This was the second year going to the Build My Future Brown County Trades Fair at NWTC in Green Bay. Our freshmen spent the day participating in hands-on learning with over 100 trades represented!
Attention, Senior Families: College Goal Wisconsin brings free FAFSA completion workshops to students in communities all across Wisconsin. Check the flier for the list of upcoming events and the link below:
https://collegegoalwi.org/
https://collegegoalwi.org/
After the dust has settled, photos from the HOMECOMING GAMES are here!!
Freshmen wore pink🩷
Sophomores wore green🍏
Juniors wore orange🟠
Seniors wore purple🟪
This is part one of two!
Freshmen wore pink🩷
Sophomores wore green🍏
Juniors wore orange🟠
Seniors wore purple🟪
This is part one of two!
After the dust has settled, photos from the HOMECOMING GAMES are here!!
Freshmen wore pink🩷
Sophomores wore green🍏
Juniors wore orange🟠
Seniors wore purple🟪
This is part two of two!
Freshmen wore pink🩷
Sophomores wore green🍏
Juniors wore orange🟠
Seniors wore purple🟪
This is part two of two!
Sports for the week of October 19-23! The soccer and volleyball teams are starting their first playoff games. Be sure to show your support!🔴⚪⚫
*the schedule is subject to change*
*the schedule is subject to change*
MS Boys Basketball will be starting practice on Monday October 19th after school till 5:15 pm. All players need to have updated athletic physicals to participate. If you are not sure if your player needs an updated physical or not please contact the school office to find out.
Any parents who are interested in "Raising Resilient Children, Tools for Emotional Regulation," check out the flyer below.
Wildcat athletics had a big weekend; take a look to see how each team did
High School Volleyball🏐
-The JV team went undefeated on the whole day, beating Oneida Nation, Tri-County, and Northland Lutheran.
-The Varsity team went 2-1 on the day, beating Oneida Nation and Northland Lutheran. They earned second in the tournament.
High School Soccer⚽
-The Soccer team battled hard all day and even picked up a tie in their first game of the day.
MS Volleyball🏐
-The 7th and 8th Grade team had a tournament as well, where they placed 2nd overall!
High School Volleyball🏐
-The JV team went undefeated on the whole day, beating Oneida Nation, Tri-County, and Northland Lutheran.
-The Varsity team went 2-1 on the day, beating Oneida Nation and Northland Lutheran. They earned second in the tournament.
High School Soccer⚽
-The Soccer team battled hard all day and even picked up a tie in their first game of the day.
MS Volleyball🏐
-The 7th and 8th Grade team had a tournament as well, where they placed 2nd overall!
YOUR NAME, YOUR STORY
YOUR YEARBOOK
The memories. The friendships. The achievements. This yearbook is like no other, because your student is like no other. Make it even more special by adding personalization and icons!
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MAKE IT ONE-OF-A-KIND
Personalize the yearbook cover with your student's name and icons representing their interests.
YOUR YEARBOOK
The memories. The friendships. The achievements. This yearbook is like no other, because your student is like no other. Make it even more special by adding personalization and icons!
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MAKE IT ONE-OF-A-KIND
Personalize the yearbook cover with your student's name and icons representing their interests.
The JV Volleyball match in Bowler will be just one set and will start at 5:45 pm tonight. Varsity will warm up and play right after. So Varsity will start early.
🚶This Wednesday was Walk and Roll to School Day! Many students participated and were able to get their morning steps in before going to class!
We would like to thank all of the staff and parents who were there to ensure safety!
We would like to thank all of the staff and parents who were there to ensure safety!
Need community service hours? Well, here's the perfect opportunity!
Monday, October 12, FFA members will be doing their annual fall roadside cleanup. All members are invited to join! Pizza will be provided once everything is complete!
Monday, October 12, FFA members will be doing their annual fall roadside cleanup. All members are invited to join! Pizza will be provided once everything is complete!
Give blood and help save lives!
🩸Friday, October 9th, the FFA will be hosting another blood drive. Every donation helps save lives and supports scholarship opportunities for the graduating class. You can visit www.redcrossblood.org and use sponsor code GreshamFFA to sign up. Thank you for supporting our school and community!
Walk and roll to school will be taking place on Wednesday, October 7th. Here's an extra message about it:
If students get a ride to school, they can still participate by being dropped off on Schabow Street, in the area between Main Street and Fischer Street, and walk the rest of the way to school. Students should use the sidewalk along Schabow Street and cross the street at the crosswalk in front of school. We will have multiple staff members in the parking lot and along the route to school to assist with student safety on the morning of the event. Please be aware that there will be an increase in students on the route to school on Wednesday. Any students who participate in this event should check in at the table outside of school so they can be entered into a drawing to win a prize.
If students get a ride to school, they can still participate by being dropped off on Schabow Street, in the area between Main Street and Fischer Street, and walk the rest of the way to school. Students should use the sidewalk along Schabow Street and cross the street at the crosswalk in front of school. We will have multiple staff members in the parking lot and along the route to school to assist with student safety on the morning of the event. Please be aware that there will be an increase in students on the route to school on Wednesday. Any students who participate in this event should check in at the table outside of school so they can be entered into a drawing to win a prize.
A BIG congratulations goes out to the 7th grade volleyball team for their tournament win this weekend!
The team went undefeated all day and claimed first place! Way to go, girls, and good luck with the rest of your season!
The team went undefeated all day and claimed first place! Way to go, girls, and good luck with the rest of your season!
Week of October 5th through October 9th sports!
* As always, the schedule is subject to change.*
* As always, the schedule is subject to change.*
School board agenda for 10-5-2026.
Last week, the middle school and high school gathered together and listened to one of the ninth-hour classes talk about technology and the use of AI. After the group talked, everyone played a Kahoot, and the senior class won!
Calling all young singers!🎙
Do you want to sing your heart out? Well, here's your opportunity! Any elementary students who want to start singing can meet each Thursday after school to sing together and build an early choir!🎼
Do you want to sing your heart out? Well, here's your opportunity! Any elementary students who want to start singing can meet each Thursday after school to sing together and build an early choir!🎼
It is Orange Shirt day tomorrow. Wear an Orange Shirt!
Orange Shirt Day, observed annually on September 30, is a day for remembering and honoring the Indigenous children who were forced into Canadian residential schools and suffered abuse, neglect, and the loss of their culture and identity. The day was created by Indigenous communities to raise awareness about the trauma and inter-generational impacts of these schools and to promote truth, reconciliation, and a commitment to a future where "Every Child Matters". The orange shirt serves as a symbol of this forced assimilation and loss, inspired by the experience of Phyllis Webstad, whose new orange shirt was taken from her on her first day at a residential school.
Orange Shirt Day, observed annually on September 30, is a day for remembering and honoring the Indigenous children who were forced into Canadian residential schools and suffered abuse, neglect, and the loss of their culture and identity. The day was created by Indigenous communities to raise awareness about the trauma and inter-generational impacts of these schools and to promote truth, reconciliation, and a commitment to a future where "Every Child Matters". The orange shirt serves as a symbol of this forced assimilation and loss, inspired by the experience of Phyllis Webstad, whose new orange shirt was taken from her on her first day at a residential school.
