Consider supporting our McClain Cadet Corps and the American Red Cross. 😊
Mrs. Milnes and students of the GMS Hi-Y delivered pumpkins to area nursing homes today!
Students in Mrs. Schelling's eighth grade Animal and Plant Science class have been watching a controversial movie on sustainable agriculture and global climate change related to agriculture. During the movie, the students wrote down things they agreed with, things they disagreed with, and their maybes or need to know more about the subject. Today, they began discussing what a debate is and performed an easy example silent debate to became familiar with debates. Students will then debate their stances on the movie on sustainable agriculture and climate change related to agriculture.
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. 🎤💃🏼🕺 🎶 🎹 🎭
This week Miss Cokonougher, Mr. Pritchard, Mrs. Penwell, Miss Jaycox. and Miss Joosse held a competition in their Success classes to see who could earn the most ALEK topics this week. First place received a $10 McDonald's card and 2nd and 3rd place received a $5 McDonald's card. Alaya Jackson came in 1st with 50, Harley O'Connor with 44, and Kenzie Worthen with 41. We are very proud of all of our students. There will be a different competition next week!
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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.
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Eighth grade students in Mrs. Gall's class are learning about the Thirteen Colonies. Today, they completed a colony sort to analyze the different regions of the colonies.
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Students in Mrs. Schelling's eighth grade Exploring Animal and Plant Science class discussed the Soil Textural Triangle, briefly discussed soil textures, and began a lab to discover the types of soil they have (Mason Jar Method). Tomorrow they will discuss soil particle sizes, continue discussing the importance of soil texture and what they are, and complete the next part of their lab (Ribbon Method).
Mr. Penwell’s sixth graders learned how to identify minerals through hands-on activities!
Mrs. Milnes' sixth graders learned about hemispheres and how to read different types of maps!
Students in Mrs. Mongold and Mrs. Eikenberry's class began hands on equations today in math class.
Mrs. Schellings sixth grade Exploring Agriculture class discussed grains today: what they are, the difference between large and small grains, and by-products from grains. Students got to touch and see corn stalks, corn, and soybeans.
Mrs. Schelling's 7th and 8th grade Ag students discussed Soil Profiles and Horizons today in class. To assess what they learned during the lesson, students were tasked with making an edible soil profile to represent a real life profile. At the end of the lab, students got to enjoy their tasty snack!
Today was color war for the dress up theme! Great job, Tigers!
