GPS is sponsoring a Summer Food Service Program - FREE MEALS for children ages 18 & under. Please visit one of the sites for healthy food to fuel your summer. All sites will be CLOSED July 4-8. If you have any questions, please contact the GPS Food Service Department at 616.754.2907.
Walnut Hills Elementary School (712 N Walnut St.) - June 6-August 12 (M-F) / Breakfast from 8:30-9:15am and Lunch from 11am-12:30pm
Baldwin Heights Elementary School (821 W Oak St.) - June 6-August 12 (M-F) / Breakfast from 8:30-9:15am and Lunch from 11:15am-12:30pm
Greenville High School (111 N Hillcrest St.) - June 13-August 12 (M-F) / Breakfast from 8:30-9:15am and Lunch from 11:15am-12:30pm
Flat River Community Library (200 W Judd St.) - June 6-July 29 (M-F) / Lunch from 12:00-1:00pm
There will be a Special Board Meeting tonight (Monday, June 27, 2022) at 7:00pm at the Central Services Facility (1414 Chase Street, Greenville) for the purpose of adopting the 2022-2023 Budget, 2022 Proposed Tax Levy, and 2021-2022 Final Budget Amendment and any other business necessary.
Mark your calendars for our 2022 Back to School Bash!
You won't want to miss the:
Petting zoo 🐐
Touch-a-truck 🚒
Tee shirts 👕
FREE backpacks and school supplies 🎒
Movie on Legacy Field 📽
Summer Photography Class Highlights - Students have learned about the rule of thirds, leading lines in composition, light and created shadows, backgrounds, patterns, shapes, and textures. Utilizing software programs they edit with flexible guidelines to encourage their personal creativity. Concluding projects, students support each other through discussion and questioning.
GPS Summer School is in full swing!
There will be a Special Board of Education Meeting on Monday, June 20, 2022 at 7:15pm at the Central Services Facility (1414 Chase Street, Greenville) for the sole purpose of executive search organization interviews and possible selection.
There will be a Special Board of Education Meeting on Monday, June 20, 2022 at 7:15pm at the Central Services Facility (1414 Chase Street, Greenville) for the sole purpose of executive search organization interviews and possible selection.
Interact Club members from GMS, GHS & St. Charles held a Baseball/Softball Fundraiser to continue to provide support for mental health in the schools. A check was presented to the Education Foundation of Greenville this week.
By cutting energy waste and doing our part to protect the environment, Baldwin Heights, Cedar Crest, Lincoln Heights, and Walnut Heights Elementary School has earned the ENERGY STAR! Learn more at energystar.gov/buildings
Greenville Public Schools is go for launch! Today kicks off the launch of our new website!
Greenville Public School District is pleased to launch its new and improved website. It features a new look and feel that flows seamlessly from one page to the next. You will notice updated colors and logos that better match our school's brand.
New site features include:
Highly visual pages with large quick access buttons.
Easy to use calendars with filters to personalize to your school.
Homepage news and live feed updates featuring social media feeds.
Easy to use navigation menu to drill into your school or district content of interest.
Seventh-grade Greenville Middle School students continue to work on their Educational Development Plan (EDP). An EDP is a great tool that allows students to explore their future career options. This activity focused on linking interests to potential careers and learning the different pathway options after graduation.
"Maddie Homich got a jump start on college while she was in high school.
During her senior year at Greenville High School, Homich decided to take advantage of Montcalm Community College’s dual enrollment program, which allows students to take college-level courses while still in high school and receive both high school and college credit." Read more about how Maddie used dual enrollment at GHS and MCC to jump start her college experience here: https://www.montcalm.edu/news/dual-enrollment-transfer-help-maddie-homich-get-ahead-on-college/
The bond proposal focuses on health & safety by improving learning environments and by providing building and site improvements. More information on the May 3rd school bond proposal can be found at gpsjackets.org/bond2022
Join us Monday, March 21 at 7 pm for the Performing Arts Hall of Fame Inductee Showcase held at Greenville Performing Arts Center. Tickets are free at GPAC.LUDUS.COM or at the door.
The bond proposal includes constructing a new Early Childhood & Daycare Center classroom wing at Walnut Hills Elementary. Our area has been identified by the Michigan League of Public Policy as a “daycare desert” meaning there are not enough resources to meet the demand of care for young children. Research shows that high-quality early childhood education programs have a profound impact on the future outcomes of students. Learn more at www.gpsjackets.org/district/bond2022
On Saturday, March 12 between 8-11 am come out for breakfast at the American Legion Hall in Greenville. Proceeds go toward funding spring break food baskets for Greenville Public School Families.
We are hosting a Community Forum to share the details of the bond proposal. Please join us on Monday, March 7 at 6:30pm at Montcalm Community College - Ash TLC Building - 1325 Yellow Jacket Drive, Greenville.
