Here is the GHES newsletter for the month of September. There are tons of exciting things happening around our building and things coming up!
Girls basketball kicks off their season on Tuesday with a home game against Brimfield starting at 5 PM! Student Council will be hosting theme nights for each home game again this season. Tuesday night will be Neon Night! Pack the JDS!!!
8th graders are studying wave patterns in Science today!
Congratulations to this week's dude.we.see.you winner, Raven Solomon!
Here are some additional pictures of our 5th graders!
The 5th graders used the Engineering Design Process to build boats for capacity last week. They will have the opportunity to redesign and test a second boat this week!
🎢 Hold on tight—Reading Night is coming! 📚
September 25 • 5:30–7:00 PM
September 25 • 5:30–7:00 PM
Congratulations to Miss Ingold, our teacher.we.see.you winner this week. Here is what a student wrote about her: "She always makes everything fun and lets us work in partners a lot and explains things well." Great job, Miss Ingold!
Please join us for the next PTO meeting!
Boys baseball takes on Washington Middle tonight at 4:15 for the regional championship at Green Valley! Good luck, Warriors!!! ⚾️🔵⚪️
Today in Science class, our 8th graders studied the behavior of waves!
Congratulations to this week's teacher.we.see.you winner, Mrs. Sturgell! Here is what a student wrote about her: "She is always working her hardest to teach the 5th and 6th grade." Awesome job, Mrs. Sturgell!
Thank you to all students won ran for a Student Council board position for the 25/26 school year. Congratulations to our Student Council Executive Board: Treasurer Brenna Rustman, Secretary Bre Facker, Vice President Griffin Frey, and President Karter Brown!
Congratulations to this week's dude.we.see.you winner, Asher Malinosky! Great job, Asher!
Ms. Ganson's 7th grade science students finished the first day of their pond water lab in the school garden as they discovered how to capture microscopic organisms and macroinvertebrates, how to identify the organisms using a microscope, and how these organisms are used to determine the water quality of the pond.
The Warrior Buddies had some kind messages as they worked together to chalk the blacktop!
It's a big Saturday for GHMS athletes!
Softball will take on MGS tomorrow for the regional championship at Washington Middle School starting at 10 AM. Good luck, ladies!
Baseball will take on Tremont tomorrow at Green Valley Midwest Central starting at 12 PM. Good luck, gentlemen!
Cross-Country heads to the historic Parkside Invite down in Normal starting at 9 AM. Run fast, Warriors!
Softball will take on MGS tomorrow for the regional championship at Washington Middle School starting at 10 AM. Good luck, ladies!
Baseball will take on Tremont tomorrow at Green Valley Midwest Central starting at 12 PM. Good luck, gentlemen!
Cross-Country heads to the historic Parkside Invite down in Normal starting at 9 AM. Run fast, Warriors!
Middle school students met their elementary buddies today!
Dr. Adam Brumbaugh is introducing Warrior Coins to the Germantown Hills School District. A Warrior Coin is awarded to deserving individuals, including students, staff and community members, who demonstrate what it means to be a Warrior of the highest order in the classroom, on the court, or in the community. Nomination forms for the award are available at the Germantown Hill School District website.
Our first middle school winner is Karter Brown! Here is what his teachers said about him: Karter is a true leader of this school. He is respectful, responsible, caring, and hard-working. He always puts in his full effort in the classroom, on the field (cross country), and in student council. He displays kindness towards everyone in and out of the building and is an overall GOOD HUMAN! Great job, Karter!
Our first middle school winner is Karter Brown! Here is what his teachers said about him: Karter is a true leader of this school. He is respectful, responsible, caring, and hard-working. He always puts in his full effort in the classroom, on the field (cross country), and in student council. He displays kindness towards everyone in and out of the building and is an overall GOOD HUMAN! Great job, Karter!
During our opening assembly today, we celebrated our fantastic Fall MAP scores and gave certificates to our students who had the highest percentages and to those who showed the greatest growth. I know taking these tests is not always fun, but these students knocked it out of the park!
