Fall Parent/Teacher Conferences will be held on Wednesday, November 2 and Thursday November 3. Please copy the link below to complete the conference registration form (one per child). A clickable link can also be found on our Facebook page and an email sent through Final Forms. We look forward to sharing your child's progress with you!
https://forms.gle/DfiuYY2DTVXoBhdF9
Information from the 10-12-22 all-call:
Good evening. This is Quincey Gray, Superintendent of Greenfield Schools. I wanted to take time to share some important information that we have recently provided to parents and guardians. A safety update was sent via FinalForms with copies being sent home with students as well. Please be sure to review the information at your convenience. Also, a document highlighting important upcoming dates was sent via FinalForms and shared on social media. Those dates are October 20, when there will be a two hour early release; October 21, COTA Day, when there will be no school for students; and October 28, when there will be a teacher professional development day with no school for students. October 20 also marks the end of the first quarter, and information about scheduling conferences will be sent home soon. We would love to be able to communicate with all of you during a conference whether it be face-to-face, by phone, or by email. Finally, McClain High School’s Opening Night, presented by its choral department, will be held October 15 in the McClain High School auditorium. There will be two shows - 2:30 and 7:30. The admission cost is $5.00. We would love to have people attend to support our students. If you have any questions regarding this information, please contact the school office where your child attends. Have a good evening!
Consider supporting our McClain Cadet Corps and the American Red Cross. 😊
Ms. Megan’s preschool classroom butterfly emerged from its cocoon this morning right in front of them!!
McClain’s Opening Night, hosted by its Choral Department, will be held Saturday, Oct. 15th. There will be 2 shows held in the high school auditorium: the first will begin at 2:30 p.m. followed by the second one at 7:30 p.m.
There will many different acts performed including skits, piano solos, instrumental duets, songs, and dances. In addition, the Show, Symphonic, and Concert Choirs will be performing 2 selections each.
The price of admission is $5.00 at the door. All proceeds raised will benefit the Choral Department, which uses the funds for music, travel, and equipment that is needed throughout the year.
Opening Night has been a tradition for many years and represents the beginning of the choral year. The Choral Department is inviting the community and hopes to see everyone at Opening Night. Concessions will be for sale near the marble stairs throughout the show. 🎤💃🏼🕺 🎶 🎹 🎭
Check out these important upcoming dates!
Our athletic department has released this information now so that people who want to attend can make the necessary arrangements. We are excited that our JV and Varsity girls basketball teams will have this opportunity! 💜💛🏀
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Our district is so proud to have this club at McClain High School. Please read the message below from Mrs. Lori Tuttle, DFCA adviser. If you are associated with a local business that would like to support the club, please contact her. Support for our students is much appreciated! 😊
Good afternoon. I am a teacher at McClain High School and I would like to reach out to businesses in the Greenfield (or surrounding) community.
I am the adviser for Drug Free Clubs of America which gives students the ability to say "No, I can't. I get tested" if they find themselves in high-pressure situations. These students have many incentives like free pizza, donuts, catered lunch, t-shirts, big giveaways, and community rewards.
Today, I'm looking for businesses that would like to participate in the community rewards program or team up with other businesses to provide new t-shirts. If you are interested in supporting this wonderful program, please contact me at lori.tuttle@greenfieldmcclain.org.
October menus
Fifth grade TAG students worked on using the design process, original thinking, and teamwork to create a boat that could make it across the lake.
Mrs. Barham's students earned a reward for outstanding behavior and they voted to have Nutella with pretzels as a special snack! 🥨🙂
5th graders have been experimenting with not only printing techniques but mosaics. They have created Monarch inspired butterflies with Mr. Roller in art.
First graders are experimenting with water colors...creating "Doodle Bugs" with Mr. Roller in Art.
It is our understanding that all families have received a notification about their students’ lunch balance. Please disregard the notification at this time.
Congratulations to Palmer Mitchell and Knox McNeil for completing their Reflex math fluency facts. Palmer is now fluent in multiplication and division facts, and Knox is now fluent in addition and subtraction. We have several students who are extremely close to becoming fluent mathematicians! We are excited to award more students with certificates in the near future!
We have spent the day showing our TIGER PRIDE! We hope to see so many of our elementary friends at the homecoming
game this evening!
Our fifth graders are showing their Tiger pride today!
It’s Football Friday Night AND Homecoming weekend! We hope to see a great crowd tonight. The alumni performance at halftime is always a great show! 😊
We have many events scheduled throughout each week that you can come to and support our students. To keep aware of what is happening, download our school district app. Visit the app store for your device, search by typing Greenfield Exempted, and it should pop right up. All of our students and staff members appreciate community members attending our events!
Finally, we love pets, but we are only able to welcome service animals at our events. Thank you for your support in this matter. 😊
Go Tigers! 🐯
Follow-up reminder to an email sent via FinalForms -
This opportunity is also available for parents of Rainsboro and Buckskin students who would like to sign their children out and bring them to the clinic.
Miss Febes’ first grade class worked with partners to practice writing their numbers as high as they could while looking for patterns in their number charts.
