Our second Final Push donation is in! This family has been with us from day one—donating time, energy, and resources. Thank you, Shane and Ashlee Street, for your incredible support of the Raise the Roof Campaign.
#STRONGerTogether
#STRONGerTogether
It's Game Day! Our 5/6 Lady Bulldog basketball teams travel to Carlyle for action after school today. The fifth grade game starts at 4:00 followed by the sixth grade game.
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
Join us for our annual Veterans Day Ceremony on Friday, November 7, at 8:45 in the gym. Reception to follow in the cafeteria.
The schedule for the 2025 Wesclin Varsity Boys Basketball Tournament has been released. Our Bulldogs take on Breese, Columbia, and Carlyle in pool play action.
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Bulldogs!
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Bulldogs!
Celebrating our first Final Push donation.
Thankful for the generosity of the Craig and Crystalyn Huegen family!
#STRONGerTogether
Thankful for the generosity of the Craig and Crystalyn Huegen family!
#STRONGerTogether
It's Game Day!. Our 5/6 GB teams host Okawville in action after school. The fifth grade game starts at 4:00 with the sixth grade game to follow.
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
The Region 2 Cross Country Regional has officially been moved to Tuesday, October 14, and will now be held at the Milburn High School Campus, 650 Milburn School Road, in O'Fallon. Our Bulldogs will be ready to run STRONG.
Our Cross Country Bulldogs closed out the regular season in championship style — girls AND boys teams both earned 1st place finishes at ASA.
Girls: Autumn – 2nd, Sydney – 5th, Gracyn – 8th, Mia – 9th, Kynslee – 12th
Boys: Kyler – 1st, Myles – 3rd, Coben – 5th, Tristan – 8th, Marcus – 12th
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Way to go Bulldogs!
Deadline approaching! Only four weeks remain to apply for the Superintendent/Principal position at GES. Be part of a dynamic team and help lead our school into the future.
To view the position details, visit:
https://www.ges60.org/page/superintendent-search
To view the position details, visit:
https://www.ges60.org/page/superintendent-search
It's Meet Day. Our Cross Country Bulldogs travel to ASA after school. The first race is scheduled to start at 4:00.
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Top 15 and STRONG finishes for our Bulldogs at today's Clinton County Cross Country Championship.
Girls' Medalists:
Sydney - 5th, Mia - 13th, Gracyn - 14th
Boys' Medalist:
Kyler - 5th
Congratulations to all of our athletes for their hard work and determination.
Today, we recognized our 8th grade cross country athletes and their parents for their dedication to the Bulldog Cross Country Program. Cross country is a sport that challenges athletes to be STRONG in body, mind, and spirit. We are proud of our Bulldogs for challenging themselves through the sport of running.
Something big is dropping tomorrow… Get ready for The Final Push!
It's Meet Day! Our Cross Country Bulldogs travel to Damiansville after school for the Clinton County Cross Country Championship.
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!
Now that October is upon us, this is a friendly reminder to carve out some time to give blood at our upcoming blood drive. Click the link to reserve your spot! https://www.redcrossblood.org/give.html/drive-results?zipSponsor=Germantown
Support the Bulldog Band AND treat yourself to something delicious!
The Bulldog Band Butter Braid® Pastry Fundraiser kicks off October 1–27. These pastries are perfect for family gatherings, holidays, or just a sweet treat at home.
The Bulldog Band Butter Braid® Pastry Fundraiser kicks off October 1–27. These pastries are perfect for family gatherings, holidays, or just a sweet treat at home.
It's Game Day! Our 5/6 Lady Bulldog basketball teams travel to Albers for action after school. The fifth grade game starts at 4:00 with the sixth grade game to follow.
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
Your move, Bulldogs! Year 2 of Chess Club is here for all junior high students. Whether you’re just learning the ropes or already thinking three moves ahead, you’ll have a blast sharpening your skills and taking on friends in weekly matches. Join us for Chess Club this year.
It's Game Day! Our 5/6 Lady Bulldog basketball teams travel to St. Rose for action after school. The fifth grade game starts at 4:00 with the sixth grade game to follow.
From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!
For many children, love is best understood when someone does something kind for them. As a mom who does a lot to coach and encourage independence, I've had to re-train my brain to look at the love language, acts of service, a bit differently. I can now see that showing love can look like stepping in and helping out when they really need it. Sometimes, temporarily taking a task off of their plate and adding it to our own, doesn’t enable them to rely on others, but it can show them that they’re loved.
On the other hand, it’s not about spoiling or doing everything for them---it’s about showing care through thoughtful actions. When kids see that you're willing to step in and help, it communicates, “I love you, and you matter to me.”
Easy Ways to Practice Acts of Service at Home:
*For younger children: Help them build a block tower, fix a toy, or tie their shoes with a smile. Think of it as being their personal superhero.
*For elementary kids: Surprise them by packing a special snack in their lunchbox, helping organize their desk, or tag-team cleaning that basement full of toys that you can’t walk through.
*For older kids: Offer to quiz them before a test, grab that instrument or sports bag when walking out the door and their hands are full, help rearrange their room, or make their favorite dessert just because..
Remember: Acts of Service isn’t about creating dependence---it’s about noticing needs and stepping in with kindness. Even the smallest actions can make a big impact when they come from the heart.
On the other hand, it’s not about spoiling or doing everything for them---it’s about showing care through thoughtful actions. When kids see that you're willing to step in and help, it communicates, “I love you, and you matter to me.”
Easy Ways to Practice Acts of Service at Home:
*For younger children: Help them build a block tower, fix a toy, or tie their shoes with a smile. Think of it as being their personal superhero.
*For elementary kids: Surprise them by packing a special snack in their lunchbox, helping organize their desk, or tag-team cleaning that basement full of toys that you can’t walk through.
*For older kids: Offer to quiz them before a test, grab that instrument or sports bag when walking out the door and their hands are full, help rearrange their room, or make their favorite dessert just because..
Remember: Acts of Service isn’t about creating dependence---it’s about noticing needs and stepping in with kindness. Even the smallest actions can make a big impact when they come from the heart.
