The 8th grade class traveled to Washington, DC to visit the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum and the National Museum of American History to view important artifacts relating to their ELA and History lessons. It was a great day in DC for their trip thanks to the amazing chaperones, teachers, and students. Thank you to the chaperones for these photos capturing the day!
Elementary Yearbooks are coming home today! There are extra to purchase if you missed the sale.
Tonight's the night! Parents of students in Grades 6-12 are invited to join us this evening for our MS/HS Wildcat Showcase.
Congratulations to Greenwood Softball, 2025 PIAA District 3 Class A Champions!
Friday, May 23rd is our annual Spring Fling for students in kindergarten through 3rd grade. Tonight, your student will be coming home with a purple paper asking you to indicate your dismissal plans for Friday. If you plan to change your typical dismissal procedure for Friday due to the concert, please send the paper back as soon as possible. All dismissal changes are requested by the morning of May 23rd. We hope to see you there!
2nd grade made toad houses in the natural playground. There were many beautiful homes to choose from! The toads chose these students' houses.
This was an exciting day for Mrs. Anderson's kindergarten class! The class walked to the high school to see their very own critter creations come to life.
A few weeks ago, the kinder kids visited Mrs. Haas's Fashion and Textile high school class to use their imagination to draw/create their very own critter designs.
Then the high schoolers worked hard to sew and stuff a critter using those ideas, making a keepsake for the kiddos to take home. To say these kiddos are amazed and excited is an understatement!
A special thank you to Mrs. Haas and her amazing students for making the kindergartener's imaginations come to life!
On Thursday, May 15, the Renaissance organization sponsored Senior Sunset for the Class of 2025.
A reminder that the 2024-25 Greenwood MS/HS Wildcat Showcase will take place the evening of 5/27/25 immediately before Senior Class Night. Please consider coming to see some of what has made Greenwood amazing this year!
The final day to register and make a payment for STEM Camp is Monday, May 19! Late registrations will not be accepted due ordering t-shirts and supplies for camp.
To register for camp, please click the link https://forms.gle/6XdHNRHpbx4sQ3Qs8
If paying by check, please make checks payable to Greenwood School District. Payment should be enclosed in an envelope labeled with your child's name/ STEM Camp and given to the elementary office. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs Book at ebook@greenwoodsd.org.
Today, Greenwood Elementary celebrated 4th and 5th graders who earned Honor Roll or Distinguished Honor Roll for the 3rd quarter. Their hard work and dedication paid off! We are so proud of their accomplishments--way to go, Wildcats! 💙🐾💛
This morning, Greenwood 5th graders attended a presentation by the Perry County Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Presenters shared their ancestry stories and some historical information. Students had a chance to ask questions, and each student went home with an I Survived...The American Revolution book. Nex year is the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War...stay tuned for more events in the future!
Sixth grade spaghetti challenge. Tallest earthquake resistant structures.
Sixth grade science students were challenged to build the tallest structure with the most earthquake resistant structure.
This week is our Wildcat Showcase! Bring the family out and have dinner from one of the amazing food trucks that will be joining us. We are excited to have Curbside Kitchen & Catering, Perry Pizza Co., The Speckled Moose, and Simply Bowls. The LGI and cafeteria will be open from 5:00-6:00 to support our community partners and for everyone to have a place to eat. We will have community organizations set up around the cafeteria to showcase their work to support all things STEAM. We will have the Turnpike, Trout Unlimited, PA Game Commission, PA Fish and Boat Commission, and Perry County Watershed Specialists. From 6:00-7:30pm our whole building will open for families to explore the cardboard creations students made during the day. This year we are creating a model town with operating vehicles, bridges and more! Students will also have their art work on display. Within the grade level halls, you will find more creations! We can't wait to see you next week!
The 2024-25 Greenwood MS/HS Wildcat Showcase will take place the evening of 5/27/25 immediately before Senior Class Night. Please consider coming to see some of what has made Greenwood amazing this year!
This week in 7th Grade Social Studies, students demonstrated their learning on Ancient Greece by creating, rehearsing, and performing a student-made Greek Drama! From exciting reenactments of the Persian and Peloponnesian Wars to creative stories about the Minoans, Olympics, Greek gods, Spartans, and even Alexander the Great; there was a story for everyone to enjoy! Bravo! Encore!
Hello families! Thank you so much for the donations so far in support of your STEAM Day next Thursday, May 8th. We are still in need of the following items: Corn Starch (5 boxes), 2 boxes of Pistachio Pudding, Vinegar (3 containers), Large white cups (1 pack), Craft Jingle Bells (3 packs), Tacky Glue (2), Small plastic soldiers (4 packs). Please click the link to sign up for the items still needed using the Sign Up Genius Link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0A48AEAF2DA3FDC07-56338407-steam#/ Donations should be turned in by Friday, May 2. Thank you so much for your continued support and for helping to make STEAM Day such a memorable day for our students!
The Greenwood High School English Department sponsored a trip to Broadway last weekend. Students, parent chaperones, and faculty chaperones traveled to New York City to see productions of "& Juliet" or "The Great Gatsby" and take in the sights of The Big Apple. It was a truly memorable day for everyone!
Join us for the annual Greenhouse Sale organized by Mr. Moyer's agribusiness class! Students have been hard at work to offer hanging baskets, bedding flowers, vegetables, and herbs for your spring garden and flower beds!
Sale dates are Friday, May 2 from 3-7pm and Saturday, May 3 from 8am-12pm.
