Senior superlatives are being announced today!! Great job GHS!
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8th grade monuments to the inventors of the Industrial Revolution showing up today! Always a favorite for students to research, plan, create, and develop an abstract throughout the unit. Grade 6 and 7 students will choose their favorites soon. Way to go Falcons!! 🦅
GES coffee chat coming soon! Take some time to meet with our team!
All home and away Hs Baseball ⚾️ and softball 🥎 games with Indian Lake have been rescheduled for tomorrow. No games today. The Hs/Ms track teams are still scheduled to compete at NW tonight (as of now)...
The BOE has committed to sending monthly newsletters to share information with staff and stakeholders in the district. This communication piece is another tool to improve communication and align with the strategic plan. The newsletter is written by the BOE and is from the lens of the board. The plan is to release the newsletter the week following the BOE meetings each month. Please visit our website under the right-side tab titled Board Newsletter to access the PDF version with clickable links. https://www.grahamlocalschools.org/
Don't forget, tomorrow is the Graham Community Spring Market!
9:00am - 2:00pm at the Middle School front parking lot.
Free Admission!
Over 60+ vendors
Crafts, antiques, boutiques, garage sales & food trucks!
Work Shop class has been busy this week!! Several students are working on making a connect 4 life size game. Others are working on stick welding! Great job!! 🦅🦅
GHS students are organizing a recycling day at the high school next week! Bring in your recyclables and let the students handle the rest!
GHS Dancin' Band from Falconland Quarter Auction is tomorrow at GHS!!
Reminder
GHS students (and students from across the entire county) are participating in the Champaign County Entrepreneurship Club!!! Very exciting and visionary thinking!!
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Your donations are appreciated!!
📢 Attention Senior Parents!!!
Monte Carlo Night is coming soon!! Get your tickets at the District Support Center (behind GHS) or at the door!! Tickets are $20/person!
@GrahamAthletics Falcon Men take to the Road waaaay up North Union way and bring back a victory! They are at the familiar confines of the DON tomorrow at GHS vs Ben Logan! First pitch 5:15! Come on out!
Flacon B team is hosting CBC foe North Union tonight at the Don... ⚾️ Lady Falcons are up on the Hill 🥎 !
Looking for an opportunity to showcase your business while supporting a great cause?
The Graham Middle School Falcon 5K is now accepting sponsorships for this year. There are varied levels of sponsorship for businesses, individuals, or families.
Thank you for your consideration. Please contact Principal Nick Guidera with Questions GuideraN@grahamlocalschools.org
Sponsorship Form:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EYgXz1sILxh711TIp6AZmc95Ln3ZTS6JFrPp1LraV08/edit?usp=sharing
Graham Middle School 6th grade students were treated to a “Learn with us Agriculture Event” recently. This event was facilitated by multiple high school and middle school students in the Ag pathway. The event and groups were organized by 9th grader Madi Dunham and 11th grader Makenzie Kizer, who are currently the Champaign County Miss USA Agriculture and Champaign County Teen Miss USA Agriculture. Dunham stated “Our goal with the event is to educate more than the common, more well known, sides of agriculture by engaging kids with hands-on activities.
6th graders received a mini lesson at lunch, then broke into stations for the next hour that touched on topics such as planting, harvest, show stock production, goat/sheep production, beef production, dairy and swine operations. There was also a table for FFA recruitment. GMS/OHP boasts an FFA student organization that routinely has nearly 50 students in grades 7 and 8. Mrs. Peterson, Ohio Hi Point extension teacher serving at Graham Middle School, shared that “this event was a great example of how students grow through not only being involved in agriculture in their everyday life outside of the classroom, but also how it impacts their leadership skills. You could walk around the gym hearing both middle school and high school FFA members speak up and teach others about their passion, as well as hear younger students being engaged in discussions on new topics that were being taught to them.”
