The east side of school will be going down first. It will start at 7:45 am. The church way is open with the first exit by the chain fence open to enter our parking lot.
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
Between 7:00-7:30 am, the 1935 section of the building will be demolished. Please observe social distancing and wear a mask if you wish. We will be broadcasting the demolition on Facebook Live for those who can not attend. Please come up the hill to access parking.
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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Here are some fun activities to do with your students this summer! June: https://drive.google.com/file/d/175MNXEbx0-Yyqq8rfHK7Oqp9szrd7HLw/view?usp=sharing July: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1PzvI_Q4bf9gIzejUAwRUxG2z8K3e32sF/view?usp=sharing
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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Here is the latest: The building is scheduled to go down on Tuesday. Not sure of the time due to not getting the support plan back. Most likely, it will be in the morning. Stay tuned for an update on Monday.
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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Thursday's Senior Spotlight!
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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All Gresham School plants are now for sale at Gresham Hardware only. Thanks for your continued support of our program!
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Wednesday's Senior Spotlight!
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Until noon, the road into the school parking lot is not open. The road is dug up below our black top so there is a huge difference to get in the schools parking lot. At noon, you can come down the road by the Lutheran church and enter the school at the first entrance by the faculty parking to get into school.
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
Dear Parents, As we wind down the school year, we need your help. If you are getting school lunches, the school year is ending. We need to get an accurate count of who would still like SUMMER meals-delivered. Please call school and confirm this with our secretaries by Friday, June 5th. We are in the office from 8:00am-4:00 pm. If we are not in the office, you can leave a message on our voicemail identifying yourself and how many lunches that you need. Please let us know if we should call you back. Students are going to be allowed to keep their chromebooks at home. If you wish to turn the chromebooks into school, you may. Seniors are to turn in their chromebooks, cases, and chargers to the office. BAND INSTRUMENTS-Students can keep their instruments at home to practice OR you can turn them back in to school. Please pick up homework. The road in front of school is open from the Lutheran church to school OR over Pingel’s hill (Highview). We have a lot of art projects, etc...that don’t work to deliver in the lunch vans. Sincerely, Newell E. Haffner District Administrator/4K-5 Principal
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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Tuesday's Senior Spotlight!
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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The Gresham FFA Chapter and the Gresham FFA Alumni Affiliate each donated $500 to the Fresh Project to purchase dairy products to be distributed to families in need each Friday in Gresham at the ball park. Pictured is Barb Mendoza from the Fresh Project and Mr. Zobeck the Gresham FFA Advisor.
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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Ag. Shop students were asked to design and build a project at home for class credit. This is one of those projects. Great job students!
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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Please join us virtually for our Title I planning meeting, please click the link to learn more: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ge3ue1pCs6zG90kWMzRkm3DqJuJsu05i3KXF7Y_Ipss/edit?usp=sharing
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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Click here to watch a video from a "Mission: Healthy Kids" grant we were awarded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWedTYHWxYU&feature=youtu.be
almost 4 years ago, Social Media
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Congratulations to the following students for receiving the President’s Award for Educational Excellence! To qualify these students had to have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Addison Fischer Grace Haffner Thomas Kaquatosh Jacob Majer Cory Matchopatow Audrina Perez Reese Schick Kailyanna Zaitz
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
Award
4 and 5 year old kindergarten registration information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ClfuPFGCDRyZbSLpeMhCjNISB2C0QUDL/view?usp=sharing
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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The George Putz Memorial Student Writing Contest winners have been named by the Shawano Area Writers organization. In the poetry category, Fiona Hoffman won first and second place awards. In the nonfiction category, she also won second place, third place, and honorable mention awards. Congratulations, Fiona!
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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Addison and Reese were named Outstanding 5th Grade Student, congratulations!
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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School Board Agenda: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19k-cy9geGyWq_RvdGNtJVyJZQB7VLDdzpHmpw9g482Y/edit?usp=sharing
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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Wisconsin internet customers unable to pay due to circumstances related to Covid-19 (the pandemic, coronavirus or the Public Health Emergency) may request their internet service remain on for the duration of the Keeping Americans Connected pledge, currently through June 30. In order to keep internet service on the customer must call their provider and indicate their inability to pay their bills due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic and mention the company’s commitment to the Keeping Americans Connected Pledge​. The Keeping Americans Connected Pledge only relates to internet and telephone service, not video or cable service. Wisconsin residents with questions or concerns about the pledge or issues remaining connected related to non-payment should call the Commission’s Internet and Phone Helpline 608-267-3595.
almost 4 years ago, Bob Croschere
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