February Greater Gators! 🐊
Students wrapped up the end of the month by choosing an activity for Gator swap!
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March is Reading Month!
Popcorn Friday!
March breakfast and lunch menu.
See you tomorrow Gators! We hope you can also join us for our Make and Take event taking place tomorrow evening!
If you have a child who will be 5 years old by September 1st of this year (or 5 years old by December 1st of this year with a waiver) they are able to start Kindergarten. Kick-off dates are listed below for each of our lower elementary buildings. Please call to sign your child up.
Ganiard students were given an opportunity to participate in a contest creating our school's yearbook cover. The vote is in and the winner is... Niklaus! Congratulations to him, and thank you to all of our students who participated!
WOW! Gators you are amazing! Student council sold so many friendship bracelets that we had to order more! We will be delivering bracelets when we return from the long weekend. Thank you to everyone who made this such a huge success!
Enjoy your break!
We have literacy night coming up! Flyers should have gone home yesterday or today. Hope to see you there!
Our Make and Take Event is in one week! We hope you will join us!
The Kids Heart Challenge is wrapping up soon!
Awesome job Kim!
Don't miss the deals on Gator Gear! Visit ganiardspiritwear.com
Popcorn tomorrow!
If you have a child who will be 5 years old by September 1st of this year (or 5 years old by December 1st of this year with a waiver) they are able to start Kindergarten. Kick-off dates are listed below for each of our lower elementary buildings. Please call to sign your child up.
Mom to mom sale at the Middle School on 4/20/24.
Friendship bracelets for sale this week to help support Quay's family. Forms will be sent home today if they didn't come home on Friday!
Last week students had a kindness activity in the library with our Native tutors; Renata and Sue. The kids listened to a story in Ojibwa and then made kindness cards to give to family, friends, or teachers. The cards made had Anishinabe traditional language and symbols.
