Friday, February 23, 2024 - Graham Local Schools are closed
Friday, February 23, 2024 Graham Local Schools - 2 hour delay.
@GrahamAthletics FINAL- LADY FALCONS ROLL TO A 56-39 VICTORY over Twood in Rd 2 action. Next game- Tuesday, 27th @5:30pm venue Trotwood hs! Keep the train rolling!!!
@grahamathletics after three- Falcons up 46-24... Finish Strong!
@GrahamAthletics Lady Falcons extend their lead at the Halfway mark 34-17 over Twood .... LET'S GOOOOO FLACONS!!!!
Our Lady Falcons take on the second round of district tournaments tonight at 7:30! Go Falcons!
Graham Elementary had 12 projects compete at this year's county science fair day. Congratulations to Amera Rader and Piper Jacobs, Ayla Lensman and Olivia Obaugh, Leni Rader and Lucy Rodgers, Juliana Williams, and Colten Taylor for being selected to move on to the district level.
In addition, several of our individual and group projects received sponsored monetary awards. Amera Rader and Piper Jacobs along with Colten Taylor received the shepherd award for best project in chemistry. Sarah Faulkner and Emma Miller received the award for best project in engineering. Ayla Lensman and Olivia Obaugh received the award for microbiology or medicine and health. Juliana Williams received the McMurray family spirit of science award and Amera Rader and Piper Jacobs received third place overall at the county event. Congratulations to all of our 5th grade participants. We are proud of you for taking on the challenge of your first science fair project!
Our Lady Falcon Bowlers are state bound! Good work Falcons!
February 22 is National Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Help us thank our drivers for keeping our students safe every single day!!
Congratulations to Jorden Hillman, DAR Essay winner, Mr. Rich Randall-Named Outstanding teacher of American History, and Teagan Setty. Teagan Setty won the Good Citizen award.
We're proud to partner with Clark State Community College for the Scholars program! These students have been awarded scholarships to Clark State! Today our Clark State scholar students got to take a field trip to the campus in Springfield!
FCCLA is working on a project and involved our High School MH classroom to help with the project. Here are some great photos of kids of all walks of life participating in being a buddy and great role models.
Mrs. Fasse’s 2nd grade class celebrated Valentine’s Day with some sweet chocolate treats 🍫 while they learned some great life lessons that helped Milton Hershey become a very successful man. After reading the book 📖 “On the Corner of Chocolate Avenue” (a biography), they learned that Milton Hershey:
*persevered when he experienced failure (which happened often early on in his career)
*always worked hard *never gave up on his dream
*eventually became rich💰and shared his wealth with his employees and his community, so it would be a better place for everyone .
This true story helped the students remember that they should never give up in life, no matter how many times they may fail at something. It’s more important that we all learn from our failures and keep working hard until we succeed and reach our goal(s).
Mrs. Fasse’s class will continue their study of Milton Hershey’s life by using their map 🗺 skills and locating the states where Milton lived during his lifetime, as well as the countries he shipped his delicious chocolates 🍫 to when they first became very popular. The students will also locate the parts of the world 🌎 where cocoa beans grow, and learn the processes used to turn cocoa beans into the yummy 😋 chocolates we enjoy eating today.
Keep up the great work, Zac!! 🦅
Our men Falcon Bowlers take on District Finals today at 9:45 AM. Lets show our support for them! Go Falcons! 🦅
@GrahamAthletics Falcon Men fall short tonight against DNorthridge 56-38... Thank You Seniors for ALLthe great memories!
Our Boys Basketball Team Takes on the Sectional tournament at Springfield Highschool tonight at 6:00! Go Falcons!
Congrats to our Lady Falcon Bowlers for qualifying for State Championship next week!!! Great Job Coaches and Falcons!!!!!
8th grader George Slone had the lead roll of Maui in Moana Jr at the Holland Theatre in Bellefontaine this past weekend. They had 5 performances Thursday through Saturday, including two shows for students in various schools and counties, and 3 public performances. George represented Graham as one of 8 schools including home school, from 3 different counties. George also participated in a radio interview with 3 other leads with WPKO out of Bellefontaine! Great work George!
Announcing the CBC awards for our girls basketball team! Congrats to all players and our own coach Elizabeth Martin on their achievements! Go Falcons!
