Preschool registration for the 2023-2024 school year opens today, Monday, April 3rd!!
Please complete ALL of the following steps for your child to be considered for the preschool program. Completing this application does NOT guarantee placement in our preschool program, but gives us the information we need to approve your application. You will be notified by June 1 of application approval for our preschool program. All forms MUST be completed and documents must be uploaded by Monday, May 15 to be considered for admittance into our preschool program.
New Preschool Applicants:
FinalForms: https://greenfield-oh.finalforms.com/. Please see the Parent Playbook to get started in FinalForms by following the easy step-by-step directions.
Set up a Parent Account and Create a New Student Account in the 2023-2024 School Year (see blue square).
Please make sure all forms are complete and shown as “green”.
Be sure to click on the link for the Preschool Application Form and complete it.
Returning GEVSD Preschool Applicants:
Complete FinalForms: https://greenfield-oh.finalforms.com/. Our returning preschool students who are staying in preschool during the 2023-2024 school year do NOT need to reapply as new applicants. You only need to complete the forms assigned to you in your current FinalForms account for the 2023-2024 SCHOOL YEAR. If you have trouble logging in to your account please use the ‘forgot email’ or ‘forgot password’ prompt to the right of the login area.
Click on the 2023-2024 school year (blue square).
Please make sure all forms are complete and shown as “green”.
Be sure to click on the link on the Preschool Application Form and complete it.
Please upload all of the following documents to your student’s document folder in FinalForms:
Birth Certificate
Immunization Record
Proof of Residency
Drivers License
Custody Paperwork (if applicable)
Proof of Income (paystub, tax documents, etc.) or Award Letter from Government Programs (i.e. SNAP, PFCC, OWF, etc.)
Open Enrollment Application must be completed IF residency is outside of Greenfield School District: https://forms.gle/N22D4ifD2f49Z3hW7
Attend Mandatory Preschool Registration Event:
Greenfield Elementary: Tuesday, April 18 from 4:00-6:30 PM
Rainsboro Elementary: Thursday, April 20 from 4:00-6:30 PM
For questions or assistance uploading documents, please contact Mrs. Becky Crabtree, Preschool Secretary, at (937)981-4856.
Information from Highland County Community Action Organization, Inc. -
Calling all older adults, age 60 and up! Come join us April 4th for Tech with Teens. McClain FFA students will be on hand to discuss any questions you may have with your laptop, cell phone, tablet and other technology! For more information call today, 937-981-2895
Sixth graders in Mrs. Milnes' social studies classes built Mesopotamia Ziggurats!
If your middle school student has lost a pair of glasses, more than likely we have them. Glasses can be picked up in the middle school office.
Students in Mrs. Santor and Mrs. Weaks’ classes used stations to revise their informative essays!
Ms. Ella and Ms. Lagorio took their class on a field trip to SunWatch Indian Village, a reconstructed Fort Ancient Native American Village next to the Great Miami River in Dayton.
Miss Price's agriculture classes have been growing their plant science knowledge by using indoor hydroponic systems and indoor seed starter/propagation kits. Students have planted an assortment of flowers, spinach, kale, and lettuce. Students have been responsible for the care and management of the plants everyday. Students in these classes will be taking plants home with them, if they choose to do so.
Updated information regarding employment opportunities - See below for details!
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Thank you to our staff members, businesses, and students who helped to make the MHS Career Fair a huge success! High school students had the opportunity to learn about many different career opportunities today. Our high school plans to continue having events such as the one held today with a variety of businesses participating. If you are interested in participating in an event in the future, or learning about how your business could form a partnership with our high school for potential student employment or internship opportunities, please contact the McClain High School Guidance Department.
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Mrs. Penwell's reading classes had fun today working collaboratively
using hexagonal thinking to make connections between ideas and events in an informational text. The students persevered to complete the challenging activity.
Students in Ms. Lagorio's class enjoyjng time together making strawberry pies and whipped cream.
Congratulations to our honor roll and perfect attendance students for the third nine weeks!
Information regarding employment opportunities can be found on our district website. See below for details!
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GMS 7th and 8th grade technology classes have been learning to program inputs and output using Micro:bit microcontrollers. They recently had the opportunity to take their knowledge of creating LED messages and see the real-world application of digital messages through LED signage using the marquise display along Jefferson Street. A big thanks to Mr. Mitchell (Technology Coordinator) for sharing his expertise with the students.
Mrs. Milnes' sixth graders learned how to trade and barter, so their cities and families could survive!
Eighth grade students met their high school guidance counselor, Mrs. Peterson. Mrs. Peterson began the scheduling process for freshman classes. The students will also be participating in Freshman Orientation on May 16th, as they begin the exciting process of entering high school.
Sixth graders learning to identify and describe cell processes through peer discussions!
Special thanks to OSU Extension Educator James Morris for his presentation to Mrs. Molloy's eighth grade science classes on erosion and deposition!
Mrs. Dyer's students practiced their angle relationships with some dancing today. We played Dance Dance Transversal and students moved their feet to the beat of the music while also practicing their vocabulary! They did a great job!
Seventh grade students earned a trip to the Washington Court House YMCA for meeting criteria in academics and behavior. They spent the day swimming, playing in the gym, and enjoying pizza!
