NYSPHSAA Winter Shop Days - November 4 to November 7
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Three Greenville High School students took part in the virtual NYSSBA Student Art Exhibit!
There are over 500 pieces of artwork representing over 200 art educators throughout New York State in this exhibit.
Congratulations Jillian Aloisi (Cali the Cat, Oil Pastels), Guinevere Brickman (Feeding Our Future, Digital Photo & Paper Mache & Found Garbage), and Emma Cardamone (Moral Compass, Digital Drawing).
Mrs. Mulholland's and Mrs. Konas's class did a fun Halloween STEM activity on Monday!
Students designed and tested catapults using a few different materials. Then, they tried their hand at some Pumpkin Games! They maintained their enthusiasm and perseverance through the entire 50 minutes of the activity time and cheered each other on. One pumpkin even catapulted 8 feet!
Sharkey and Snyder's Living Environment classes made their own toothpaste during a "Toothpaste Challenge Lab" today!
Students were challenged with developing a new toothpaste formula that smells, looks, and tastes great - and doesn't cost a fortune to make (but also cleans well, too).
Our Toothpaste Scientists recorded the names and amounts of each component that they chose to use. They were encouraged to choose an abrasive, a cleaning agent, a thickening agent, a soothing agent, water, flavor oils, a sweetener, and food coloring in their mixture.
Once created, they brought their toothpaste to the front of the room for a final test - on an egg! The teacher in charge of the experiment dyed eggs with different commonly ingested materials like coffee, red wine, tea, and blue dye. Students then scrubbed away at the dyed eggs to test their toothpaste's cleaning power.
Colgate hasn't reached out for any high school toothpaste recipes yet - but we'll hang onto this lab just incase :)
Please note: For safety purposes, students were NOT allowed to try their creations, or any of the ingredients.
Calling all parents, families, faculty, staff and students...we want to hear from you! We're looking for feedback to help evaluate and improve our internal and external communications.
Please take this survey before it closes on 11/16: https://forms.gle/cKv9QNL2sDQKsSRH8
The November eNews is here! Click here to read this edition: https://5il.co/1k46i
Cross Country Results
Greene County Championship Race on 10/21:
The Boys took home the team title
-Finn Kosich won the race and Sam Van Auken finished 3rd.
-Finn Kosich ran 3rd fastest time all-time at Windham Path and Sam Van Auken ran 9th fastest time all-time at Windham Path
The Girls took home second place.
-Emily Smith came in 2nd place
Results for Patroon Conference Championship Race on 10/25:
The Boys won the team title - Congratulations, Boys on being Patroon Conference Champions for the season!
-Finn Kosich won the race.
-Sam Van Auken, Thomas Baumann, Nicholas Barnes, and Kaleb Pettit all finished in the top 15 and made the Patroon Conference All-Star team.
Girls finished 3rd place.
-Emily Smith came in 4th place
-Emily Smith, Evelyn Corcoran, Jill Aloisi, and Anna Styer all finished in the top 15.
Join us tonight at 6:30pm for a Parents as Partners webinar on Depression and Suicide: What to Look For, What You Can Do and When to Seek Help.
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lR2Uw9hxSbSgLt4EOCp-5Q
Here's what's going on this week at Greenville! As a reminder - this is just a synopsis of events happening ON CAMPUS.
⭐Monday, October 31⭐
*Robotics Club 4:30-6pm, Room 226
*Last day to donate to the Rotary Coat Drive at the HS
⭐Tuesday, November 1⭐
*MS After School Help: Math and ELA
*HS After School Help 3-4pm: Math with Mrs. Lunde in Room 228 and Science with Ms. Sharkey, Room 233
*HS Ping Pong Club, 3-4pm, Cafeteria
*HS Poetry Club, 3-4pm, Room 221
*Parents as Partners Webinar
⭐Wednesday, November 2⭐
*MS After School Help: Math, Science and Social Studies
*HS After School Help 3-4pm: Social Studies with Mr. Thela in Room 126
*HS Journalism Club, 3-4pm, Room 221
*Fall All-County Festival
*Greenville Athletic Association Meeting, 6pm, MS Room 112
⭐Thursday, November 3⭐
*ES Science Night 5:30pm-7:30pm
*MS After School Help: Math
*HS After School Help 3-4pm: ELA with Mr. Karle in Room 221
*HS Art Club, 3-4pm, Room 145
*HS FFA, 3-4pm
⭐Friday, November 4⭐
***Emergency Drill (15-minute early dismissal for all schools)***
*MS After School Help: Math
*Class of 2024 Chicken BBQ
*Fall All-County Festival 7:30pm-9:00pm
**Please note dates and times are subject to change and/or cancellation.
This information is compiled from the following sources:
In the event of athletic event changes and cancellations, we will make announcements via a separate post. For a full schedule of home AND away athletic events, as well as the practice schedule, please click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SMNfCps4mEUO7LyeIpJh1mctxrx-EUolDckaE2ObFEU/edit?usp=sharing
For details about Middle School events, please click here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Av6S_-_eIKWSj1yNZebrInrMt13eb2eqCMf1dvV1P6E/edit
For details about High School events, please click here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRdQuiZnZUp7q2HmU8oSVEKH4XDeXUT8DTj2aaTbqlOiTfZMoWMIcK5gEaeSgSTXErfH58ojKVL8zC3/pub
For a calendar of events at Greenville, please click here:
https://www.greenvillecsd.org/o/greenville-csd/events
Check out the FFA Greenery & Fruit Sale: https://5il.co/1jzwu
If you have any questions please email ffa@greenvillecsd.org.
The Sale is open through 12/3. However, fruit orders are due by November 14th to guarantee delivery.
Thank you in advance for your support,
Lynn Hughes, Michelle Case, Rachel Hall, & Brady Rodgers
To Aiden and Carmela for getting up on the big stage, and to all of our FFA students representing Greenville over 800 miles from home - you make us proud!
Greenville FFA Students & Staff are in Indianapolis, Indiana this week attending the 95th National FFA Convention & Expo. The four-day event focuses on growing the next generation of leaders by providing inspiration and direction to students striving to make an impact.
Congratulations to Aiden and Carmela for making it to the semi-final round at the National FFA Talent Show. Out of 30 contestants, they made it to the top 15 and performed on the big stage.
Can't make the volleyball game tonight? Don't worry! Stillwater will be live streaming the sectional game here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVxfe6ZPNqPHD5oetBa6WkA
WMHT is here today doing a story on our amazing Middle School CTE program! We’ll post a link when the story runs.
Thank you to all the students who participated in interviews, teachers who welcomed camera crews into their classes, and everyone who made this possible.
Bryn Fitzmaurice lost to Holy Names today, she’ll compete tomorrow for a chance at the state team.
The Boys and Girls Varsity soccer teams finished their seasons this weekend, both taking a loss on Saturday.
Congratulations to all of our Spartans on their successful seasons!
We're looking for a District Treasurer!
Do you, or someone you know, have a degree in accounting, business, or finance? Are you looking for a 12 month position? Then check out our website to apply!
Here's what's going on this week at Greenville!
⭐Monday, October 24⭐
*Robotics Club 4:30-6pm, Room 226
⭐Tuesday, October 25⭐
*MS After School Help: Math and ELA
*HS After School Help 3-4pm: Math with Mrs. Lunde in Room 228 and Science with Ms. Sharkey, Room 233
*HS Fitness Room Intramural Program 3-4pm
*Ping Pong Club in the Cafeteria, 3-4pm
*HS Poetry Club in Room 221, 3-4pm
Tuesday Sports:
*Modified Volleyball vs. Watervliet @ 4:15pm
⭐Wednesday, October 26⭐
*MS After School Help: Math, Science and Social Studies
*HS After School Help 3-4pm: Social Studies with Mr. Thela in Room 126
*HS Journalism Club with Mr. Karle in Room 221, 3-4pm
*HS SADD meeting, 2:50pm, Room 202
Wednesday Sports:
*Girls Basketball Open Gym 3-430pm
⭐Thursday, October 27⭐
*MS After School Help: Math
*MS/HS Book Club, 3-4 pm in the Library
*HS After School Help 3-4pm: ELA with Mr. Karle in Room 221
*HS Art Club, 3-4pm, Room 145
*HS Fitness Room Intramural Program 3pm-4pm
*HS FFA, 3-4pm
*HS Computer/Technology Club 3-4 pm in the Library
Thursday Sports:
*Girls Basketball Open Gym 3-430pm
⭐Friday, October 28⭐
*ES Trunk or Treat
*MS After School Help: Math
*MS Dance 6-8pm
*Winter Modified Sports Registrations Open on FamilyID
**Please note dates and times are subject to change and/or cancellation.
This information is compiled from the following sources:
In the event of athletic event changes and cancellations, we will make announcements via a separate post. For a full schedule of home AND away athletic events, as well as the practice schedule, please click here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SMNfCps4mEUO7LyeIpJh1mctxrx-EUolDckaE2ObFEU/edit?usp=sharing
For details about Middle School events, please click here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Av6S_-_eIKWSj1yNZebrInrMt13eb2eqCMf1dvV1P6E/edit
For details about High School events, please click here:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vRdQuiZnZUp7q2HmU8oSVEKH4XDeXUT8DTj2aaTbqlOiTfZMoWMIcK5gEaeSgSTXErfH58ojKVL8zC3/pub
For a calendar of events at Greenville, please click here:
https://www.greenvillecsd.org/o/greenville-csd/events
Update as of 10/21/22 at 8:40pm
New York State Troopers completed an investigation and notified the victims' families that the threat was unfounded.
Greenville Central School District has a no-tolerance policy for violence.
We thank the students who reported the threat for coming forward promptly, and our S.R.O and law enforcement for responding immediately to keep our students safe.
An important message.