Good Morning Gresham Wildcats
Today is Thursday, January 18, 2024
Today is a B Day
Announcement for today include:
***Lunch for today is: Lasagna or Fish Stick Sandwich
***Breakfast for Friday is: Cinnamon Roll or Choice of Cereal
***Lunch for Friday: Max Stix or Chicken Nuggets
***Thanks to everyone that donated blood or assisted with working the Blood Drive yesterday. Special thanks to staff and students that donated including Josie, Jessa, Kale; Clare Gourley, Abby May and Mr. Croschere! We were able to collect 23 pints of blood with this drive.
***MS Girls Basketball game (A) vs. Bowler @ 4:00 PM
***HS Lady Wildcats Basketball (A) vs. Lena @ 6:00 PM.
***HS Boy basketball (H) vs, GRB New Lutheran @ 6:00 PM
***Student Council members: there will be a meeting in Mrs. Brockman's room
during 9th hour this Friday. All members are expected to attend.
***There will be play practice this week today after school until 4:30 and also during 9th hour on Friday . All play students who have speaking parts need to be at practice at least 2 times this week. If you have any questions or concerns, please see Mrs. Koz.
***No 10th hour, today, Thursday, January 18th and the week of
January 22-26. Mrs. Brenda Hoffman will be checking grades that week and you should receive an email on Monday, January 29th.
***There will be a HS Softball meeting on Friday, January 19th at 12:10 pm
in Mr. Zobeck’s room.
FFA Blue & Gold Night
When: Friday, January 19th, 2024 (6-8 pm)
What: FFA Trivia and Minute-to-Win games! With snacks too!
***Little Wildcats Play Group is Friday, Jan. 19th from 9-10:30am.
***There is NO School on Monday, January 22.
***Here are a few words of wisdom:
In 1955, an African -American seamstress named Rosa Parks sat in a bus
in Montgomery, Alabama, and quietly refused to give up her seat to a white
man. She was arrested. Her arrest ignited the Civil Rights movement.
Her quiet heroism changed American history. Rosa Parks followed her
heart and took a stand for what she knew was right.
American poet and writer Ralph Waldo Emerson says:
Heroism feels and never reasons and therefore is always right.
In other words, heroes act from their hearts.
Do you remember the root meaning of the word courage? It comes from
the Latin cor, which means the heart. Rosa Parks acted from her heart-
with courage-and she became a great American hero. Every time you act
from the heart, you are being courageous. Today, remember Rosa Parks
and be courageous enough to do what's right.
***With something to think about, Make it a great day . . or not.
The choice is yours.