FFA members had the opportunity to visit with Dr. Temple Grandin on National Ag Day. Dr. Grandin's work has revolutionized the livestock industry over the last 50 years and she has been a lifelong advocate for autistic and disability rights.
Mark your calendars for the return of our annual aluminum can drive! On April 16th, students will be sorting, weighing and disposing all aluminum cans that are dropped off at the front of our school. We are working hard to beat our record from years past! This event is open to the community to drop off cans on April 15th (the night before) to help reach our goal. We ask that you please bag only cans with pop-tops (ex. soda cans) and not foil, cat food or soup cans.
Mark your calendars for the return of our annual aluminum can drive! On April 16th, students will be sorting, weighing and disposing all aluminum cans that are dropped off at the front of our school. We are working hard to beat our record from years past! This event is open to the community to drop off cans on April 15th (the night before) to help reach our goal. We ask that you please bag only cans with pop-tops (ex. soda cans) and not foil, cat food or soup cans.
Do you have a Kindercat excited to start their journey at Greenwood this fall? Friday, March 21st, is our kindergarten registration! If you do not have an appointment already, please call the elementary office at (717)-589-3115. When reporting for your appointment, please bring your incoming kindercat, as well. As a reminder, current K-12 Greenwood students will not have school this day.
Our orders are in! Come by the Greenwood Elementary School LGi on March 18th between 4:30pm-6:30pm to pick up your Marianna's sub and pizza order. Orders are not able to be taken home with students after school. We will see you then! Enjoy your orders!
CONGRATULATIONS to our Greenwood Wildcats and coaching staff on our victory Wednesday evening!
2025 PIAA GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP- QUARTERFINAL ROUND
Saturday, March 15th at Hamburg High School Gym at 1:30 pm
701 Windsor Street
Hamburg, PA 19526
GAME 1 12:00pm Lourdes (home) vs DelCo Christian (visitor)
GAME 2 1:30pm Linville Hill Christian (home) vs Greenwood (visitor)
Doors will open to the public at 11:10 am
All tickets MUST be purchased in advance on the PIAA website at the following link. Cash tickets will NOT be available. Ticket sales will begin Thursday March 13th at 4pm on the following link.
https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=hellobar
Girls Basketball - 1A
G141 3-1 LINVILLE HILL CHRISTIAN vs. 3-3 Greenwood
Hamburg HS
This week, the Freshman Class hosted their annual Career Fair. Students presented research-based projects about a career of interest. Faculty, staff, and students in the middle/high school were able to attend and ask the 9th graders questions about their research, as well as view projects and presentations.
Save the Date to join us for our Greenwood Elementary Wildcat Showcase on May 8th. We are looking for local organizations that represent STEM in the community that would like to have a table at our event. Bring the whole family and enjoy the various food trucks while being able to see what the amazing students of GWDES have been working on this spring! Pack your lawn chairs and picnic blankets, or eat in the cafeteria and learn about what our amazing community has to offer! There will be art displays, STEM projects, and classroom exhibits as well. More details will be coming soon! This event will be held during the evening of our Annual STEM Day at school. This will be MAY 8th from 5:00pm-7:30pm. Below you will find the link to sign up for a table!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScvMPA5CeZW767bemtTs7J63r-E-us13tT58upqa17t5rpEcA/viewform?usp=header
2025 PIAA GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP- SECOND ROUND
Wednesday, March 12th at Hamburg High School Gym at 6 pm
701 Windsor Street
Hamburg, PA 19526
Upper Bucks Christian (HOME - white) vs Greenwood (AWAY - dark)
Doors will open to the public at (tentative) 5 pm
All tickets MUST be purchased in advance on the PIAA website at the following link. Cash tickets will NOT be available. Ticket sales will begin Sunday March 6th at 4pm on the following link.
https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=hellobar
Girls Basketball - 1A
G122-(G123) 1-3 UPPER BUCKS CHRISTIAN VS. 3-3 GREENWOOD
Hamburg HS
Our Sea of Kindness is overflowing with positivity at Greenwood Elementary! 🌟 The starfish just keep coming as students continue to spread kindness with their thoughtful messages. Swipe through to see some of the kind messages students have left for others! 💙🐾💛
Dr. MK was our final reader this week! She read us "The Sneetches", which teaches us that it's okay to be different!
Today Mrs. Stroup read "After the Fall," a story about never giving up on your dreams! Tomorrow is the last day of Read Across America week. Don't forget to wear your favorite flannel!
2025 PIAA GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP- ROUND 1
Saturday, March 8th at Millville Elementary Gym at 4 pm
370 Batten Lane
Millville, PA 17846
(right next to the soccer stadium)
Millville (HOME - white) vs Greenwood (AWAY - dark)
Doors will open to the public at 3 pm
All tickets MUST be purchased in advance on the PIAA website at the following link. Cash tickets will NOT be available.
https://www.piaa.org/sports/tickets.aspx?from=hellobar
Girls Basketball - 1A
G104: 4-2 MILLVILLE VS. 3-3 GREENWOOD
Millville HS (*should be elem*)
"Tomorrow is a double fun day! 📸 It's both Spring Picture Day and Wild Wednesday for Spirit Week! Dress to impress for your photos or go wild with your spirit wear—it's up to you!
Don't forget to order your Marianna's pizzas and subs today! All orders are due March 7th. Please make checks payable to Greenwood PTO. We thank you for your generosity!
We are celebrating Read Across America week with special readings by some of our GWDES Team. Monday, Mrs. Comp shared "Chameleon Colors" and this morning Mr. Bowersox read "Stick and Stone". Stay turned for another great story about being uniquely you tomorrow!
Six Business students experienced college for a day by competing in a sales competition judged by college professors, and enjoyed the campus dining.
Each quarter, 7th grade health students combine their knowledge of mental illnesses with their creativity to assemble mental health first aid kits. Through assembling these kits, the students get to practice empathy and advocacy for individuals who suffer from mental illnesses and disorders. Here are some of this year's submissions so far!
Middle School students showing off their archery skills in PE today.
The Elementary Yearbook Sale is EXTENDED to March 10th. Order your yearbook today! You do not want to miss it!
