FFA greenery sale. Saturday 9-3.
Chili Sale! Order your Chili to support the Junior National Honor Society by tomorrow, Thursday, 12/10.
Parent Forum Summary
COVID Playbook for Parents: Strategies to Help Cope with Stress and Uncertainty
Last week we hosted a virtual parent forum with Dr. Jennifer Bashant. Please follow the link below to a summary of this forum and suggested resources.
https://www.smore.com/1wt04
Tonight is our Parent Forum at 6:30.
COVID Playbook for Parents: Strategies to Help Your Child Cope with Stress and Uncertainty
Identifying and expressing feelings, whether positive or negative, is a very important skill for your child to have. You can help develop this skill by learning how to use this "Feelings Wheel." Join our parent forum tonight to learn more!
Zoom link to parent forum:
https://zoom.us/j/98222887811?pwd=Z0hHNE04dnNONDR2ZWtvMkJJdzI3QT09
Greenville Central School District:
Our parent forum is tomorrow night - November 17 at 6:30.
COVID Playbook for Parents
Strategies to Help Your Child Cope with Stress and Uncertainty
We can all support the development of a growth mindset! Join our parent forum to learn more!
Zoom Link for event:
https://zoom.us/j/98222887811?pwd=Z0hHNE04dnNONDR2ZWtvMkJJdzI3QT09
Join us for a virtual parent forum - November 17 at 6:30.
COVID Playbook for Parents
Strategies to Help Your Child Cope with Stress and Uncertainty
https://zoom.us/j/98222887811?pwd=Z0hHNE04dnNONDR2ZWtvMkJJdzI3QT09
Join us for a virtual parent forum - November 17 at 6:30.
COVID Playbook for Parents
Strategies to Help Your Child Cope with Stress and Uncertainty
As we all adjust to new challenges, learning to focus on the positive is a skill we can all develop.
https://zoom.us/j/98222887811?pwd=Z0hHNE04dnNONDR2ZWtvMkJJdzI3QT09
Interested in becoming a substitute at GCS?
Stop by the District Office on Saturday, November 14th between 9-11am and pick up an application!
Join us for a virtual parent forum - November 17 at 6:30.
COVID Playbook for Parents
When it comes to our resilience, or the ability to get back on track when facing a challenge, mindset plays a huge role. You can teach your child how to make small changes to their mindset in order to be more resilient, calm and happy.
Forum will be through zoom.
https://zoom.us/j/98222887811?pwd=Z0hHNE04dnNONDR2ZWtvMkJJdzI3QT09
Have you ever thought about working where your children attend school? Now is the time! GCSD is looking for substitutes in all areas! Please look on the district website or call (518) 966-5070 ext. 525 for an application.
October eNews! Check it out!
https://core-docs.s3.amazonaws.com/documents/asset/uploaded_file/990084/OCTOBER_2020.pdf
While our lockers are not being used, Ms. DellaRocco's art students created COVID safety murals to hang around the building.
A growth mindset is the way to go! We can all benefit from thinking about how to approach our challenges with this type of mindset. Posted in Mrs. Manning's Classroom!
The weather did not stop us from recognizing law enforcement and first responders with breakfast treats this morning. A BIG “thank you” to our local heroes!
We are hiring substitutes in all areas! Applications are available on the district website so apply today!
www.greenvillecsd.org
Health Screening Tool:
As the first day of school approaches, we will be testing the online system for reporting daily health screening information. Parents/guardians will receive test emails as follow:
- Elementary Grades K-5: Wednesday September 9 and Thursday September 10
- Middle/High School:
- Grades 6-12 Spartan Group: Wednesday September 9
- Grades 6-12 STRONG Group: Thursday September 10
This will allow families to see what the daily health screening procedure entails. Please complete the test screening to practice the process. Starting Friday, September 11, you will need to submit this daily health screening for your child(ren) every morning by 7:30 am.
How It Works
You will receive an email each morning with a link to complete the brief health screening questionnaire for your child before sending them to school. If you have more than one child, there will be a separate link for each child and you will need to complete each. The daily health screening asks Yes/No questions about recent travel, COVID exposure, and temperature (i.e., does the student member have a temperature of 100.0 degrees Fahrenheit or greater).
We will be using the secure platform EdVista (you may need to check your spam folder for a message with the subject "COVID-19 Daily Health Screening Form" and allow EdVista as an approved contact). If you do not receive the test emails mentioned above, contact your school office to confirm your email address. This email will only be sent to the person listed as the primary contact.
If you are unable to complete the daily health screening form (e.g. internet issues), please notify the main office of your child’s school building as soon as possible so they can check your student’s temperature upon arrival:
· Elementary School: 518-966-5070 ext. 301
· Middle School: 518-966-5070 ext. 451
· High School: 518-966-5070 ext. 401
This mandatory daily health screening is a new state requirement to help ensure the health and safety of our school community. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation.
Greenville Central School District welcomes new faculty members during new teacher orientation on Friday, August 28th.
During the month of May, the Greenville Mental Health Advocates "Turned Greenville Green" in support of Mental Health awareness. They want to remind everyone that it's ok to ask for help when you need it. Have a Spartan STRONG summer!
School-wide video #2.
https://youtu.be/FAnLDQq9vlk
From Greenville to Hurley, Kingston to Wynantskill, Athens to Richfield Springs and many places in-between, last Friday the GCS admin team hit the road to deliver our Spartan STRONG Educator signs to show our appreciation. Teacher Appreciation Week May 4-8. #thankateacher
