After learning about the Great Wall of China in Social Studies, the 5th and 6th graders had to try and build their own wall using only paper! They all were very unique!
The 5th and 6th graders are busy typing their rough draft of their research based opinion writing. The question students are answering is “Should animals be in zoos?” After researching benefits and negatives of animals in zoos, they chose a side and had to support it with evidence from their research. They have been working really hard!
Happy TWOsday! These two 5th graders celebrated 2-22-22 by thinking of many ways to make 22,222. They used all of their math skills that they’ve learned throughout the year including: multiplying and dividing fractions, multiplying decimals, multiplying by powers of 10, and much more.
Our Band Fundraiser ends on February 22nd. Buy pizzas and other delicious treats from a GAC band student or go to shopfund.com to help us raise money for our trip this spring!
The Fab Lab is designing and 3D printing their own mini screwdrivers. All their designs are original and must fit a 1/4" bit. Great imagination and projects.
Inspired by the ideas of the sophomore class for real-life reading, we put together a literary feast. For our Gothic Literature Unit we made Edgar Allan “Poe” Boy Sandwiches with a spicy remoulade sauce.
Our reading practice today yielded some delicious results. We did our first Literary Recipes Lab. Seniors made “Sleepy Hollow” Dutch Apple Oatmeal.
Happy Valentine’s Day! The 5th and 6th grade class was inspired by Valentines when creating their tin foil relief art project.
You can find the referendum information, sample ballot, and a place to submit questions/ see responses at https://www.goodman.k12.wi.us/ under the referendum tab. You can also view the flier that will be delivered by mail next week here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HmR_cFkXG0on-Trw6cAq6Xw2lf66Zfd3BPIAVhOdcro/edit?usp=sharing
The first and second grade class learned about Vincent Van Gogh this week. They did an amazing job on creating their Starry Night paintings.
GAC will hold a referendum meeting on Wednesday, February 16, 2022 at 6:00PM at the high school gym. The purpose is to provide the community information about the upcoming referendum to be voted on Tuesday, April 5, 2022. If you have questions you can contact Mrs. Amy Wysocki 715-336-2575 Ext. 203
The 8th graders finished up their semester by trying their hand at welding. They used the plasma cutter to cut their nameplate and the stand then welded them together. Great job!
School will run on a two hour delay today due to the cold temperatures. Again school start at 10 AM Wednesday, January 26.
The GAC high school band's fundraiser starts today! You can shop online at https://www.shopfund.com/Shop?sid=1169435 or buy from a high school band member.
Friday, January 21
Due to the cold weather we will run under a 2 hour delay this morning. School will start at 10:00 AM today.
All middle and high school students will be required to mask starting today (1/19/2022), tomorrow, and all of next week. This is due to the increase in COVID numbers and our desire to keep students in school. If you have questions please contact the high school office.
We have had three students at the middle/high school test positive for COVID. Parents are being notified of close contact. Some of the students who have tested positive this week were not in school to expose others at school.
If your child has any symptoms please keep them home until they are symptom free. Testing is available at school Friday free of charge.
We have had three students at the middle/high school test positive for COVID. Parents are being notified of close contact. Some of the students who have tested positive this week were not in school to expose others at school.
If your child has any symptoms please keep them home until they are symptom free. Testing is available at school Friday free of charge.
Seventh graders baked and decorated sugar skull cookies that coincided with their sugar skull prints they made last week while learning about the Day of the Dead. They had earned classroom rewards all semester to have a fun class period which still had a cultural lesson.
A student at the middle high school building has tested positive for COVID-19. Parents have been notified already if their child has to quarantine. If your child is sick we ask that you keep him/her at home until they are symptom-free. This will help us all stay at school. -Mrs. Wysocki