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!
This week in Mrs. Gall's social studies class, students learned about the challenges colonists experienced in Colonial Jamestown. Students wrote postcards home as a Jamestown colonist explaining the challenges they were experiencing. Parents be on the lookout for your child's postcard. It is a great conversation started for what they are learning in social studies!
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! 🐯
Picture Day is coming on October 13th! You can now place your order on mylifetouch.com before Picture Day, using the Picture Day ID EVTHMPCBS.
Students in Mrs. Schelling's sixth grade Exploring Agriculture classes discussed agriculture by-products and began working on posters to display their knowledge on the subject.
Today's theme was "Dress for your future career." Thank you to all of the students who participated!
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.
Homecoming week is in full swing!
Congratulations to the 2022 McClain High School Homecoming Queen and Court: Queen- Madesyn Wheaton, Queen's Attendant - Vivian Dennis, Queen's Attendant - Ava Beatty, Senior Attendant - Brynli Bergstrom, Junior Attendant - Luca Matesic, Sophomore Attendant - Piper Davis, Freshman Attendant - Mylie Lovett.
The Snake Dance is scheduled for Wednesday, September 21, starting at 6:30. Come out and show your Tiger spirit! 🐯
An email was sent through FinalForms this afternoon to all eighth grade families concerning the Washington DC trip. The new dates for the trip are May 26-30. Please see the email for additional information.
Mrs. Shrout's classes played Trashketball as a competition when multiplying and dividing decimals. There was a lot of "trash talk" between teams!
GMS supports our McClain Tigers and participates in the Homecoming dress-up days. Monday is Candy Land, Wear your pajamas!
Mrs. Schelling's 7th and 8th grade Ag students have been learning about SAE's (Supervised Agricultural Experiences). Today students completed a group think, pair, share activity about the different categories of SAE's and what projects could be completed for each.
Mrs. Schelling's 6th Grade students have been studying for their Beef Cattle Test by completing Kahoots. The students are very competitive and loved learning about beef cattle.
Check out these cool magnets that our McClain Band Boosters are selling! These six-inch heavy duty magnets are made for vehicles, but can be placed anywhere. At $5.00 each, they can be purchased directly from Band Booster members or from their concession stand. 😊
A group of girls from gym class are working hard in the weight room and getting stronger!
Mrs. Santor's sixth graders working on their My Heart Maps! Such a fun way for the kids to express themselves!
September is Attendance Awareness Month. Good attendance has an impact on the success of students.
Some people think about 75% as average success, but check out the impact on students who have only a 75% attendance rate! Even the difference between 90% and 95% is staggering. If you have attendance concerns or questions, please contact us. We are happy to help!
