Greenfield Exempted Village School District

Congratulations to McClain High School student, Nathan Alvarez, for winning the Greenfield Rotary Club's Four-Way Speech Contest on February 28, 2024! As the first place winner, Nathan is eligible to attend the District Rotary Four-Way Speech Contest at Wright State University. Congratulaions also to Nicolas Alvarez, who earned second place, and Kayden Edenfield, who earned third place. All three students received a monetary award. Thank you to the Rotary Club of Greenfield for providing this public speaking opportunity to our high school students. Special thanks to Rotary President Dana Daughtery and members, Lloyd Smith and Ron Coffey, for serving as judges. #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

The Greenfield Rotary Club hosted senior guests, Hailee Lovely and Mackenzie Fent, during their February 29 meeting. Senior guests share about their family, hobbies, high school activities, and future plans. 😊 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

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The Greenfield Rotary Club hosted senior guests, Kimber Cooper and Presley Patterson, during their February 22 meeting. Senior guests share about their family, hobbies, high school activities, and future plans. 😊 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

It is an exciting week in youth basketball! The Tiger Youth Basketball Organization is hosting the 2024 McDonald's Classic! 🏀 Use the QR code or the website address to view the brackets. https://www.tigeryouthbball.com/brackets-2024-mcdonalds-classic/ We hope that you will come out and support this organization that does so much for our students. Go Tigers! 💜💛 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

The Greenfield Rotary Club hosted senior guests, Westley Smith and Gunnar Bode, during their February 15 meeting. Senior guests share about their family, hobbies, high school activities, and future plans. The guest speaker for the meeting from McClain High School was Mr. Mark Bihl. Self described as wearing many hats, Mr. Bihl serves as a work program coordinator, MVLC coordinator, and strength and conditioning coach.😊 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

Practice field project days #210-225 - Be sure to follow the updates on our social media accounts, website, and app! A reminder from our last post: ➡️ GOOD NEWS - Elford Inc. was able to secure a new subcontractor quickly, and they were able to mobilize onsite last week. We are excited that Surgent Construction has joined the team. ➡️ What happens now? A third party inspection has to be completed in order for Surgent to warranty the steel work. This is a typical process and is a requirement for the warranty. Over the next couple of weeks, you'll see a lot of people and equipment onsite. If you live in the area, you may have even seen a group of team members working in the snow last Friday taking hundreds of pictures. Part of the inspection requires them to inspect every piece of steel, bolt, etc., which means that you will see steel coming down just to be put back up. Again, the inspection process is only expected to take a couple of weeks. Then, Surgent will move forward with placing the rest of the steel for the building. New update: ➡️ The black fencing around the area is being placed, and once the handrail is in place on the retaining wall, the construction fence will be removed from the field area and left up only around the building site. ➡️ The inspection process has been completed. Much work has occurred over the last few weeks, but sadly when people don't physically see it, assumptions are made that nothing is happening. Our district appreciates the hard work of everyone involved as they have worked diligently to resolve a tough situation. 😊 ➡️ Finally, steel that had been placed and was being held by a temporary brace before additional steel was added was removed along with the brace yesterday afternoon due to the weather that was expected Friday evening. This action was taken as a safety measure. ➡️ As always stated in our posts and various communications, we welcome questions. We PREFER that people ask questions so that assumptions don't turn into rumors. Rumors don't benefit anyone. We welcome questions and will continue to keep you updated. 😊 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers #GEVSDprojectprogress

Information from the February 16, 2024 all-call: School will not be in session on Monday, February 19, in observance of Presidents’ Day. Also, we notified families this week that school will not be in session on Monday, April 8 due to the solar eclipse. Finally, preschool and kindergarten registration dates have been set for this spring. Kindergarten registration will occur on April 16 at Greenfield Elementary, April 17 at Buckskin Elementary, and April 18 at Rainsboro Elementary. Preschool registration will occur on April 23 at Greenfield Elementary and April 24 at Rainsboro Elementary. Specific details regarding registration were emailed to families and can also be found on our website and social media accounts. Have a good evening!

Mark your calendars!!! APRIL 2, 2024 - OUR PRESCHOOL APPLICATION PROCESS OPENS FOR THE 2024-2025 SCHOOL YEAR. The deadline to complete the process is May 15, 2024. All forms must be signed and all required documents uploaded by the deadline in order to be considered for the program. Directions on how to register will be made available on our district website and social media accounts on April 2. You can also contact our Special Programs Department at 937-981-4856 to be added to an email distribution list in order to receive the directions via email on April 2. *Parents and guardians of current preschoolers who will be in preschool again next year are already on the email distribution list. We will hold an in-person application/informational session for you AND your child on April 23 from 4:00-6:00 p.m. at Greenfield Elementary and at Rainsboro Elementary on April 24 from 4:00-5:30 p.m. We look forward to seeing you at one of these events!! We are excited to welcome our youngest Tiger learners! 💜💛 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR ALL NEW GEVSD 2024-2025 KINDERGARTEN APPLICANTS: Kindergarten registration for the 2024-2025 school year will open online on Tuesday, April 2, 2024!! We are very excited to announce that the Greenfield Exempted Village School District has again partnered with FinalForms, which allows you to sign and complete all kindergarten enrollment forms for the 2024-2025 school year and upload ALL required documents to your student’s individual document folder. Directions on how to register will be made available on our district website and social media accounts on April 2. You can also contact the school office where your child will attend in order to be added to an email distribution list to receive the directions via email on April 2. Please remember, that your child must turn five years old prior to August 1, 2024, to be eligible for kindergarten registration. As part of the registration process, Greenfield Exempted Village School District will hold in-person testing events at our three elementary locations. Your child’s participation at your school’s testing event is mandatory. Testing Events: Greenfield Elementary: Tuesday, April 16 from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. Buckskin Elementary: Wednesday, April 17 from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. Rainsboro Elementary: Thursday, April 18 from 4:00 to 6:30 p.m. We are excited to welcome the Class of 2037! 💜💛 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

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*The information below was sent via email to all parents and guardians today. February 13, 2024 Dear Families, For the first time since 1806, Ohio will be the site of a total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. While many portions of the state will have the opportunity to experience totality, even those outside the path of totality will see 95% or more of the sun eclipsed. The entire eclipse process takes place over several hours on the afternoon of Monday, April 8, with a short totality in the middle of the event. This rare astronomical event presents an opportunity for families and staff members to travel within our own state to observe the total eclipse in person. While considering the fact that we would have to adjust our dismissal times for students, and the fact that this presents a great experience for families, we have decided that we will not be in session on Monday, April 8, 2024. We encourage students and families to take this opportunity to observe the total eclipse safely. Partial phases of any solar eclipse can only be safely viewed with specialized eye protection. Teachers will be sharing information about the solar eclipse in advance of April 8, and you can also find information provided by the Department of Education and Workforce at: education.ohio.gov/Topics/Learning-in-Ohio/Science/Resources-for-Science/2024-Solar-Eclipse We apologize for any inconvenience the April 8 closure may cause. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation. Respectfully, Quincey Gray, Superintendent

Use the link below to access the most recent episode of Tiger Talk! 😀 https://bit.ly/498KBEU This episode's guests were: ➡️ Mrs. Bobbie Hurtt, Greenfield Elementary 3rd Grade Teacher ➡️ Mr. Bob Schumm, Greenfield Elementary Assistant Principal ➡️ Mr. Todd Wilkin, Greenfield City Manager ➡️ Mr. Jimmy Jones, Mrs. Jaci Raike, and Mr. Mike Seely #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

Our 7th grade Lady Tigers basketball team defeated Miami Trace this evening to become the FAC champions! 👏🏼👏🏼 What a great win AND an awesome student section! 💜💛 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

The Greenfield Rotary Club hosted senior guests, Seth Weller and Jayden Allison, during their February 1 meeting. Senior guests share about their family, hobbies, high school activities, and future plans. 😊 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

Congratulations, ladies!! FAC Champions!! 👏🏼💜💛👏🏼 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

January is School Board Appreciation Month! Recently our Board members were asked to answer some Would You Rather questions. Today we wrap up the month by recognizing Mr. Eric Zint. Check out his answers below! 1. Would you rather have the ability to read minds or become invisible at will? Invisible at will 2. Would you rather be the funniest person in the room or the most intelligent? Intelligent 3. Would you rather have an unlimited supply of books or an unlimited supply of music? Music, duh?! 4. Would you rather be able to control the weather or talk to animals? Talk to animals 5. Would you rather be an Olympic athlete or the President for a day? President 6. Would you rather have to write using only your non-dominant hand or only be able to walk backward? Write lefty 7. Would you rather go on an adventure with Indiana Jones or Harry Potter? Adventure with Indy! 8. Would you rather stay up late or get up early? Get up early since I naturally stay up late. 9. Would you rather have one arm replaced with a tentacle or a lobster claw (assuming that there is no option to keep the one arm)? Tentacle 10. Would you rather never eat ice cream again or never eat cake again? Pass on cake Thank you to Eric for sharing! Our district appreciates his dedication as a Board member! #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

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January is School Board Appreciation Month! Recently our Board members were asked to answer some Would You Rather questions. Today we are recognizing Mr. Eric Wise. Check out his answers below! 1. Would you rather have the ability to read minds or become invisible at will? Be invisible at will. I would be able to see the true ways people act sometimes or be able to escape some situations. 2. Would you rather be the funniest person in the room or the most intelligent? Funniest. Laughter can change any bad mood. Laughter is the best medicine. 3. Would you rather have an unlimited supply of books or an unlimited supply of music? Music. Music has such variety. Whether you’re happy, mad, sad, or need pumped up. There are so many genres/styles that can help your mood, which may change your or someone else’s day. 4. Would you rather be able to control the weather or talk to animals? Control the weather. Sunny, low humidity, and 75-85 with a little rain every other night between the hours of 10-2 sounds perfect to me. 5. Would you rather be an Olympic athlete or the President for a day? Olympic athlete. A chance to represent the greatest country in the world and the red, white, and blue would be awesome. 6. Would you rather have to write using only your non-dominant hand or only be able to walk backward? Non-dominant hand writing. I write very little anymore. Mostly typing. 7. Would you rather go on an adventure with Indiana Jones or Harry Potter? Neither. That kind of excitement at my age would be too much. 8. Would you rather stay up late or get up early? Depends on what the situation is. I don’t mind staying up late with friends and having a good time. I like to get up early and get things done as well. 9. Would you rather have one arm replaced with a tentacle or a lobster claw (assuming that there is no option to keep the one arm)? Tentacle. It would be pretty handy to reach for something out of reach and just stick. 10. Would you rather never eat ice cream again or never eat cake again? Never eat cake. I like ice cream a lot more than cake. Ice cream cake is where it’s at. Thank you to Eric for sharing! Our district appreciates his dedication as a Board member! #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers

Practice field project days #184-209 - Be sure to follow the updates on our social media accounts, website, and app! ➡️ Reminder from the last post - On December 18, our district was informed that the subcontractor providing the steel erector crew for the project has gone out of business. This information was directly communicated to us by our contractor, Elford Inc., who has already established a process for securing a replacement subcontractor to complete the work. Elford provides payment to subcontractors for work completed. Our district and Elford are not involved with how a subcontractor pays their employees. ➡️ GOOD NEWS - Elford Inc. was able to secure a new subcontractor quickly, and they were able to mobilize onsite last week. 🎉 We are excited that Surgent Construction has joined the team. ➡️ What happens now? A third party inspection has to be completed in order for Surgent to warranty the steel work. This is a typical process and is a requirement for the warranty. Over the next couple of weeks, you'll see a lot of people and equipment onsite. If you live in the area, you may have even seen a group of team members working in the snow last Friday taking hundreds of pictures. Part of the inspection requires them to inspect every piece of steel, bolt, etc., which means that you will see steel coming down just to be put back up. Again, the inspection process is only expected to take a couple of weeks. Then, Surgent will move forward with placing the rest of the steel for the building. 👏🏼👏🏼 We welcome questions and will continue to keep you updated. 😊 #legacyofleadership #mcclaintigers #GEVSDprojectprogress