It's Meet Day! Our Cross Country Bulldogs take to the course at Central High School for the Aviston/D12 Invitational.
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Meet the Class of 2030. This group of fourth-grade students is ready to learn, lead, and grow, Bulldog STRONG.
It went down to the wire with ASA pulling ahead in the final minute of the game for a 23-19 victory over D12 in the Consolation Championship game.
It's Game Day! The GES 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tournament wraps up today.
5:30 ASA vs. D12 (Consolation Championship)
6:30 GES vs. Bartelso (3rd Place)
7:30 Okawville vs. Aviston (Championship)
Our Lady Bulldogs take on Bartelso in the third place game.
From tip-of to bizzer - play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
5:30 ASA vs. D12 (Consolation Championship)
6:30 GES vs. Bartelso (3rd Place)
7:30 Okawville vs. Aviston (Championship)
Our Lady Bulldogs take on Bartelso in the third place game.
From tip-of to bizzer - play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
At the Lee Evans Cross Country Meet today, several of our Bulldogs earned Medalist honors.
Marcus - 12th in Boys JV
Cruz - 25th in Boys JV
Autumn - 23rd in Girls Varsity
Sydney - 28th in Girls Varsity
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go Bulldogs!
Marcus - 12th in Boys JV
Cruz - 25th in Boys JV
Autumn - 23rd in Girls Varsity
Sydney - 28th in Girls Varsity
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go Bulldogs!
In 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tournament action tonight,
Okawville defeated Germantown, 27-20
D12 was victorious over Albers/Dville, 12-8
Aviston come out on top over Bartelso, 32-15
Okawville defeated Germantown, 27-20
D12 was victorious over Albers/Dville, 12-8
Aviston come out on top over Bartelso, 32-15
It's Game Day! Day 3 of the GES 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tournament tips off this evening at 5:30. Our Lady Bulldogs take on Okawville in semi-final action.
5:30 GES vs. Okawville
6:30 D12 vs. Albers/Dville
7:30 Aviston vs. Bartelso
From tip-of to bizzer - play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
5:30 GES vs. Okawville
6:30 D12 vs. Albers/Dville
7:30 Aviston vs. Bartelso
From tip-of to bizzer - play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
It’s Meet Day! Our Cross Country Bulldogs travel to Salem for action after school. With five races starting at 4:30 and 33 teams competing, our runners will have to go Bulldog Strong from start to finish.
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
In tonight's action at the GES 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tourney:
ASA defeated St. Rose, 19-14
Bartelso was victorious over Albers/Dville, 28-4
ASA defeated St. Rose, 19-14
Bartelso was victorious over Albers/Dville, 28-4
Tomorrow is Picture Day. Students are asked to bring their completed order form, payment, and their best smile to school.
It's Game Day! The GES 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tourney continues with games at 6:30 and 7:30.
6:30 SRS vs. ASA
7:30 Bartelso vs. Albers/Dville
6:30 SRS vs. ASA
7:30 Bartelso vs. Albers/Dville
It's Game Day! The GES 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tourney tips off today with games at 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30.
5:30 GES vs. St. Rose
6:30 ASA vs. Okawville
7:30 D12 vs. Aviston
STRONGer Together, Play by Play.
5:30 GES vs. St. Rose
6:30 ASA vs. Okawville
7:30 D12 vs. Aviston
STRONGer Together, Play by Play.
Due to the extreme heat, we have made the decision to pull our Bulldog Band from marching in the Okawville Wheat Festival this afternoon.
The Swing for Sydney Foundation surprised us today with a generous $1,000 donation. We are especially grateful to Andres Irizarry, Foundation President and CEO, for his dedication to promoting the social-emotional well-being of the community children. With SEL funding being cut, this donation will go directly toward supporting our SEL Program.
#GrowingSTRONG throughSEL
Bulldogs on the move! Kyler finished 2nd and Myles 5th at the Okawville Invitational. Awesome runs, guys!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go, Bulldogs!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go, Bulldogs!
Our Lady Bulldog Cross Country Team brought home 1st place at the Okawville Invitational yesterday. Top finishers were:
• Sydney – 3rd
• Gracyn – 4th
• Autumn – 6th
• Mia – 10th
• Kynslee – 13th
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go, Lady Bulldogs!
• Sydney – 3rd
• Gracyn – 4th
• Autumn – 6th
• Mia – 10th
• Kynslee – 13th
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go, Lady Bulldogs!
One of the most powerful ways children feel loved is through quality time. For kids of all ages, having your full attention communicates that they matter more than the distractions around you........and let’s be honest, there are so...........many..........distractions. We are constantly grabbing our phones, hopping on our computers, folding one more load of laundry, doing one more sink full of dishes, running someone to practice, and getting pulled away for all of the responsibilities. Building in quality time isn’t extra. It is essential.
Whether it’s a walk together, a bedtime chat, or working side by side on a project, those shared moments build connection and security. Children who receive love through quality time often feel most valued when you set aside time that is just for them.
Quality time doesn’t have to be planned ahead of time, complicated or expensive—it’s about being present. That could look like cooking dinner together, throwing a football to each other, or literally anything they like to do.....do it together. Even everyday routines like car rides can become meaningful when you turn off the radio and really listen. What matters most is your undivided attention, not the activity itself.
To make quality time part of your daily rhythm, start with small, intentional choices. Put away your phone when your child is talking. Invite them to join you in errands or chores. Create simple family traditions like Friday night movie nights or a short Saturday morning walk. When children see that you are carving out time for them, they feel seen, valued, and deeply loved.
In a world full of busy schedules and constant distractions, quality time is a gift that strengthens your bond and fills your child’s “love tank.” Every moment you spend together plants seeds of confidence, security, and love that will last far beyond childhood.
Whether it’s a walk together, a bedtime chat, or working side by side on a project, those shared moments build connection and security. Children who receive love through quality time often feel most valued when you set aside time that is just for them.
Quality time doesn’t have to be planned ahead of time, complicated or expensive—it’s about being present. That could look like cooking dinner together, throwing a football to each other, or literally anything they like to do.....do it together. Even everyday routines like car rides can become meaningful when you turn off the radio and really listen. What matters most is your undivided attention, not the activity itself.
To make quality time part of your daily rhythm, start with small, intentional choices. Put away your phone when your child is talking. Invite them to join you in errands or chores. Create simple family traditions like Friday night movie nights or a short Saturday morning walk. When children see that you are carving out time for them, they feel seen, valued, and deeply loved.
In a world full of busy schedules and constant distractions, quality time is a gift that strengthens your bond and fills your child’s “love tank.” Every moment you spend together plants seeds of confidence, security, and love that will last far beyond childhood.
It's Meet Day. Our Cross Country Bulldogs travel to Okawville for a meet with Wesclin, D12, Bartelso, Carlyle, and the host team.
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Teamwork + creativity = smiles! Our 7th graders surprised Mr. Rakers with a life-sized ‘HI’ as he entered the gym for PE this morning. It's small gestures like this that make GES a special place to learn and work.
We ❤️ our Bulldogs.
We ❤️ our Bulldogs.
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