| School Cancellation Considerations |
| Please click here to read about the considerations for cancelling school due to inclement weather in the School District of Greenfield. |
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| Free District-wide Pre-School Screening Program on March 10, 2012 |
| Parents will have the opportunity to personally evaluate their children's growth, developmental milestones, and readiness to enter four-year-old and five-year-old kindergarten at the upcoming Pre-Kindergarten Age School Screening (PASS) program. PASS is free and open to all parents and their children who reside in the School District of Greenfield with children aged three or four who have not yet attended four-year-old kindergarten. PASS will take place on Saturday, March 10, from 9 AM to 2 PM, at Maple Grove Elementary School. Maple Grove is located at 6921 W. Cold Spring Rd. |
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| Glenwood School Sock Drive |
| A sock drive for the homeless is being held in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., by the Glenwood Elementary Home and School Association. King, whose life and legacy is celebrated in the month of January, once said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: 'What are you doing for others?'"
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| January Parent Newsletter Posted |
| The latest edition of "Update" includes articles on an Edgewood initiative to improve student behavior, crossing guard recognition, open enrollment, and more. |
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| Thank You RESPECT Initiative Donors |
| Greenfield High School students and staff thank all of the local businesses and organizations that have made the "RESPECT . . . Live It" initiative a success. |
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| GHS National Honor Society Brings Holiday Joy |
| Nearly 50 local families had a happy holiday season, thanks to the Greenfield High School National Honor Society and all those who made donations during the annual Holiday Sharing food and toy drive. |
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| GHS Hosts Anti-bullying Seminar with Author and Bullying Survivor |
| New York Times best-selling author and bullying survivor turned activist Jodee Blanco will deliver a bullying survival and prevention seminar to the community from 7 to 9 PM, Tuesday, March 6, at the Greenfield High School Performing Arts Center. This event is free and open to the public and families are encouraged to attend. |
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| Acclaimed Storyteller to Perform at GHS Performing Arts Center |
| Internationally acclaimed story teller Dr. Patrick Ryan will bring his unique blend of whimsy, culture, history and folklore to the Greenfield High School Performing Arts Center on Saturday, March 3, 2011. The time of the event is currently being determined. This event is sponsored by the Greenfield Education Foundation.
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| GHS Wiffle Ball Tournament |
| Greenfield High School will host the first Community Services Department Wiffle Ball Blast tournament from 9 AM to 9 PM,
Saturday, March 31. |
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| Wood Bat Tournament Returns in July 2012 |
| Greenfield High School will host its Second Annual Wood Bat Shootout Youth Baseball Tournament on Friday, July 6,
Saturday, July 7 and Sunday, July 8. A rain date is scheduled for Monday, July 9. The tournament is open to U11, 12, 13
and 14 teams. Please access the link above for more information. |
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| Class of 2012 Graduation Date |
| Greenfield High School educators have scheduled the 2012 graduation date for 2 PM, Saturday, June 9, to better serve students and their families. Traditionally, graduation is held on the last day of school. |
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| Facilities Rental Opportunities |
| School District of Greenfield rooms, athletic fields, swimming pool, Performing Arts Center, and other indoor and outdoor facilities are available for rent to community and other organizations. Rates are reasonable and the facilities and fields are in excellent condition.
For Performing Arts Center rental information, please contact Colleen Lentz at 414.855.2419. For information regarding the rental of classrooms, athletic fields, gymnasiums, cafeterias, the Greenfield High School swimming pool and other spaces, please contact Stuart Wilke at 414.855.2030.
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| School Budget Crisis Nationwide |
| Schools across the nation are facing similar scenarios as those in Wisconsin when it comes to reductions in funding from the state level coupled with federal stimulus monies running out. |
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| Support the Fine Arts |
| Show your support for the fine arts with a monetary donation to the Greenfield High School Performing Arts Center. For a tax deductible donation of $150 to $1,000 or more, your family, business or organization will be recognized by the Greenfield Education Foundation on a permanent plaque in the lobby of the Performing Arts Center. (Posted Nov. 4, 2009) |
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