This week marks the end of an incredible chapter as Mr. Frank will drive his final routes for GES. Since being hired in 2000, he has dedicated 26 years to safely transporting generations of Bulldog students. Through countless miles, Mr. Frank has always been a dependable and caring presence for our students and families. We are deeply grateful for his years of service, commitment, and the care he showed our children each day.
Thank you, Mr. Frank, for 26 years of dedication to GES. You will always be a special part of Bulldog Country.
Thank you, Mr. Frank, for 26 years of dedication to GES. You will always be a special part of Bulldog Country.
A big Bulldog THANK YOU to Wayne & Sandy Lohman for their generous $500 donation to The Final Push campaign.
The continued generosity of our community is simply amazing. We are thankful for the support, encouragement, and investment in the future of our students and school district.
To join us in supporting The Final Push campaign, please visit:
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The continued generosity of our community is simply amazing. We are thankful for the support, encouragement, and investment in the future of our students and school district.
To join us in supporting The Final Push campaign, please visit:
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The Class of 2026 wishes all of Bulldog Country a happy Friday from Holiday World.
We would like to extend a heartfelt THANK YOU to an anonymous donor for a generous $500 contribution to The Final Push campaign.
Support like this continues to move us closer to the finish line and is a reminder of how much our community believes in the future of our students and school district. We are incredibly grateful for the continued support.
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
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#STRONGerTogether
Support like this continues to move us closer to the finish line and is a reminder of how much our community believes in the future of our students and school district. We are incredibly grateful for the continued support.
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
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Today, Germantown Fire Department Auxiliary Flames representative, Danielle Solis, presented a $500 donation to Superintendent Becker to help purchase school supplies for students.Their support will help ensure students have the supplies they need to start the 2026-27 school year prepared and ready to learn. We are incredibly thankful for community organizations like the Flames that continue to support our students and families in meaningful ways.
#STRONGerTogether
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Today we celebrate the members of the GES Class of 2022 as they prepare to graduate from high school, while holding near to our hearts a classmate whose memory remains an important part of their story.
No matter where life takes them, they will always be part of our Bulldog FAMILY!
#OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
No matter where life takes them, they will always be part of our Bulldog FAMILY!
#OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
Summer is officially right around the corner! It can be enjoyable for kids and families, but it can also bring moments that are challenging and stressful. Here are a few simple practices that can make a big difference.
1. Keep a simple routine. Keeping expectations and routines somewhat predictable help kids feel safe and regulated.
2. Connect before you correct. When emotions run high, start with understanding. Get curious. What are their big reactions really telling you? Kids behave better when they feel heard and respected.
3. Allow boredom. Unstructured, screen-free time builds creativity, independence, and problem-solving skills.
4. Name feelings. You don’t need to fix emotions----acknowledging them helps kids calm and move forward.
5. Get outside every day. Fresh air and movement support mood, sleep, and emotional regulation.
A final reminder: What you see on social media is a highlight reel—not real life. Most families are navigating big feelings, messy moments, and changing plans right alongside you. A meaningful summer isn’t about perfection; it’s about connection, patience, and doing the best you can each day.
1. Keep a simple routine. Keeping expectations and routines somewhat predictable help kids feel safe and regulated.
2. Connect before you correct. When emotions run high, start with understanding. Get curious. What are their big reactions really telling you? Kids behave better when they feel heard and respected.
3. Allow boredom. Unstructured, screen-free time builds creativity, independence, and problem-solving skills.
4. Name feelings. You don’t need to fix emotions----acknowledging them helps kids calm and move forward.
5. Get outside every day. Fresh air and movement support mood, sleep, and emotional regulation.
A final reminder: What you see on social media is a highlight reel—not real life. Most families are navigating big feelings, messy moments, and changing plans right alongside you. A meaningful summer isn’t about perfection; it’s about connection, patience, and doing the best you can each day.
We would like to extend a sincere thank you to Barbara Robke for her generous $250 donation to The Final Push.
Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to our goal and continues to show the incredible support we have within our school community and beyond. We are truly grateful for partners like Barbara who believe in the importance of this project for our students.
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
#STRONGerTogether
Every contribution, no matter the size, brings us one step closer to our goal and continues to show the incredible support we have within our school community and beyond. We are truly grateful for partners like Barbara who believe in the importance of this project for our students.
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
#STRONGerTogether
Today, Troy Hempen, representing the Sons of the American Legion Squadron #3256, presented Superintendent Becker with a generous $7,500 donation to The Final Push.
This gift brings The Final Push total to $313,711. When combined with proceeds from The Rockfest, our overall campaign total now stands at $688,711—an incredible 92% of the Capital Campaign Committee’s $750,000 goal.
We are deeply grateful to the Sons of the American Legion for their continued support and generosity. Contributions like this bring us one step closer to reaching our goal for our students and school community.
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
#STRONGerTogether
This gift brings The Final Push total to $313,711. When combined with proceeds from The Rockfest, our overall campaign total now stands at $688,711—an incredible 92% of the Capital Campaign Committee’s $750,000 goal.
We are deeply grateful to the Sons of the American Legion for their continued support and generosity. Contributions like this bring us one step closer to reaching our goal for our students and school community.
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
#STRONGerTogether
The stage is set, and we are ready to celebrate the Class of 2026. The graduation ceremony will start at 7:00 this evening. Doors will open at 6:00 for those planning to attend.
Here's to the GES Class of 2026!
Here's to the GES Class of 2026!
It's Match Day! Kayne takes to the course at Kokopelli Golf Club in Marion for the Boys’ State Golf Tournament.
Tee it up, Bulldog STRONG!
Tee it up, Bulldog STRONG!
On this Graduation Eve, we shine our spotlight on the Class of 2026. Enjoy this picture walk down Memory Lane.
Then and now — chasing dreams with courage.
Then and now — ready to explore, ready to lead.
Then and now — quietly shaping the world around him.
Then and now — leadership in the making.
Then and now — making moves on the court and in life.
Then and now — quiet beginnings, confident strides.
Then and now — full of potential, ready to soar.
Then and now — strong hands, strong heart, strong will.
