).  There are also Guidance and IMC Resources in the same section.

*Teachers will be on Canvas each remote learning day from from 9-11 and 1-3 and you may contact them through the Canvas Inbox or any other way listed (i.e. Canvas Discussion or Chat).  Teachers will also hold virtual office hours and the schedule is linked here.  Links to join the office hours are located in each teacher's Canvas Announcements and/or Canvas Front Page.

*Assignment due dates will vary, but will oftentimes will be approximately 48 hours (though some assignments will have time limits).

*Directions on who to contact with issues not-related to the class will also be linked on the school website under "GHS Remote Learning."  Please contact the teacher with class related questions. Continue reading

The yearbook and newspaper staffs are creating a special quarantine magazine designed to peel and stick inside the back of the 2019-2020 yearbooks since this has been such a significant part of the school year.

School groups -- such as Winter Percussion, Winter Guard, the Academic Team, etc. -- who lost their spring season is going to be part of that coverage. If you have a photo of your GHS student involved in these activities this year, please email that photo to droberts@gws.k12.in.us and include the student's name and cell phone number so a student reporter can reach out to him/her for caption information.

I must receive these photos and information by April 10 to be included. Continue reading

The yearbook and newspaper staffs are creating a special quarantine magazine designed to peel and stick inside the back of the 2019-2020 yearbooks since this has been such a significant part of the school year. A salute to our athletes who lost their spring season is going to be part of that coverage. If you have a photo of your GHS student in uniform or obviously practicing for his/her spring sport this year, please email that photo to droberts@gws.k12.in.us and include the student's name and cell phone number so a student reporter can reach out to him/her for caption information. Continue reading

Yearbook Information. With so much happening in Indiana right now, the situation with yearbook pick-up has to be at the bottom of the list if it's even on the list, but I have received a few emails.

I want to assure all purchasers that we finalized our 2019-2020 yearbook before school shut down. And from what I'm reading in my journalism teacher forums, not many other yearbook staffs were in the same boat. This just shows you how awesome the yearbook staff has been this year.

We should receive our yearbook from the publisher within the next 2 months. As soon as the quarantine has been lifted, we will be able to plan yearbook distribution. Meanwhile, the yearbook and newspaper staffs are creating a special quarantine magazine designed to peel and stick inside the back of the yearbooks since this has been such a significant part of the school year.

Up-to-date information about GHS is available on this website and the Timberlines Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/GCHSTimberlines/?ref=bookmarks Continue reading