Class of 2021 Senior Awards
Congratulations to all seniors who received an award.
43 students received 51 different awards.
Enjoy the slideshow presentation.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1nvJMw7Kl_UI5uyrE4cBq6sWfY1-SZMjvrT2nIknV9so/edit?usp=sharing
Summer School Paperwork Reminder: If you have been contacted by the Guidance Department regarding Summer School and have not handed in your paperwork yet please do so by Thursday, June 10th. Please reach out to Guidance if you have any questions HSguidance@greenvillecsd.org.
Mental Health Virtual Parent Forum - June 1 at 6:30
Where does your child fall on this wellbeing continuum? Identifying where your child is at is the first step in helping him/her to feel better.
Mental Health Virtual Parent Forum - June 1 at 6:30
Encouraging your child to connect with others, as well as find meaningful activities in which to engage, can help improve their wellbeing.
Mental Health Virtual Parent Forum - June 1 at 6:30
If your child is feeling unmotivated and blah, they are not alone! One of the best ways to spark interest again is to get into a state of flow, or to be immersed in an activity in which you lose your sense of time and self.
Mental Health Virtual Parent Forum - June 1 at 6:30
Depression is associated with feelings of worthlessness and a lack of hope, but languishing is more like the absence of wellbeing.
Join us for our parent forum on June 1 with Dr. Jennifer Bashant.
Click the link below to learn more.
The video is about the New York Times article that discusses the concept of languishing. As the fear and grief caused by the pandemic slowly lifts, many of us are caught in the middle of the continuum between depression and wellness. This video highlights some tips for moving back into a place of wellness and helping your child become engaged and motivated again.
https://youtu.be/goAzWSVIB6Q
Half Day Period Schedule for MS/HS - 5.18.2021
Join us for our next parent forum focused on mental health. June 1 at 6:30 through zoom.
Health Office News Update:
Please be advised that student physicals not filled out on an Updated 2020 Required NYS Health Regulation Form can no longer be accepted per NYS regulations. A copy of this form has been attached to this message. It is also available on the GCSD website.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WG0dFecdvLBNVzmJ3s8-YTnMWtCjphMh/view?usp=sharing
Class of 2023 Coffee Fundraiser
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
See picture for coffee and prices.
Use this link to order: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1KMMaae4FHhSBhu3T92IRiEASf0xIARg_za32lm9LoS4/edit?ts=609987f4
MS/HS Half Day Period Schedule for 5/5/2021
Due to internal WiFi issues the District will move to remote instruction tomorrow (Tuesday May 4) for the Middle and High School. Students will be able to connect to their classes remotely and follow their regular schedule.
If you would like to pick up a lunch/breakfast for your child please call ahead (518) 966 - 5070 Ext. 429 for pick up by 9:30 a.m.
Students will still be able to attend their Questar programs and if needed should access the normal morning transportation.
The IB exam will still be held at noon. Students should arrive by 11:45 a.m. The school will call to see which students need transportation.
The Elementary School will be in-person.
Although the 9th Grade Global Studies classes of
Mr. Katagiri and Mr. Thela, were unable to host a
Medieval Fair Night this year, the students
displayed their comprehension of the Middle Ages
in Europe while presenting their projects and
research virtually in class. After choosing a topic
of interest, students conducted research to
construct a physical project that represented the
topic. As a modification to in-person presentations
of exhibits, students constructed slide shows in
which they imbedded research as well as videos
and pictures demonstrating artifacts they created.
Many of the people, ideas, technologies, and
catastrophes from the period that had a great
impact on the world today were represented.
Students displayed a wide range of historical
projects demonstrating food, architecture, disease,
weapons, and much more. Check out some projects here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/155qFG02on2_LCg1kBqKxgWiwaaCSomiJ?usp=sharing
Mr. Kerner, Technology and Ms. DellaRocco, Art filled the showcase donated by the class of 2019 with student work from their classes.
High School Jazz Ensemble students perform jazz combo pieces and improvise solos to help celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month
https://youtu.be/BQTxV5mmxO8
News 10 did a story on our Career Day and interviewed a few of our students to get their perspective.
https://www.news10.com/video/greenville-central-school-district-hosts-virtual-career-day-with-nasa-astronaut/6567386/
Our keynote address from Astronaut Bowen was fantastic this morning! His message of perseverance, hard work, and goal setting was inspirational.
Here is the video of the full presentation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAE_YUfqIms
Tomorrow is the day! MS/HS Career Day 2021
A recording of the keynote address will be posted later in the day tomorrow for all to view!
Mrs. Jensen's Earth Science classes took a virtual trip to the international space station in preparation for our Friday keynote address by astronaut Stephen Bowen. Each class developed questions to ask Mr. Bowen and selected a student representative to be part of the live interview.
What would you ask an astronaut if you had the opportunity?
