Then and now — growing into greatness.
Then and now — stepping into the future with purpose.
It's Concert Night! Members of the Bulldog Band and Chorus will perform at the annual Spring Concert. Doors open at 6:00. Concert begins at 6:30.
From the first note to the last, perform Bulldog STRONG!
From the first note to the last, perform Bulldog STRONG!
Then and now — learning, leading, leaving a mark.
Then and now — proof that growth is powerful.
Then and now — still shining, just brighter.
Then and now — small beginnings, big dreams.
Then and now — growing stronger with every step.
Today, we shine our spotlight on Adrian.
Fun Fact about me: I can play the trumpet.
What is one skill you would like to learn? How to juggle.
Chicken or Banana? Chicken
Favorite School Lunch: My favorite school lunch is pizza stick.
Favorite Field Trip: The one to Busch Stadium
Favorite Subject: My favorite subject is ELA.
Teacher Quality You Appreciate Most: When they make me understand what I am learning.
Lesson Learned at GES: Not to procrastinate.
What You Will Miss Most about GES: I will miss the teachers.
What Makes You Most Proud to be a Bulldog: How the teachers make me feel happy to go to school.
I will always remember: Germantown
Upon graduation from GES, Adrian plans to go to Central High School.
Adrian, you have been a member of our Bulldog family since 2017. During your 9 years at GES, you made a difference with your manners and smile, always setting a good example for others. We wish you all the best as you continue your life journey in high school. Never forget, once a Bulldog always a Bulldog.
Fun Fact about me: I can play the trumpet.
What is one skill you would like to learn? How to juggle.
Chicken or Banana? Chicken
Favorite School Lunch: My favorite school lunch is pizza stick.
Favorite Field Trip: The one to Busch Stadium
Favorite Subject: My favorite subject is ELA.
Teacher Quality You Appreciate Most: When they make me understand what I am learning.
Lesson Learned at GES: Not to procrastinate.
What You Will Miss Most about GES: I will miss the teachers.
What Makes You Most Proud to be a Bulldog: How the teachers make me feel happy to go to school.
I will always remember: Germantown
Upon graduation from GES, Adrian plans to go to Central High School.
Adrian, you have been a member of our Bulldog family since 2017. During your 9 years at GES, you made a difference with your manners and smile, always setting a good example for others. We wish you all the best as you continue your life journey in high school. Never forget, once a Bulldog always a Bulldog.
The 8th Grade Graduation time has been set for 7:00 on Tuesday, May 12. The doors to the school will open at 6:00.
Congratulations to Kayne S. for qualifying for the State Golf Tournament with a career-best 39 this morning at the Regional Golf Tournament. His performance earned him a 5th place medal finish, a tremendous accomplishment.
Kayne will compete at Kokopelli Golf Club on Monday, May 11.
Best of luck at State, Kayne.
Tee it up, Bulldog STRONG!
Kayne will compete at Kokopelli Golf Club on Monday, May 11.
Best of luck at State, Kayne.
Tee it up, Bulldog STRONG!
Today, we shine our spotlight on Rayna.
Fun Fact about me: I love to read in my free time.
What is one skill you would like to learn? A skill I would like to learn is how to branch out of my bubble.
Chicken or Banana? Banana
Favorite School Lunch: Bosco Sticks
Favorite Field Trip: 7th Grade Science Center with Mr. Abney
Favorite Subject: ELA
Teacher Quality You Appreciate Most: How supportive they are.
Lesson Learned at GES: One thing I will take is to be respectful of my school.
What You Will Miss Most about GES: I will miss knowing everyone and being able to say hi.
What Makes You Most Proud to be a Bulldog: Something that makes me proud to be a Bulldog is the teachers' respect for the students.
I will always remember: I will always remember when Cece and I were at last year's graduation and someone behind squeaked really loud and we laughed the whole graduation.
Upon graduation from GES, Rayna plans to go to Central High School.
Rayna, you joined our Bulldog family in 2020 when you were in third grade. We are so grateful for the opportunity to watch you grow in a multitude of ways during your time at GES. We wish you the best of luck in high school. Remember, once a Bulldog always a Bulldog.
Fun Fact about me: I love to read in my free time.
What is one skill you would like to learn? A skill I would like to learn is how to branch out of my bubble.
Chicken or Banana? Banana
Favorite School Lunch: Bosco Sticks
Favorite Field Trip: 7th Grade Science Center with Mr. Abney
Favorite Subject: ELA
Teacher Quality You Appreciate Most: How supportive they are.
Lesson Learned at GES: One thing I will take is to be respectful of my school.
What You Will Miss Most about GES: I will miss knowing everyone and being able to say hi.
What Makes You Most Proud to be a Bulldog: Something that makes me proud to be a Bulldog is the teachers' respect for the students.
I will always remember: I will always remember when Cece and I were at last year's graduation and someone behind squeaked really loud and we laughed the whole graduation.
Upon graduation from GES, Rayna plans to go to Central High School.
Rayna, you joined our Bulldog family in 2020 when you were in third grade. We are so grateful for the opportunity to watch you grow in a multitude of ways during your time at GES. We wish you the best of luck in high school. Remember, once a Bulldog always a Bulldog.
We are so grateful to Steve and Tina Arentsen for their generous $500 donation to The Final Push. It’s because of supporters like you that we continue to build something special for our students and community. Thank you for making a difference!
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
#STRONGerTogether
To contribute to The Final Push, visit:
https://forms.gle/1LqFu1ok4v1K4NWr8
#STRONGerTogether
It's Match Day! Members of the Bulldog Golf Team take to the links at Roland Barkau Golf Course in Regional Tournament action.
Tee it up, Bulldog STRONG!
Tee it up, Bulldog STRONG!
The Athletic Awards Ceremony is tonight at 6:00 in the school gym. Doors will open at 5:45. All varsity athletes and their parents are invited to attend.
Today, we shine our spotlight on Wyatt.
Fun Fact about me: I like sports like soccer and golf.
What is one skill you would like to learn? I would like to learn how to speak a different language.
Chicken or Banana? Chicken
Favorite School Lunch: BBQ ribs
Favorite Field Trip: Tour of the Cardinals stadium
Favorite Subject: Social Studies
Teacher Quality You Appreciate Most: Leniency
Lesson Learned at GES: My ability to play trombone
What You Will Miss Most about GES: Recess
What Makes You Most Proud to be a Bulldog: Our amazing sports teams
I will always remember: The friends I made at GES.
Upon graduation from GES, Wyatt plans to go to Central High School.
Wyatt, you have been an important part of our Bulldog family since 2016. We have enjoyed getting the opportunity to watch you learn and grow. We wish you the best of luck in high school. Remember, once a Bulldog always a Bulldog.
Fun Fact about me: I like sports like soccer and golf.
What is one skill you would like to learn? I would like to learn how to speak a different language.
Chicken or Banana? Chicken
Favorite School Lunch: BBQ ribs
Favorite Field Trip: Tour of the Cardinals stadium
Favorite Subject: Social Studies
Teacher Quality You Appreciate Most: Leniency
Lesson Learned at GES: My ability to play trombone
What You Will Miss Most about GES: Recess
What Makes You Most Proud to be a Bulldog: Our amazing sports teams
I will always remember: The friends I made at GES.
Upon graduation from GES, Wyatt plans to go to Central High School.
Wyatt, you have been an important part of our Bulldog family since 2016. We have enjoyed getting the opportunity to watch you learn and grow. We wish you the best of luck in high school. Remember, once a Bulldog always a Bulldog.
In the wake of the week’s storms, we’re grateful that no one was injured, while also recognizing that some families in our community were impacted. Even when everyone is physically safe, events like this can leave children (and adults) feeling unsettled.
This week, our SEL focus is “Helping Children Feel Safe, Connected, and Supported.” Children may express their feelings in different ways—some may want to talk about what happened, while others might show changes in behavior, mood, or sleep. All of these responses can be normal.
Here are a few ways families can support children at home:
*Keep routines consistent as much as possible to provide a sense of stability
*Invite conversation, but don’t force it—let your child share at their own pace
*Validate feelings by acknowledging worries or fears without dismissing them
*Limit exposure to media coverage that may increase anxiety
*Focus on helpers and community strength, highlighting how people support one another during difficult times
*This is also an opportunity to model resilience. Simple reassurances, quality time together, and calm, supportive responses can go a long way in helping children feel secure again.
Together, we can help our children feel safe, cared for, and confident as our community recovers.
This week, our SEL focus is “Helping Children Feel Safe, Connected, and Supported.” Children may express their feelings in different ways—some may want to talk about what happened, while others might show changes in behavior, mood, or sleep. All of these responses can be normal.
Here are a few ways families can support children at home:
*Keep routines consistent as much as possible to provide a sense of stability
*Invite conversation, but don’t force it—let your child share at their own pace
*Validate feelings by acknowledging worries or fears without dismissing them
*Limit exposure to media coverage that may increase anxiety
*Focus on helpers and community strength, highlighting how people support one another during difficult times
*This is also an opportunity to model resilience. Simple reassurances, quality time together, and calm, supportive responses can go a long way in helping children feel secure again.
Together, we can help our children feel safe, cared for, and confident as our community recovers.
It's Dash Day! Join us at Schoendienst Park for an evening of family, fun, and fitness as we celebrate the 22nd Annual Bulldog Dash.
4:30 Walk-Up Registration Opens
6:00 5K Race Begins
7:00 2K Race Begins
4:30 Walk-Up Registration Opens
6:00 5K Race Begins
7:00 2K Race Begins
A huge Bulldog thank you to our custodian, Carl Diesen, for the incredible amount of work he has put in this week during tornado recovery efforts. From early mornings to long days, Carl has gone above and beyond to help get our building and grounds back in shape. We are truly grateful for his hard work, dedication, and commitment to our school community.
Look at our Bulldog Alumni—STRONG, successful, and shining at the high school level. We are so proud to see our former Bulldogs excelling and making a difference beyond the halls of GES. These outstanding students were recognized at the Clinton County Academic Excellence Awards Banquet for being in the Top 10% of their graduating class.
Congratulations Kara, Owen, Landon, Aidan, Dalton, and Kaelyn. Your hard work, dedication, and excellence continue to shine. Keep reaching for the stars!
#OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
Congratulations Kara, Owen, Landon, Aidan, Dalton, and Kaelyn. Your hard work, dedication, and excellence continue to shine. Keep reaching for the stars!
#OnceABulldogAlwaysABulldog
