It's Game Day! Our 6/5 GB teams travel to Bartelso for action after school. The sixth grade game starts at 4:00 followed by the fifth grade game.
From tip-off to buzzer, play STRONG!


Thanks to the incredible generosity of our Bulldog community, the Raise the Roof Capital Campaign has now reached $467,810 of our $750,000 goal — that’s 62% of the way there.
Every pledge, every dollar, and every act of support will help us build a space where students can grow STRONGER in mind, body, and Bulldog pride. ❤️🤍🖤
Let’s keep climbing — the best view comes from the top!
#RaiseTheRoof #BulldogStrong #SmallSchoolBigImpact

#STRONGerTogether

From tip-off to buzzer, play STRONG!

It's Game Day! Our VGB Team tips off its season against St. Clare at the Joseph Arthur Middle School Shootout. Game time is 7:00.
From tip-off to buzzer, play STRONG!

From tip-off to buzzer - play STRONG!

This week added $24,660 pledged and $19,800 received.
Every dollar gets us closer to raising the roof for our new gym. Thank you to all who’ve stepped up — let’s keep it going Bulldog STRONG! ❤️🤍🖤

#STRONGerTogether

From tip-off to buzzer - play STRONG!

Today, as you head to the SIJHSAA State Cross Country Meet, know that you’re already part of history. Qualifying as a team—both boys and girls—is an incredible accomplishment in itself. You’ve shown determination, heart, and grit from the very first practice to the final race, representing Germantown Elementary with pride every step of the way.
No matter what happens today, you’ve already proven what it means to run Bulldog STRONG—both on and off the course. You’ve lifted each other up through tough practices, celebrated every finish, and pushed yourselves to improve with every stride. You’ve shown what it means to be SUPPORTIVE of one another, cheering teammates across the finish line even when you’re exhausted yourself. You’ve demonstrated true TEAMWORK, knowing that every runner’s effort contributes to the whole. You’ve been RELIABLE—showing up early, putting in the miles, and giving your best no matter the conditions. You’ve stayed OPEN-MINDED, willing to learn from each race and grow from every challenge. You’ve remained NOBLE, competing with integrity, humility, and pride in your school. And most of all, you’ve run with GRIT—that unshakable determination that carries you forward when your legs and lungs beg you to stop. Each of these qualities is what defines a Bulldog—and they’re why we couldn’t be more proud of you today.
As you lace up your shoes one last time this season, run with joy, courage, and gratitude. Run because you’ve worked hard, believed in yourself, and grown STRONGer with every stride. Run for the love of the sport, for your team beside you, and for the pride of being a Bulldog. You’ve already inspired us all—now go finish what you started, Bulldog STRONG!
Sincerely,
Your Bulldog Family ❤️🤍🖤

It's Meet Day! Our Bulldogs take to the course at the DuQuoin State Fairgrounds for the SIJHSAA State Cross Country Meet. The girls race starts at 9:30 followed by the boys’ race upon completion of judging the girls’ race, approximately 10:15.
If you cannot make the trip to DuQuoin but want to show your support, join us in the school parking lot at 6:50 this morning. We will take a group picture with our State Bound Cross Country Team and give them a spirited Bulldog send off.
Getting STRONGer stride by stride. Go Bulldogs!



From tip-off to buzzer - play STRONG!

Words of Affirmation: Kids thrive on hearing, “I believe in you!”
Try: Instead of doing a task for your child, cheer them on as they try it themselves.
Quality Time: One on one time doesn’t always have to mean entertainment---it can be everyday moments.
Try: Folding laundry, doing dishes, or walking the dog together.
Physical Touch: A reassuring hug, high five, or a shoulder pat can be the confidence boost kids need to try new things.
Try: When they’re struggling to figure something out, use physical touch to say, “I’m here, and you got this.”
Acts of Service: When our kids are little, we do so much for them. As they grow, our acts of service can shift from doing for them to doing with them.
Try: Cooking dinner side by side or teaching them how to pack their own lunch.
Gifts: A meaningful gift can be a tool for growth.
Try: Giving a small plant to care for, a notebook for goal-setting, or a watch to manage time.
Remember: The goal isn't to let go all at once---it’s to step back slowly while still showing love in the way your child best receives it. Love fuels confidence. Confidence builds independence.

From tip-off to buzzer - play STRONG!

#STRONGerTogether

From Tip-Off to Buzzer—Play STRONG. Go Lady Bulldogs!

Frio tip-off to buzzer - play STRONG!

