Our first elementary art project of the school year. Each student completed a handprint that we then used as a flower collage for our art room bulletin board. Awesome job by our elementary students! Have a great weekend!
Change in tonight's football game:
We have one confirmed case of COVID-19 at the High School. We are contact tracing students. Please continue to monitor for symptoms. If you have any questions please contact the district office. Please see our COVID tab for more information.
Senior Class of 2022 - Last First Day
Dear families, Tonight have a little grace for yourself and your kid(s). Everyone is a little nervous or excited. You may have witnessed and even had some big emotions over the last few days. Breath. Tomorrow we will welcome your child back to school. We have been planning and anticipating a wonderful first day.
Thank you Goodman-Armstrong Creek Lions Club for donating backpacks and supplies. They also presented the school with a $1,063.00 donation for snacks for the elementary students.
The Goodman-Armstrong Creek School District would like to welcome Mrs. Kim Erickson to our family. Mrs. Erickson will be our 4K-12th grade Art Teacher!
Never forget how lucky we are living where we live! I spent yesterday morning on the phone looking for welding equipment for the students at school with no luck, I come home to a porch full of welding gear donated from someone which I later found out to be my neighbor. We will get through the tough times together as a community of family and friends. Our students learn about giving and togetherness just by your examples everyday. We may not always agree, we may not always get along but together we are a family. Thank you for being there for our students.
The GAC Lions Club is donating backpacks and supplies to students at the GAC school district who are in need of supplies. Please contact the district office at 715-336-2575 if your child is in need.
The Goodman Rescue Squad will be holding a free CPR class for anyone 13 years of age or older on September 11, 2021 from 8:00 AM at the Goodman Town Hall. The class will be 8 hours with lunch provided. Please email goodmanrescue@yahoo.com to register.
The GAC Family would like to welcome Mrs. Amy Wysocki as our new Superintendent/K-12 Principal.
We welcome our new 7-12th Grade Science Teacher, Mr. Jason Slawinski!
We welcome our new K-12 Music teacher Mrs. Suennen!
Happy Graduation Day!
We are so proud of our graduates as they cross the threshold to their next great adventure!
Senior Spotlight
Tyler Schnell
Austin Sheets
Gabe Wysocki
One more day left with seniors! Cherish each moment!
Senior Spotlight
Katelyn Nelson
Andrew Niven
Michael Rock
Miakoda Schaller
Two more days left with seniors!
Cherish each moment!
Senior Spotlight
Chris Frank
Adam Kuczala
Lamarr Lewis
Tyler Moddie
Three more days left with seniors!
Cherish each moment!
Senior Spotlight
Billy Bednarz
Daniel Cole
Sierra Dettman
Kalli Erickson
Letter to Parents/Guardians/Caregivers – COVID-19 Case(s) in the School May 19, 2021
This letter is to notify you that [a] student[s] and/or staff member[s] at Goodman-Armstrong Creek School District has tested positive for COVID-19. The confirmed case involves a teacher at GAC High/Middle School. We are actively working with the local County Health Department to quickly identify, notify, and quarantine any students or staff who may have come into close contact with them and who may be at risk of getting sick. We are also cleaning and disinfecting the school to control the spread of illness.
For now, school will be scheduled to remain open until further notice. Please take the steps necessary to monitor and manage any COVID-related signs and symptoms displayed by your child(ren). Keep them home if symptoms as described below are present, and contact the local county health department and/or your medical provider for further guidance.
About COVID-19: COVID-19 is an illness caused by a new coronavirus. It spreads from person to person through droplets created when we cough, sneeze, talk, sing or laugh.
Most people, especially young people, who get COVID- 19, have mild illness, similar to having a cold or the flu. However, in others it can cause severe illness, such as pneumonia. Symptoms of COVID-19 may include the following: • Fever (temperature 100.4°F or higher) • Cough • Trouble breathing • Chills • Muscle/body aches • Loss of sense of taste or smell • Runny nose or nasal congestion • Fatigue • Nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea The CDC’s website has good information about COVID-19: www.cdc.gov/coronavirus.
What to Expect: If your child had close contact with a person with COVID-19, you will receive a separate letter with special instructions about monitoring symptoms, testing, and how to keep others in your home from getting sick. If your child did not have close contact with a person with COVID-19 in our school, you will not receive another letter.
However, everyone in your household should continue to stay home as much as possible, wash their hands frequently, keep 6 feet away from others, wear a mask or cloth face covering in public, watch for symptoms of COVID-19, and seek medical care when sick. If you know your child has an underlying health condition, you may wish to discuss the option of switching to online instruction with your healthcare provider. Someone from the local County Health Department may reach out to you with questions. Please assist with them as they work to investigate and control COVID-19 in our school.
Should you wish to make contact with the local County Health Department please use the following numbers: Forest County: 715-478-3371; Marinette County: 715-251-4769. Prevent Further Spread: The following guidelines will help to prevent further spread of illness at our school: • Notify the school if your child is diagnosed with COVID-19. • Notify the school if your child had contact with someone who you know was diagnosed with COVID-19. • Keep students home from school if they are sick. • Encourage good habits: frequent handwashing, covering coughs and sneezes, use of face coverings in public, and staying home as much as possible.
Making our doggies new tags in FAB LAB 1!
The final project build of Fab Lab 2 is create something using three fab processes. This is a oak fishing pole rack, the three processes are 3D printed door pulls, cnc plasma cut line spool holders and laser engraved logos on the gussets. Great design, great finishing!
