Greenville High School

Due to road conditions, GCSD will be closed today, Friday, February 14.

Due to road conditions, GCSD will operate on a two hour delay today, Friday, February 14.  2 Hour Delay Procedures: At the Elementary School The UPK program begins at 10:40am. K-5 begins at 9:55am and follows their regular schedules. Breakfast is not served. At the Middle/High School Breakfast is not served. There is no morning Questar. The Bell Schedule is as follows: Warning Bell 10:06 Period 1        10:08-10:35 Period 4        10:38-11:08 Period 5        11:11-11:41 Period 6        11:44-12:14 Period 7        12:17-12:47 Period 2        12:50-1:17 Period 3        1:20 - 1:47 Period 8        1:50-2:16 Period 9        2:19-2:45

Due to winter weather conditions, GCSD will operate on a two hour delay today, Thursday, February 13. 2 Hour Delay Procedures: **At the Elementary School** The UPK program begins at 10:40am. K-5 begins at 9:55am and follows their regular schedules. Breakfast is not served. **At the Middle/High School** Breakfast is not served. There is no morning Questar. The Bell Schedule is as follows: Warning Bell 10:06 Period 1        10:08-10:35 Period 4        10:38-11:08 Period 5        11:11-11:41 Period 6        11:44-12:14 Period 7        12:17-12:47 Period 2        12:50-1:17 Period 3        1:20 - 1:47 Period 8        1:50-2:16 Period 9        2:19-2:45

Due to inclement weather, GCSD will be closed today (Thursday 2/6/25).

Last month, all ninth grade students had the opportunity to attend a field trip focused on college and/or career exploration. Their options included: *UAlbany’s ETEC Building and Nanotech Campus to explore innovative college programs *Albany Carpenters Union to explore a career in the trades *WB Gaming and the Center of Gravity/Tech Valley Game Space to explore video gaming and design *Albany Supreme Court and Albany Law School to explore careers in the court system *Albany Medical College Simulation Center and Maria College to explore careers in the medical field A very special thank you to K-12 Counselor Kendall Fritze, Director of Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction Matt Berkshire, and Questar III’s Jim Church for working together to organize these trips and provide such a wonderful opportunity to students. Check out the photos below from their field trips!

Nothing warms the soul on a cold day better than chicken soup from scratch! Students in Food and Nutrition spent the week preparing homemade chicken noodle soup. They started with a whole chicken and learned how to create a flavorful broth. They then transformed the broth into a hearty soup they all enjoyed.

There will be a Community Engagement Session on cell phones in school hosted by the Board of Education on January 22, 2025. More information: https://www.greenvillecsd.org/article/1967128

Transition Services Information Night is a time for families to learn about the services available to students with special needs. Don't miss the free event for all Greene, Albany, and Ulster County residents at the high school on January 15. More information: https://www.greenvillecsd.org/article/1949670

High school yearbooks are on sale now! 🔗 https://link.entourageyearbooks.com/my/GreenvilleCHS

Someone spotted the camera! Check out this week's Spartan Snapshot here: https://5il.co/24wuw

​ParentVUE Activiation codes were mailed and emailed home today, September 13, 2023. For more information and instructions on how to activate your account, please visit: https://5il.co/24t1n For a tutorial video, please visit: https://5il.co/24suy For questions, please visit a Tech Help Table and one of the open house events this fall, or email gardiners@greenvillecsd.org.

Check out the latest Spartanville Spotlight here: https://youtu.be/sNQM8iVZpwA

TONIGHT (5/30) - 6:30pm-8:30pm - MS/HS Cafeteria. The MS/HS Library will be open from 6:00pm-6:30pm for any participants who would like the opportunity to look around before the session. Walk-in attendees are welcome. Pre-registration is encouraged, but not required. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfVkbcEfyOUQtMCq9RlKEiZiGTmzQgF7_kaikoP7mOTlEckTg/viewform

🎵 5th graders took the stage last week to showcase their talents and share their love of music with family and friends - congratulations on an incredible performance! We have two more concerts coming up: the High School Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 16th at 7:00pm and the Middle School Spring Concert on Tuesday, May 23rd at 7:00pm. Both concerts will be held in the MS/HS Auditorium.

For Teacher Appreciation Week we asked students which Greenville teacher has had the most positive impact on them. We collected over 150 responses, and these are just a few of them!

The Greenville Rotary Club is looking for host families to host a foreign exchange student who will be attending Greenville High School during the 2023-24 school year! https://rotarydistrict7210.org/sitepage/youth-exchange-district-7210-long-term/yex-lt-host-families

It's Teacher Appreciation Week! We are so grateful for our dedicated teachers who work tirelessly to ensure the success of our students all the way from UPK through Senior year and beyond. Teachers - your efforts make a lasting impact on the lives of your students. Thank you for your unwavering commitment to making Greenville a place where everyone learns, teaches, and belongs. Later this week we'll share some student messages about their teachers, so everyone can see firsthand the difference our teachers make. We're proud to have such an amazing team of educators in our District!

We're looking for prom attire donations! Do you have cocktail dresses, prom dresses, or bridesmaid dresses laying around? How about suit jackets, accessories, or other prom related attire? Linda Doherty, Greenville MS/HS Health Teacher, has set up a collection for these items! Donations will be used to set up a 'Prom Boutique' for students to shop during 6th period or after school. All items donated will be free for students to choose from. Questions? Email Linda at dohertyl@greenvillecsd.org.

Support FFA at their pancake breakfast on April 22nd!

Uniendo tradiciones means "uniting traditions" and that's exactly what Ms. Burke's classes did today! 10th grade Spanish students put their language skills to the test by hiding Easter eggs and creating clues in Spanish for the 7th grade students to find. Ms. Burke's innovative lesson celebrates both American and Spanish cultures, with the added surprise of Colombian candies hidden inside each egg!