The Student of the Month Program serves to recognize one student in grades PreK-3 and one student in grades 4-8 each month. Members of the faculty and staff nominate students based on the qualities associated with the #PRIDE theme: Perseverance, Respect, Integrity, Discipline, and Empathy.
We are pleased to announce that Adriana B-S. and Sawyer E. were chosen as the September Students of the Month.
This morning, Kernel Nut Club representative, Nick Schomaker, presented Adriana and Sawyer with a certificate and a $25 check for their own personal use. The Kernel Nut Club also made a $25 donation to the charity of the recipients' choice. A donation was made to Variety the Children's Charity, on Adriana's behalf, and the Clinton County Humane Society, on Sawyer's behalf.
If you see Adriana or Sawyer out and about in the days to come, please let them know that Bulldog Country stands proud of them.
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Check out the upcoming events scheduled at GES. It promises to be a busy week.
We are gearing up for next week's BIG race as we kickoff our Racing for Ryleigh fundraiser.
Who is Ryleigh? Ryleigh is one of our Transitional Kindergarten students. She was recently diagnosed with a very rare autoimmune disorder that resulted in an extended hospital stay, countless doctor appointments, and an extensive treatment plan. Through this fundraiser, our goal is to raise money for the family to help offset expenses.
Starting Monday, October 3, the class horses will race out of the gates in an attempt to raise the most money and cross the finish line in first place. The students will add quarters and dollar bills to their class jug each day to advance their horse in the horse race.
If you would like to contribute to the Racing for Ryleigh fundraiser, simply send quarters and dollar bills to school October 3-October 7. The class that raises the most money and 'wins' the horse race will receive a pizza party. The fundraiser will culminate on Feel Good Friday, October 7, when we host three heats of 'horse races' in the gym and the winner is crowned.
Please consider joining us in our efforts to raise money for Ryleigh.
Our second Feel Good Friday event is right around the corner. We have finalized the plans and look forward to another morning of fun with our Bulldog friends.
The pairings for the ASA 6th Grade Girls Basketball Tournament have been released. In first round action on Friday, October 7, our Bulldogs play ASA at 7:45. Go Bulldogs!
Moments like this serve as a reminder of a teacher's importance in the lives of children. Thank you, Mr. Rakers, for pouring your love into our students.
Check out the upcoming events scheduled at GES.
Check out this week's publication of the Bulldog Bulletin.
Check out this week's publication of the Bulldog Bulletin.
With Cross Country and 5/6 Girls Basketball now in full swing, next week promises to be very busy. Go Bulldogs!
We are gearing up to host our first ever Cross Country Meet on Thursday, September 15. The 1.86 mile route utilizes several streets near Schoendienst Park: East Park, Sycamore, East, Church, Maple, and Holly. The first race will start at 4:00 with the second race to follow at approximately 4:30. All race activity should conclude by 5:15.
Our Bulldog racers would love to see some familiar faces along the route cheering them on. We invite you to come out and show your Bulldog pride.
Check out this week's publication of the Bulldog Bulletin.
Check out the upcoming events scheduled at GES.
Check out this week's publication of the Bulldog Bulletin.
The schedule for the D12 VGB Tourney has been released. Our Lady Bulldogs will take on the Wildcats of St. Rose at 7:15 on Monday, October 17, in their first game of tourney action. Go Lady Bulldogs!
Today's Wellness Wednesday Wise Words of the Week.
Establishing a healthy sleep pattern in early life is very important for child development. Sleep plays a critical role in learning and memory, emotional regulation, and related brain structure development.
Check out the upcoming events scheduled at GES.
Hip hip hooray for sunshine, blue skies, and smiling faces. We love our Bulldogs!
Please help us give Ms. McDowell a warm Bulldog welcome. Ms. McDowell will be working as a fifth grade paraprofessional this year. While this will be her first year working in a school setting, Ms. McDowell loves children and has lots of experience working with them. She has aspirations of becoming a teacher. Working at GES is the first step towards achieving that goal. Welcome to Germantown, Ms. McDowell.
