Congratulations to the Greenwood Speech & Debate team for their excellent performance and having some TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS at the Jack Tuckness Winter Classic Speech and Debate Tournament held at Springfield Central last weekend!!
So proud of these Blue Jays!!
So proud of these Blue Jays!!
Snowy science fun in third grade! Last week, third graders learned how snowflakes are formed, then made the most delicious snow ice cream!
What a nice Surprise! First Grade Helpful Hedgehogs were presented with an early Valentine’s Day surprise. Zoey’s mom has a friend, Brooke, who creates brushed banners and she made our class a very cute treat!
Dara and Brooke really made our day- Thank you Dara and Brooke.
Dara and Brooke really made our day- Thank you Dara and Brooke.
Kace was the Hedgehog of the Week last week! He brought his dad, Andy and his grandad, Dwayne Fulk, to talk to the class. Kace’s dad shared “All About Kace” and we learned some fun facts! Great presentation!
Our Greenwood FBLA students had an outstanding showing at today’s district competition, bringing home an impressive number of medals after much dedicated preparation. Greenwood was incredibly well represented, and we are proud of the professionalism, confidence, and hard work our students displayed throughout the event.
Held right here on the university campus, students competed in familiar surroundings as they demonstrated their business skills and leadership. Many Greenwood students also qualified to advance to the state FBLA competition—congratulations!
More details and complete results will be shared soon. Way to go, Blue Jays!
Held right here on the university campus, students competed in familiar surroundings as they demonstrated their business skills and leadership. Many Greenwood students also qualified to advance to the state FBLA competition—congratulations!
More details and complete results will be shared soon. Way to go, Blue Jays!
Coach Percival has the future Jays rolling!
Go Girls Swim! Congratulations to Ally Fowler, Dylan Lee, and Olyvia Beach!
The girls had a great swim conference! Olyvia took second in the 200-IM and first in the 100-breast setting a meet record. Dylan Lee took third in the 50 free and fourth in the 100-free. Congratulations!
Go Lady Jays
Boys Game!
Game rescheduled!
Stay warm and safe!
Attended:
Aarush Suthar
Olivia Guo
Nishtha Mahata
Juliana Stauber
Dmitri Tiurin
Kaya Shah
Katelyn Matz
Sybil Campbell
Grace Geisler
Binisha Pokhrel
Ella Englert
Results from the GOC Spelling Bee:
4th Grade: Champion- Zuheir Chowdhury
5th Grade: 3rd Place- Nishtha Mahata
6th Grade: 2nd Place-Kaya Shah, 3rd Place-Dmitri Tiurin
8th Grade: Champion-Ella
Great job to everyone that attended! Go Blue Jays!
Aarush Suthar
Olivia Guo
Nishtha Mahata
Juliana Stauber
Dmitri Tiurin
Kaya Shah
Katelyn Matz
Sybil Campbell
Grace Geisler
Binisha Pokhrel
Ella Englert
Results from the GOC Spelling Bee:
4th Grade: Champion- Zuheir Chowdhury
5th Grade: 3rd Place- Nishtha Mahata
6th Grade: 2nd Place-Kaya Shah, 3rd Place-Dmitri Tiurin
8th Grade: Champion-Ella
Great job to everyone that attended! Go Blue Jays!
Go Girls Swimming!
Go Bluejays!
Go Bluejays!
This past weekend, the RoboJays competed at the Missouri FIRST LEGO League Regional Championship against 35 of the top teams in the state. I am proud to share that our team earned 1st Place in Robot Performance, finishing as the top robot game team in Missouri this season.
While the team did not advance beyond Regionals to the World Championship level, this accomplishment is significant, especially in the RoboJays’ first year. FIRST LEGO League advancement is based on performance across multiple areas, and Regionals highlighted the level of competition at this stage.
The students showed tremendous growth throughout the season and represented Greenwood extremely well. I am incredibly proud of the work they put in and the way they supported one another throughout the year.
If you see any of these students, please take a moment to congratulate them on an outstanding season!
While the team did not advance beyond Regionals to the World Championship level, this accomplishment is significant, especially in the RoboJays’ first year. FIRST LEGO League advancement is based on performance across multiple areas, and Regionals highlighted the level of competition at this stage.
The students showed tremendous growth throughout the season and represented Greenwood extremely well. I am incredibly proud of the work they put in and the way they supported one another throughout the year.
If you see any of these students, please take a moment to congratulate them on an outstanding season!
Go Scholar Bowl!
Our middle school team was undefeated in the GOC season and tournament for the scholar's bowl! Ella Englert placed 1st and Dylan Zeng placed 3rd for individual scores! Great job everyone!
Second graders practiced some chemistry in science last week! We created invisible pictures using water and baking soda, then revealed them with turmeric paint!
