Mrs. Renner's class had the privilege of collaborating with Mrs Ullom's Dual Enrollment Speech and Debate class. Junior, Payton Gilbert, read The Frustrating Book to 2nd grade students. She also made all the students a treat bag with items represented in the book. Thank you Mrs. Ullom and Payton!
Attention West Greene families,
Information regarding today's emergency medical lockdown: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-3Njr61ejpMotddmzixvAw0HeBjha3kt/view?usp=sharing
Today, Friday, Oct. 6th, Bus 2 will be departing campus at 2:25 PM due to a temporary driver shortage.
Mrs. Haines' kindergarten reading intervention groups have been starting out the school year with lots of fun hands-on alphabet activities! Letter blocks, sand trays, alphabet rainbows, and bubble bricks are just a few of the fun resources they've been using. These kindergartners are starting to soar with their alphabet knowledge!
Bus 2 morning pick up will be delayed 30 minutes tomorrow, Friday, October 6th. Parents who elect may bring their children to school and drop them off in the parent drop off line between 7:55 and 8:30 AM. Students who ride bus 2 will not be counted as "tardy".
Good afternoon. Today, Thursday, October 5th, Bus 2 will leave campus for dismissal at approx. 2:25 p.m. due to a temporary shortage of bus drivers.
Freshmen students participated in this years PA FFA Fall Leadership Conference in Altoona, PA. It's always a good day to see 6 new students zip up that Blue Jacket for the first time!
Today high school junior, Aubrey Lesnett, read to Ms. Shultz's kindergarten class. Aubrey chose the book The Couch Potato and had a Mr. Potato Head coloring page for the kindergarteners.
Big thank you to Aubrey for a fun afternoon!! 🥔
Mrs. Moore's kiddos definitely had a fun Friday!
Today the learned all about Johnny Appleseed. They celebrated by making hats and a book, singing songs, cutting up apples for applesauce, and painting/stamping with apples.
If you ask the kids what was the best part they'd say getting to eat the applesauce! 🍎🍏
Mrs. Riffle's Place Value Pumpkin Patch is growing quickly! As students finished their second assessment of the year they were able to work on a fun review craft to display in the classroom. They are so proud of their pumpkins while they show that their hard work is paying off!
Bus 2 morning pick up will be delayed 30-45 minutes tomorrow, Friday, September 29th. Parents who elect may bring their children to school and drop them off in the parent drop off line between 7:55 and 8:30 AM. Students who ride bus 2 will not be counted as "tardy".
West Greene September 2023 School Board Meeting
Date: September 28, 2023
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: WG Admin Board Conference Room
Join Zoom Meeting
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Meeting ID: 914 3791 6781
Passcode: i5K62z
Two of West Greene's top Career & Technology Center Culinary Arts students made it big recently! Well, maybe they just got to be a big part of something exciting!
The Ice Plant Restaurant, owned by Ms. Garlick's sister Lisa, was invited to be featured on a episode of America's Best Restaurants. It was only fitting to include some of the CTC's best culinary students! Mr. Wagner, Culinary Instructor, Dylan Wilson and Harlan Bloom stepped in and worked alongside The Ice Plant staff and performed as if they had worked there for years.
When the episode airs, watch as Dylan takes the role as the head cook and prepares one of the restaurants most popular meals. Harlan can be found leading the salad prep area.
Both Dylan and Harlan did an amazing job and we are so proud of them!
Friday, West Greene FFA had their first breakfast of the year! Nothing better than having 40 come to school EARLY to have breakfast with their friends.
Computer Technology 8 students in Mrs. Perkins class created interactive putting greens using BirdBrain Hummingbird kits. Students had to create a theme, build a structure and program servos, LED lights and sensors to spin, light up and play music when a hole was completed.
The 2022-2023 Pioneer Yearbooks have arrived! Graduates can pick up their pre-ordered yearbooks by stopping in the JSHS Main Office between 12:15 and 2:30 PM, Monday through Friday. A very limited number of extra copies are available for purchase at $40 each.
Elementary (K-6) Open House is Wednesday, October 4th from 6:00-8:00 PM. We look forward to seeing many of you in attendance.
Students in Ms. Shultz's room celebrated Johnny Appleseed's birthday by learning about John Chapman and making pot hats. They also participated in apple stamping, had an apple taste test, and made homemade applesauce.
It was a fun (and tasty) Tuesday! 🍎🍏
Good afternoon. Today, Tuesday, September 26th, Bus 2 will leave campus for dismissal at approx. 2:25 p.m. due to a temporary shortage of bus drivers. The district is working in tandem with the bus garage to determine a more effective solution to this ongoing issue.
The third grade students are learning about the value of culture and traditions in our communities and society. They read a story called "The Dream Catcher" and then had the opportunity to make one on their own.
