Mrs. Woodard's 7th Grade Social Studies has been having a blast using Virtual Reality to discover more about life in Ancient Greece! From visiting the Athenian Parthenon to walking around an Olympic arena, students are getting the chance to see ancient History in a whole new way!
Kindergarten is hosting their annual popcorn sale this week.
The sale will take place at recess on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Cost per bag is $1.
Thank you for supporting the current kindergarten class!
Congratulations to all the student artists who participated in Youth Art Day!
Our elementary students were treated to a special visit from children's book author, Anita Stump, today. She shared her story, Red and the Glorious Day, with them, and also talked about kindness and having big dreams! Thank you Anita for coming to share your story with us!
Greenwood Elementary has been hard at work preparing our garden for growing season. We would like to send a special thank you to Kids Garden Club, Penn State Health and Spiral Path Farms for donating materials for each classroom to have their own compost kit! Students will learn about the importance of nutrient rich soil, while also having the opportunity to have a first hand experience at watching the magic soil has to decompose organic material. Stay tuned!
Senior, Tatum Davis, auditioned for and represented Greenwood School District at the 2025 PMEA District 7 Jazz Festival. Schools from Adams, Cumberland, Dauphin, Franklin, Lancaster, Lebanon, Perry and York counties send students to the audition, and Tatum was the first Greenwood student to ever make it into the festival…placing an impressive 2nd in her section.
Senior chorus member, Brodie Woodard, auditioned for and made it into the 2025 PMEA District Chorus Festival. The concert was hosted by Central York High School.
Congratulations to Greenwood's senior soccer player, Ben Brinser, for being awarded the Tri-Valley Chapter of PIAA Officials 2025 Sportsmanship Award.
Students in Global Agriculture experienced chopsticks while working through a lesson about sustainability.
Mr. Sieber's class working on creating and coding their own video games!
Congratulations to the Middle/High School 3rd Marking Period Students of the Quarter!
12th Grade: Jonathan Bradshaw, Alyssa Goodling
11th Grade: Dalton Wright, Lydia Lower
10th Grade: Wyatt Haas, Madelyn Weller
9th Grade: Westin McNutt, Molly Guarente
8th Grade: Cash Bryson, Aubrey Keller
7th Grade: Malachi Wright, Ivy Beall
6th Grade: Miles Berg, Sariah Bryner
Do you have a kiddo who loves all things building, experimenting, and creating? STEM Camp is perfect for them! This year we are so excited to roll out our new STEM Summer Camp on June 9th-11th. This opportunity is for our wildcats in grades 3-5. This camp is designed to inspire young minds with hands-on activities and engaging projects in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. STEM Camp is $40 and will include a camp t-shirt. This will be an interactive and fun experience for Greenwood Elementary students to explore scientific questions and solve hands-on engineering design problems. Come dressed for play and outdoor activities! Sign up on the link below!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfLGFAwpZtC13rJWOAaWEgpQ8hNbxC0DQ2cR4osXpWKuouhxw/viewform
First grade would like to thank the PA Farm Bureau for teaching about the importance of composting! We loved the hands on presentation and interactive sticker compost pages.
Tomorrow is Bingo For Books! Come out and enjoy a fun game of bingo and support your kiddos love for reading!! Each kiddo is guaranteed a book! We will also be having a food stand to support our PTO. They will be serving hot dogs, walking tacos, soft pretzels and more! All purchases will be cash only. Join us April 1st from 5:00-6:30pm.
Marketing students put on a market research fair to gather data and analyze results.
Splash into summer with the first ever Wildcat Summer STEM Camp! The camp is designed to inspire students in grades 3, 4, and 5 with hands-on activities, coding, and engineering challenges. Join us for three fun-filled mornings of discovery, excitement, and STEM-tastic fun on June 9, 10, and 11th from 8 AM - 11 AM! To register your child, please scan the QR code. Registration, payment, and waiver forms are due by Friday, May 23. 🤖⚙️💡💦
While you are saving those aluminum cans, make sure you remove the pop-tops for our April Pop-Top PTO Challenge! Together we will be raising money for the Ronald McDonald House. Collections will occur on the last school day of each week in April. The homeroom with the heaviest weight by the end of the month will receive a pizza party sponsored by the PTO! The collection bins are already in homerooms if you are interested in getting a head start!
Mrs. Bailey's 6th grade library students created book trailers for their favorite picture books. This week, they were able to visit the 1st graders at the elementary school to share their creations! They did such a great job and had so much fun!
In Mrs. Campbell's English class, 10th graders created one-pagers to compare and contrast the tone and theme of a song and poem of their choice. Here are some examples of their hard work!
The newest episode of the Wildcats Roaring Pawdcast, Spring into Innovation, is now live! You can listen to our newest episode on Spotify. In this episode, we’re celebrating creativity, sustainability, and school spirit! Hear from two talented students who showcased their inventions at the PA Invention Convention in Hershey. Get the inside scoop on our new school garden and the exciting Natural Playground that’s bringing outdoor learning to life. Plus, we’ll share details on upcoming spring events and the clever work of three second graders who engineered their own Leprechaun traps! Don’t miss out—tune in and catch all the inspiring stories that make our school ROAR!🎙️💙💛
