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14th District Girls Basketball Championship
Friday, March 19, 2021
Lady Gators vs Lady Purples, 6:00pm
Bowling Green High School
Tickets: www.bghssports.com
Passcode: ladygatorchamp
Livestream: www.stfanclub.com/live
o A fee of $6 will be charged per night for those viewing the game.
o Proceeds from the livestream will be split with the five district schools.
Spectator Guidelines:
o Masks at all times
o Sit in designated Greenwood area
o Sit with family/party
o Limited concessions will be available
4th Region Boys Basketball Tournament
Sunday, March 21, 2021, 3:00pm
Greenwood vs. Metcalfe County
Metcalfe County High School, 208 Randolph St., Edmonton, KY
Tickets: Pick up ticket vouchers on Saturday, 12pm-3pm at Greenwood Cafeteria.
o Ticket voucher will be redeemable at Metcalfe County gate for $8 each.
Greenwood Extended School Services (ESS) Greenwood’s Extended School Services will start back the week of January 18. ESS will take place on Mondays and Thursdays. Two types of ESS this year: (1) In-Person and (2) Virtual (Edgenuity) IN-PERSON / HYBRID ESS ESS is available on Mondays & Thursdays for tutoring, make up tests/quizzes, and computer lab from 2:35-4:00 pm Students must fill out the Google form before 12 noon on the day they are staying for ESS. There is bus transportation home available however students must indicate they need a bus on the Google form. Students not riding the bus home must be picked up no later than 4:00 pm. LINK for In-Person ESS: https://forms.gle/8EtgnJfsMWr74Tit8 EDGENUITY / VIRTUAL ESS ESS is available on Thursdays for tutoring from 3-4:30 pm Students must fill out the Google form for Edgenuity ESS before 12 noon on Thursdays LINK for Edgenuity ESS: https://forms.gle/VJ8WvkZ7AZ4C3Y8g7 EF Tour to Greece & Italy, 2022 Calling all Percy Jackson fans and those who want to walk the paths of Socrates and Plato. Join me to walk through the Roman Catacombs and view Vatican City in all its glory. Have you ever wanted to tour the home of Greek Mythology and the Origins of American Government? Now is your chance! Join me for an Epic Summer 2022. Only 4 spots left!! Please click the link for more information. EF Adriatic Odyssey Tour Summer 2022
Yearbook + Portrait Updates
PICTURE DAY PIVOT - TAKE 4 // GRAHAM PHOTOGRAPHY ON MARCH 30
Graham Photography had an opening in their schedule and will now be here on Tuesday, March 30 to take Senior
Portraits, portraits will begin at 8:00am. All Seniors are asked to have their drape/tux photo taken that day at school for
use by the school. Virtual students may come between 11:00am and 1:00pm.
Gentlemen, please wear a white under shirt for your tux photo. Ladies, please wear appropriate undergarments for your
drape photo.
Students that submitted photos through the HJ website may still select to use those photos within the yearbook.
Submit your Senior Quotes HERE.
Vote for Senior Superlatives HERE.
YEARBOOK UPDATES: https://twitter.com/GwoodYbook & Instagram.com/gatoryerds
PURCHASE YOUR YEARBOOK: www.yearbookordercenter.com
School Code: 17660
COVID-19 Vaccination Transportation
Free transportation service to anyone who is registered for a COVID vaccine in Bowling Green and doesn’t have the
ability to get to their appointment.
Reservations can be made for a ride by messaging CVT (COVID Vaccine Transport) on Facebook, calling the Bowling
Green Human Rights Commission at 270-782-7900, or emailing CVaccineTransport@gmail.com
Individuals will be picked up within four hours of messaging, or calling any of the above options. No transportation is
offered on Sundays.
The CVT non-profit was founded by local resident Blake Cleary, in partnership with the Bowling Green Human Rights
Commission and Dave’s Transportation Services. Dave’s Transportation Services is offering two vehicles to assist the
non-profit.
The cost for the CVT ride service is funded with donations from M&L Electrical, Franklin Bank & Trust, BB&T Bank,
Crocker Law Firm, and Ginger Cleary of State Farm Insurance.
Youth Services Center
Click here for Youth Services Center information about school supplies, food pantry items, and the food backpack
program. For more information, contact jennifer.basham@warren.kyschools.us.
Breathe Youth Arts Program "Springs" Into a New Semester
Bowling Green, KY: Light of Chance announces classes for the 2021 spring semester of the Breathe Youth Arts
Program. Breathe offers in-person, after-school arts classes for students from 5th-12th grades, at 527 State Street in
Bowling Green.
Breathe is a youth development program that strives to foster artistic expression, leadership, and social skills using
yoga, music, dance and visual arts. In addition, the program provides individual, group and family counseling to
students and families in need of services.
The class schedule is as follows:
Music, Dance, Visual Arts: Mondays and Wednesdays 4-6:30 p.m. CST
Yoga: Thursdays 4-5 p.m. CST
Precautions for in-person classes include temperature checks and mask requirements for all students, teaching artists
and staff.
Breathe also offers virtual options. Those students who opt to participate virtually will utilize Google Classroom and
Google Meet. There are two sessions for the music, dance and visual arts classes to accommodate varying schedules.
The virtual schedule is as follows:
Yoga: Mondays 4:15-5:15 pm CST
Music: Tuesdays 3-4 p.m. CST / 4-5 p.m. EST and 4:15-5:15 p.m. CST / 5:15-6:15 p.m. EST
Dance: Wednesdays 3-4 p.m. CST / 4-5 p.m. EST and 4:15-5:15 p.m. CST / 5:15-6:15 p.m. EST
Visual Arts: Thursdays 3-4 p.m. CST / 4-5 p.m. EST and 4:15-5:15 p.m. CST / 5:15-6:15 p.m. EST
“We want to help as many youth as we can, and I can’t wait to see our classes grow this spring," said Program
Coordinator, Wendie Whittington. "I know our teaching artists are just as excited as I am about this session."
For more information or to register, visit lightofchance.org.
You may also contact Mrs. Basham in the GHS Youth Services Center (YSC) for assistance registering (270-904-9065
or jennifer.basham@warren.kyschools.us).
Alive at 25 on Zoom https://aliveat25.us/ky/find-a-course
KENTUCKY’S GRADUATED LICENSE PROGRAM (GLP). This four-hour defensive
driver course is designed for drivers in the 16-24 year old age group.
Free to students to meet the GLP requirement. Alive at 25 classes are now
on Zoom! Students can register by going to www.kentuckysafedriver.com and
clicking on “Alive at 25” under “Courses” or by calling our office at 502-699-2995.
Student Assistance Counselor, Kat Collins
Warren County Public Schools students can sign up to talk to Mrs. Kat. She is a licensed LPCC and the district mental
health counselor for Greenwood and Drakes Creek. She is at Greenwood each Wednesday, Thursday and every other
Friday. View her Virtual Counseling Office at this link. Request to talk to Mrs. Kat by filling out this “Request to Talk
with Mrs. Kat” form.
Greenwood High School Cheerleading Fundraiser
“Greenwood” Sweatshirt Pre-Order $20
SUBMIT BY FRIDAY MARCH 19
Name __________________________________________
Phone _____________________________ OR E-Mail ______________________________________
Please indicate quantity and size:
____ AS ____ AM ____ AL ____ AXL ____ AXXL (+$2) ____ AXXXL (+$2)
Submit your order via Google form http://bit.ly/greenwood321, turn in to Mrs. Shoemake (157) or email to
richelle.shoemake@warren.kyschools.us no later than Friday March 19.
Cash, Check to Greenwood Cheer Boosters or PayPal to greenwoodcheerleading@gmail.com
Payment must be submitted before receiving spirit items.
Order will be ready to pick-up Monday March 29 at GHS.
Thanks for your support, Gator Nation!
Greenwood High School Cheerleading Fundraiser
“Greenwood” Hoodie Pre-Order $25
SUBMIT BY FRIDAY MARCH 19
Name __________________________________________
Phone _____________________________ OR E-Mail ______________________________________
Please indicate quantity and size:
____ AS ____ AM ____ AL ____ AXL ____ AXXL (+$2) ____ AXXXL (+$2)
Submit your order via Google form http://bit.ly/greenwood321, turn in to Mrs. Shoemake (157) or email to
richelle.shoemake@warren.kyschools.us no later than Friday March 19.
Cash, Check to Greenwood Cheer Boosters or PayPal to greenwoodcheerleading@gmail.com
Payment must be submitted before receiving spirit items.
Order will be ready to pick-up Monday March 29 at GHS.
Thanks for your support, Gator Nation!
Pandemic-Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) Updated Information 1. Pandemic-Electronic Benefits Transfer (P-EBT) stimulus is back! Students who normally receive free and reduced meals at school through the National School Lunch Program are not able to get their free or reduced lunch due to learning virtually. The P-EBT stimulus is allotted to these individuals to assist with groceries during the COVID-19 pandemic. Individuals receiving active SNAP benefits receive P-EBT on the household’s existing EBT card. Did your student receive P-EBT for Aug/Sept on a P-EBT card? If so, the P-EBT stimulus is deposited onto your previous P-EBT card! If you no longer have your previous P-EBT card and your address has changed since you last received a P-EBT card, call the help desk at 1-855-306-8959 to request a new/replacement card. If your address has not changed since you last received a P-EBT card, call the automated line at 1-888-979-9949. A new card must be requested for each eligible student. 2. If you have never received P-EBT, a card will be issued for each child in the household that normally receives free and reduced meals through the National School Lunch Program. Call 888-979-9949 or visit www.ebtedge.com to register a new P-EBT card, check your P-EBT balance, and review recent transactions. For more information on P-EBT, visit the P-EBT Frequently Asked Questions page. 3. Students who attend public schools, and those that attend private schools that qualify for free or reduced-price meals through the National School Lunch Program are eligible for the P-EBT stimulus. The daily rate for the P-EBT stimulus is $6.82. The following number of days of P-EBT are allotted to these individuals based on the student’s school district learning model each month: a. Virtual: 20 days of P-EBT stimulus i. This would result in a P-EBT stimulus amount of $136.40 b. Hybrid: 12 days of P-EBT stimulus i. This would result in a P-EBT stimulus amount of $81.84 c. In-Person: P-EBT stimulus is not issued to students learning in-person. 4. The P-EBT stimulus is sent to all children who receive free and reduced meals through the National School Lunch Program. If you do not want to receive the P-EBT stimulus, no worries! All you have to do is call 855-306-8959 and tell them you do not want P-EBT. This will remove you from receiving any further P-EBT stimulus payments. 5. P-EBT is now being allotted retroactively to ensure additional grocery assistance is available for the months students missed out on meals in school due to the pandemic! P-EBT stimulus payments will begin the week of March 15th and be sent every other week until all months of P-EBT from October to February are provided for. 6. Remember, P-EBT is a stimulus and its purpose is to provide grocery assistance to individuals whose children normally receive free and reduced meals through the National School Lunch Program while attending school! Individuals receive the P-EBT stimulus on their SNAP EBT card or on a P-EBT specific card that functions like a debit card. Do not throw away your P-EBT card once you have used all of your stimulus! It may be used for future P-EBT stimulus issuances. For any questions on P-EBT, contact the DCBS call center at 855-306-8959. Call 888-979-9949 or go to www.ebtedge.com to register your card, check your remaining P-EBT balance, or review any recent transaction. 7. The P-EBT stimulus amount is based on each school district’s learning model. School districts with all-virtual learning models are allotted 20 days of P-EBT stimulus, whereas school districts on a hybrid learning model (virtual and in- person learning) are allotted 12 days of P-EBT stimulus. Children who are enrolled in a school district that operated on a predominantly hybrid learning model will be allotted 12 days of P-EBT in a given month, even if the individual child participated in all-virtual learning that month. P-EBT allotment reconsideration is available for individuals who only receive 12 days of P-EBT stimulus when their child was enrolled in an all-virtual learning model. To have your P-EBT amount reconsidered, call 855-306-8959 and provide your child’s State Student ID and details about your child’s learning model to the DCBS Call Center. Anyone asking to have their P-EBT stimulus amount reconsidered must provide school contact information (Name and Phone Number) so that the child’s learning model for the considered month can be verified.
Apply to Work at Community Education’s Summer Camp
Are you or do you know anyone graduating this May?
Looking for some extra income this summer?
Love working with children?
Community Education seeks graduating high school seniors or older to work with students who have completed grades
K-6 during its summer camp, with potential continued employment during the fall semester. Various positions and
shifts are available, but all positions are part-time for approximately five hours per day.
By the start of camp, you must be 18 years of age and have proof of high school graduation or GED. You must be
available to work EACH weekday that camps are in session. Must be dependable, flexible, nurturing, understand
confidentiality in working with students, have reliable transportation, a valid driver’s license, and excellent
communication skills.
To see job descriptions and apply online visit, https://www.commed.us/employment/.
Gator Tags: bit.ly/gatortag
Tag a student or a teacher for following our Swamp guidelines or just being an awesome Gator. Thank you to our
PBIS Committee and to Mr. Clark for distributing the Gator tags. Use this link to send a virtual Gator tag.
Report-A-Bully + Report-A-Threat
Warren County Public Schools is taking a proactive approach to the societal issue of
bullying and threats. Bullying refers to any intentional act by a student or groups of
students directed against another student to ridicule, humiliate, or intimidate the other
student while on school grounds, or at a school sponsored activity, which acts are repeated against the same student
over time. (WCPS 09.422) A “threat” shall refer to a communication made by any means, including, but not limited to,
electronic and/or online methods. (WCPS 09.425) Please use THIS FORM to report bullying or a threat that takes place
during school hours/school property. The schools cannot investigate incidents that take place outside of school
property/hours.
BE SOCIAL
View the 2020-2021 Greenwood High School Social Media Accounts here.
@GreenwoodHighSchoolWCPS @GwoodHSReadiness Office We are open to helping students if: applying for jobs completing a resume filling out a job application preparing for an interview Stop by the office anytime to seek assistance in these areas. Schedule a meeting: http://bit.ly/meetMrsWhittinghill WKU Meetings with Seniors Tuesday, March 23: http://bit.ly/ghsWKUSpring2021 SKYCTC will be here on March 23 from 8 a.m. to noon to hold individual meetings with seniors who have applied, been admitted, or just have questions about applying. Please use the above form to register. A notification will be sent to your teacher so you will be excused from class during this time. Contact Holly.Whittinghill@warren.kyschools.us for more information.
WKU On-Campus Application Day Are you a senior considering Western Kentucky University next year? Join us for an On-Campus Application Day! At these events, work with an Admissions Counselor one-on-one to fill out the application, while having your application fee waived. Bring a device! Also, take a campus tour to picture yourself on the Hill this fall! WHEN: Each Friday from March 12 – April 9 TIME: 9:00am-3:00pm, stop by at your convenience WHERE: Augenstein Alumni Center / Parking in the Alumni Square Garage, Parking Information QUESTIONS: owen.posey@wku.edu or 270-745-2551 Schedule a campus visit!
March Goals for Third Block Classes
Join Graduating Class Google Classrooms
Registration Presentation
Digital Citizenship – See your “Class of” Google Classroom for DDL Info and/or EdPuzzles
ILP
2021-2022 Registration Information
Each Greenwood class discussed the Registration Presentation during third block on Wednesday,
explaining the requirements for 2021-2022 course registration.
Steps for Registration:
1. Each student has been asked to join their Graduating Class Google Classroom -- See slide 4.
2. View this Registration Presentation and discuss graduation requirements, pathways, and course preferences for
next school year.
3. Students should login using their WCPS Google Account and fill out the Registration Google Form -- See slide 33.
Parents do not have access to this form.
4. Students should login to Infinite Campus and input their course selections -- See slides 36-50.
5. View due dates -- See Slides 34 (In-Person) and 35 (Virtual).
Please contact your guidance counselor with questions regarding registration and/or graduation requirements -- See
slide 3.
More information can be found under Academics/Guidance on the GHS website.
The above steps apply to current 9th-11th graders. Current 8th graders will receive direct guidance from the GHS
guidance counselors.Senior Celebration
The Readiness Office wants to celebrate our seniors! Have you applied and been accepted to a college? Send a picture
to Mrs. Whittinghill so The Readiness Office can recognize you! Holly.whittinghill@warren.kyschools.us
Google Classroom
Guidance & Readiness Office have set up Google Classrooms. Stay FOLLOW THE READINESS OFFICE
up to date on opportunities and applications! @GHSReady
Class of 2021 | g47l7rs http://bit.ly/GHS_CCR
Class of 2022 | gucdc47
Class of 2023 | edfrvt6
Class of 2024 | 6axb2mv
How to Use Google Classroom for Parents
Class of 2021 Senior Survey:
https://forms.gle/wgc5HJVryXsFqmaK8 Scholarship Website Resource
Here is a link to a website that provides several
scholarship opportunities:
SKYCTC Quick Links https://studentscholarships.org/2020scholarships.php
Tours, Scholarships, Applications, and more Information
available here.
Virtual Academy Updates
Weekly Google Meet on Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Notes from this week's meeting are on the Google Classroom, and
have been sent to all parents through Infinite Campus. Link to weekly notes: https://bit.ly/GHS_VA_GoogleMeetNotes
STUDENT DAILY REMINDERS: Virtual Academy Parent Portal:
Check-in to Infinite Campus for attendance If parents would like to check their child's progress,
Open WCPS School Gmail to check for updates they can join the Parent Portal through Edgenuity by
Check Google Classroom for announcements filling out the following
Log into Edgenuity and/or other Virtual Platforms form: https://forms.gle/Fqikedenoq1k8wRj7Accounting, Business, Finance Virtual Career Fair April 22, 2021, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. EST, KyCPA's virtual career fair platform, Brazen WHO: High School students interested in accounting, business and/or finance; all grade levels welcome. WHY: To introduce students to the many opportunities within the accounting and finance professions. WHAT: FAB (Finance, Accounting & Business) Careers Day is a FREE virtual career fair that allows students to chat with professionals in a variety of accounting/finance roles, college accounting/finance students, and learn more about career benefits from company recruiters. Students will also have the opportunity to “visit” Kentucky colleges/universities and learn about their business programs. The event will feature accounting/finance professionals booths, college student booths, company recruiter booths, and college recruiter booths, each staffed with representatives ready and willing to share information with your students about career and education opportunities. Students can log in anytime during the 3-hour window and visit booths of their choice. Tracking reports will be available to teachers to see how many chats the students engaged in and a raffle will held at the end of each event for students who chat with a rep in EVERY booth. The event will also feature videos of Kentucky CPAs, games, and other materials for students to interact and fully explore these career options. Each event is limited to the first 100 students registered. Register here Students must register individually using their @stu.countyenrolled.kyschools.us email address. Pre-registration is required 24 hours before event begins. Questions? Contact Shelby Howell at shelby.howell@crowe.com.
Sarah Zoellner, GHS Sophomore
Sarah Zoellner is a sophomore at Greenwood High School. She attended St.
Joseph School from preschool through 8th grade. She has an older sister,
Anne Elizabeth, that is currently a senior at Greenwood.
At Greenwood, she is an Oar Club member, and is involved in FCA, FCCLA,
and FBLA. She has been a member of the Greenwood Swim & Dive Team
since 9th grade and a member of RACE Aquatics Swim Club since she was 5
years old. She participates in the butterfly and individual medley events and
holds the Greenwood Swim & Dive record in the 200 Freestyle Relay with
her sister, Anne Elizabeth Zoellner, and former Greenwood students: Allison
Zinobile and Maiah Cisco.
Favorite Sports Team: Tennessee Titans
Favorite Food: Mac and Cheese
Favorite TV Show: The Vampire Diaries
Favorite Movie: The Shallows
Cameron James, Library Media
Mrs. James is the Library Media Specialist, School Technology
Coordinator, and Gifted & Talented Coordinator here at Greenwood.
She also oversees our Cross-Age Tutoring classes that visit and tutor in
our elementary schools. Mrs. James has been teaching for a total of 16 years and has been a Gator for all 16 as 11.5 of
those years she was a social studies teacher. Mrs. James is from Tompkinsville, Kentucky, and graduated from Monroe
County High School to then attend Western Kentucky University. After graduating from Western, Mrs. James worked
for the Kentucky Department of Vocational Rehabilitation where she got the chance to work with high school students.
The days she was able to go into the schools and work were more rewarding than the days she worked in the
traditional office settings. Therefore after less than a year of out of college and doing that job, she resigned and went
back to Western Kentucky University to earn her teaching certification.
Mrs. James and her husband Mat, who recently celebrated their 15th
anniversary, have two daughters: Langston and Greer. Langston is in
7th grade at Drakes Creek and Greer is in 4th grade at Cumberland
Trace. They have two dogs: Rowdy, who is a boxer, and Stanley, who
is a Schnoodle. They also have two guinea pigs, Ollie and Pig. Outside
of school, Mrs. James enjoys reading, binging on good shows, visiting
Disney World, and watching her daughters play competitive soccer,
which fills up most of their weekends.
Favorite teaching Moment: Mrs. James loves being in the classroom
and her current role as a librarian but, the most fun she has had is all
of the time spent with students during extra-curricular activities.
From building the world's largest homecoming float to tailgating to
chaperoning trips, it has all been a blast! A very tiring blast!
Favorite Quote: "Don't forget who you are." - James Hays (Mrs. James
late grandfather) Favorite Non-fiction Book: The Glass Castle
Favorite Young Adult Literature Series: The Selection Series (It is
basically The Bachelor in the dystopian form. What's not to love?)FRIDAY, MARCH 19 Distance Learning Day Third Quarter Grades available to students Varsity Track & Field at South Warren, 4:00pm G/B Varsity Tennis vs Central Magnet at Murfreesboro, TN 14th District Tournament Girls Championship Game at Bowling Green, 6:00pm SATURDAY, MARCH 20 Boys Varsity Tennis at North Laurel Tournament, 8:00am JV/V Softball Scrimmage at Meade County, 11:00am Varsity Baseball Scrimmage vs Campbellsville at Home, 11:00am Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs Central Hardin at Elizabethtown Sports Park, 11:30am Girls Varsity Lacrosse vs Elizabethtown at Elizabethtown Sports Park, 3:15pm Cheerleading at Spring Classic Competition, Bullitt East High School 4th Region Basketball Tournament – Metcalfe Co. Ticket Voucher Pickup, GHS Cafeteria, 12pm-3pm SUNDAY, MARCH 21 4th Region Basketball Tournament, Gators vs Hornets, Metcalfe County, 3:00pm MONDAY, MARCH 22 Monday ESS Girls Lacrosse at South Warren, 6:00pm Boys 4th Region Basketball Tournament, Diddle Arena TUESDAY, MARCH 23 Junior State ACT Make-Ups WKU Meetings with Seniors: http://bit.ly/ghsWKUSpring2021 G/B JV Tennis at Central Hardin, 4:30pm Varsity Baseball Scrimmage vs Barren County, 5:30pm Boys 4th Region Basketball Tournament, Diddle Arena WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 Faculty Meeting Boys 4th Region Basketball Championship, Diddle Arena THURSDAY, MARCH 25 Thursday ESS SBDM Meeting, 5:00pm JV Track & Field All-Comers Meet, GHS, 5:30pm Girls 4th Region Basketball Tournament, TBA FRIDAY, MARCH 26 Distance Learning Day How to Make College Affordable, 11:30am: Zoom 942 7519 9615 PTSO Teacher Appreciation Lunch G/B Tennis Match Madness Girls 4th Region Basketball Tournament, Diddle Arena
SATURDAY, MARCH 27 G/B Tennis Match Madness Varsity Track & Field All-Comers Meet, GHS Girls Lacrosse at South Oldham Girls 4th Region Basketball Tournament, Diddle Arena SUNDAY, MARCH 28 Girls 4th Region Basketball Championship, Diddle Arena SAVE THE DATE 03.30 Senior Portraits with Graham Photography 03.31 Senior ACT Opportunity 04.05 – 04.09 No School, Spring Break 04.12 End of Program Exams Begin 05.03 KPREP Window Opens 05.03 AP Exams Begin 05.07 Prom 05.17 – 05.19 GHS Finals 05.19 Last Day for Students 05.22 Greenwood Class of 2021 Graduation 20-21 WCPS Calendar 20-21 GHS Winter Sports Schedules 2021 GHS Spring Sports Schedules Faculty & Staff Duty Rosters + Lunch Schedules
There is so much to consider when selecting a babysitter, even if you're leaving your child with the neighbor to go to
the grocery. PCAK, Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky, is not only providing FREE background checks to families seeking
caretakers, but provides guidance on what to consider when leaving your child with someone:
pcaky.org/backgroundchecksYOUR GUIDE TO GETTING TO KNOW US AND JOINING US IN MAKING THIS A GREAT YEAR!
OUR BOARD
Greenwood PTSO is quite similar to your elementary and
PRESIDENT-Lisa Harmon middle school PTOs. Our main difference is that we
VP- Alison Mefford
SECRETARY- Emily Duvall
TREASURER- Shelly Thomas and all of our projects we plan and execute for the
BOARD MEMBER- Phoebe Jones,
school year come strictly from
Frances Keyes, Charlen Markel
TEACHER REPRESENTATIVE-
Emili Terry from the families of Greenwood High School.
Some projects we have
done in the past include….
We can’t make all of these things happen without your help. Back to school
We plan to have something once a month for the remainder of breakfast for the staff
the school year. Please email us and let us know how you can Loaves of Thanks for
contribute your time and skills or donate monetarily to help staff
support our teachers and staff at GHS. Donations are Christmas surprises
accepted by sending cash or check made out to GHS PTSO into for the Teachers
the front office to Mrs. Donna Elliot. Please seal all donations Ice Cream and
in an envelope marked GHS PTSO. Popcorn socials for
Contact us at greenwoodptso@gmail.com for more the staff
information
Education…
is a shared commitment between dedicated TEACHERS, motivated
STUDENTS and enthusiastic PARENTS with high expectations.
-Bob Beauprezgreenwoodptso@gmail.com
Welcome Parents! We are so glad you and your student are part of GHS. We would love for you to
partner with us in providing a supportive role for the students, faculty and staff. Please let us know a
little about you and your student and how you could join us in our efforts to make our PTSO great.
Volunteer Name__________________________________________________
Phone#__________________________________________________________
Email____________________________________________________________
Student’s Name________________________Grade______________________
Name________________________Grade______________________
What volunteer services could you help provide? Check all that apply
Daytime/In Building activities All volunteers must attend a training
session which is required by the
Donate food or items for events Warren County Board of Education before
entering Greenwood High School,
regardless of prior volunteering status.
Donate monetarily to help fund events Training Sessions last approximately 30
minutes. During this meeting you will need
to submit for a background check. The
volunteer coordinator will contact you in
the next few weeks to let you know the
time and dates for training.
The GHS PTSO is solely funded by donations (no fundraising). For this reason, we are kindly
requesting donations to help us accomplish our goals of giving back to the students and
teachers. We accept cash or checks made out to GHS PTSO. Please seal all donations in an
envelope marked PTSO and turn into front office to Mrs. Donna Elliot.
Thanks,
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