Anyone can take a stand against bullying! During National Bullying Prevention Month, and all year-long, we encourage the school community to report incidents of bullying to school administration, or use our online form at www.somerset.k12.md.us/report_BHI_form
October School Calendar & Lunch Menu 🍎
🍕Joe Corbies's Fundraiser starts Oct 7th!!
🍕Onljne ordering is easy to set up and do. Go to www.joecorbi.com and click participate and register!
🍕Greenwood Elementary ID number is 8008
📚✨Attention Parents!✨📚
Mark your calendars! Parent Teacher Conferences Oct.9th This is a great opportunity to connect with your child's teacher and discuss their progress!
We look forward to seeing you and working together to support our students success!
Check out these terrific third graders collaboratively playing a three-digit addition game!
Love the relationship building going on in Mrs. Sapp’s class during Morning Meeting today!
Today Mrs.Lobus and her students used dice and a movement break to practice even and odd numbers in order to use addition patterns to solve and check addition problems with larger numbers.
Students in Ms. Bakewell’s class have been studying living organisms and their needs in science. Now they are putting their knowledge into practice. Meet Sonic, their new class pet!
This is Amarii, our 5th grade Artist of the month for September. Amarii loves art and sports as she wants to be a basketball player when she grows up. She just finished this color vibrant and unique art piece with oil pastels, markers and watercolor. Amazing job Amarii!
This is Quint Purnell, GES’s 4th grade artist of the month for September. Quint recently completed a beautiful abstract multimedia art piece using watercolor, markers, and oil pastel. He always excelled in Mrs. Brumley’s Art classes and wants to be an Artist when he grows up. Way to go Quint!
Schools will open for students and teachers after a 2-hour delay, Wednesday, 9/25/24. 12-month & FNS staff should report on time or use liberal leave. Monitoring of local roads and high tides will continue overnight. Thank you for attending to future messages and updates.
Due to flooding in low-lying parts of Somerset County, schools will be closed Tuesday September 24, 2024 for students and 10-month staff. 12-month staff should report on time or use liberal leave.
Due to flooding in low lying areas of our county and higher than normal tides, SCPS will be closed Monday, 9/23/24 for students and 10-month staff. 12 month staff should report on time. Please be safe.
Somerset County Public Schools' Special Education Citizens Advisory Council (SECAC) Presents their 2nd Annual Resource Fair on October 10, 2024 from 6 - 7 PM at Somerset County Technical High School. SECAC invites you to explore the resources available to your child & family and discover the support & services that can benefit you within our community.
Dinner will be served. For more information, questions and concerns, contact Melissa Heavenridge at 410-651-1616 x 11385, mheavenridge@somerset.k12.md.us.
GES 2nd grade Artist of the month for September is Dixie Bailey! She just completed a “beach with palm tree” art piece done with oil pastels in Mrs. Brumley’s art class. Way to go Bailey!
Today this young man asked Mrs. Gibson how many weeks we have been in school. When Mrs. Gibson told him, "three weeks," he told her, "Well, this is the best third week of school I've ever had. I'm doing such a great job I got to take this laptop to Mrs. Laird and I've earned 5 tickets!" Shout out to this young man for all of his hard work! Way to start the year off strong!!!
xoxo
Mrs. Gibson
GES 3rd grade Artist of the month for September is Justin Estrada. He created his version of “ The Mona Lisa” with markers in Mrs. Brumley’s Art class. Congratulations Justin!
Social media threats continue circulating in our area and around the Eastern Shore. These threats have been analyzed by law enforcement and our school safety partners and deemed to be non-credible. As always, student and staff safety is our highest priority. Thank you to our students and families for sharing these social media posts with law enforcement and school personnel. Please continue to do so. You can also report threats to the Safe Schools Tip Line at 1-833-MD-B-SAFE.
Our new librarian Mrs. Pace welcomed our students to the library with a fun getting to know you writing assignment. Students described themselves in an introduction to her. She made a poster of some things our students shared with her. Then scholars got to check out books 📚
The Maryland Center for School Safety released information late last night about a nationwide social media threat that has been circulating throughout communities. SCPS wants to make all of our families aware that this threat has been deemed non-credible by local law enforcement, and schools will continue normal operations today. As always, student and staff safety is our highest priority and we appreciate the outreach from our community on this issue.
