Our Varsity Lady Bulldog and Bulldog basketball teams swept Summersville at the Rome Shootout yesterday with Kenzie and Bryce earning Player of the Game honors.
Play hard, play smart, and make an IMPACT. Congratulations to our players and coaches on a successful shootout performance.
It's Game Day!
Our Varsity Girls and Boys Basketball Teams play Summersville in the Rome Shootout today.
The girls play at 5:45 followed by the boys at 7:00.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Bulldogs!
Our Chess Club is kicking off next Wednesday after school.
Junior high students are welcome to join us for fun games, friendly competitions, and a chance to learn from each other.
🗓 When: Wednesday, October 30
⏰ Time: 3:05-4:00 PM
📍 Where: Mrs. Knapp's Classroom
Join the Chess Revolution: Where Strategy Meets IMPACT.
With wins over Wolf Branch and West Junior High, our Varsity Lady Bulldog Basketball team wrapped up the Hoops for Hope Shootout with a 2-0 record.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Way to go Lady Bulldogs!
It's Game Day!
Our Varsity Lady Bulldog Basketball Team plays West Junior High at 6:00 this evening in the Central O'Fallon Hoops for Hope Shootout.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Lady Bulldogs!
It's Game Day!
Our 4/5/6 Lady Bulldog basketball teams host Bartelso in action after school today. We will start with two quarters of a fourth grade only game at 3:45, followed by the 5th and 6th grade games.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Lady Bulldogs!
It's Game Day!
Our Varsity Lady Bulldog Basketball Team tips off its season at 7:00 this evening against Wolf Branch in the Central O'Fallon Hoops for Hope Shootout.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Lady Bulldogs!
It's Game Day.
Our 5/6 Lady Bulldog basketball teams travel to ASA for action after school today. The fifth grade game starts at 4:00 with the sixth grade game to follow.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Lady Bulldogs!
Gracyn E. was voted to be on the Trenton K of C All Tournament Team. Way to make an IMPACT, Gracyn. Bulldog Country stands proud of you.
Our JV Lady Bulldog Basketball Team tipped off its season with a 4th Place finish in the Trenton K of C Tournament.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Way to go Lady Bulldogs!
It's Game Day.
Our JV Lady Bulldogs play for third place in the Wesclin Tournament at 6:00 this evening.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Lady Bulldogs!
It's Meet Day for our State qualifiers, Sydney H. and Kyler R. The girls' Class S State Cross Country Race begins at 10:00 followed by the boys' race at 11:00.
Every step, BIG IMPACT. Go Bulldogs!
What a better way than to spend this beautiful day with members of the GFD engaging in Fire Prevention Day activities.
We ❤️ the GFD.
Check out this week's publication of the Bulldog Bulletin.
Why is it that saying sorry to the ones we love can be so difficult to do, but saying sorry to someone we bump into at the grocery store just rolls right off the tongue? In an old school way of thinking, apologizing to children can make us as parents feel like we’re losing our authority. We may be stubborn, angry, or too proud to admit we maybe could have handled a situation differently.
In reality, being able to apologize when we make mistakes can do so much for our child’s (and our own) development and our relationship with them. Here are some of the reasons we should apologize when necessary:
Builds trust and respect: When we admit we’re wrong and apologize, it shows our children we are trustworthy and are willing to be accountable for our actions.
Teaches responsibility: We are modeling what we want our kids to do - take responsibility for our actions and learn from our mistakes.
Helping children feel heard: When we acknowledge how our actions made them feel, they feel more understood.
Improves communication: When kids are comfortable expressing their thoughts and feelings, they are more likely to share and listen.
Apologizing doesn’t weaken us; it strengthens our bond with our children and helps us grow together. The more we know, the better we can do.
It's Game Day!
Our JV Lady Bulldogs play Albers/Dville at 8:00 this evening in the Wesclin Tournament.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT.
Mrs. Conner’s 8th grade ELA classes read Edgar Allan Poe’s story “The Tell Tale Heart”. To really understand the mood and suspense of the story, the students read the story in the darkness using flashlights. It was a fun learning experience and a great way to continue the unit focused around “the art of suspense”.
It's Game Day!
Our JVGB team tips off its season against Albers/Dville at 6:30 in the Wesclin Tournament.
Play hard, play smart, make an IMPACT. Go Lady Bulldogs!
It is the mission of Germantown Elementary School District #60 to educate all children to the best of their abilities through the cooperation of school, home, and community. The District, in an active partnership with parents and community, promotes excellence in a caring environment in which all students learn and grow. Through this partnership we hope to empower all students to develop a strong self-esteem and to become responsible learners and decision-makers. Attainment of our mission is determined by student academic achievement, social development and positive attitude toward learning.
The Honor Roll program at Germantown Elementary School District #60 recognizes the academic achievement of all fifth through eighth grade students. Students with a grade point average between 3.76-4.0 earn a place on High Honor Roll while students with a GPA between 3.5-3.75 are designated as Honor Roll recipients.
It is our pleasure to recognize the 1st Quarter Honor Roll recipients. This honor is a direct result of hard work and dedication.
It's Game Day.
Our 5/6 GB Teams host Aviston in action after school today. The 6th grade game starts at 4:00 with the 5th grade game to follow.
Play, hard, play smart, make an IMPACT.
