Due to our snow days this year, our last day will now be May 28th with an 11:30 dismissal. Pre-school's last day will be May 27th.
Good luck to our track athletes as they compete at state this weekend!
Bailey Schaefer - 400, Medley Relay, Long Jump
Sophia Fillman, Maisie Filipiak, Bailey Schaefer, and Eleanor Stein - 1600 Medley Relay
Dallen Myers - Pole Vault
Nolan Smith, Leon Corbin, Costner Stecken, and Charlie Derber - 4x400 Meter Relay
Charlie Derber - 400, Long Jump, 4x400 Relay, Pole Vault
Our sixth graders had an incredible day exploring GAVC! They got a hands-on look at several career paths: Fire Science, Criminal Justice, Automotive, Welding, Building Trades, Health Occupations, Education, Computer Graphics, and Agriculture. Many of our students walked away excited about a future career that matches their passions.
Our 5th graders had an awesome day at Buffalo Rock State Park! Students explored the trails on a hike, worked together on a fun scavenger hunt, made solar bracelets, and enjoyed playing games.
Eighth grade students enjoyed a hometown field trip. Seneca Grade School treated all students to a flavored lemonade at Refuge Coffee&Co located inside the historic Graves Lumberyard building. Students then headed to the Seneca Area Heritage Museum where they completed a scavenger hunt to learn about a variety of topics related to the history of the Seneca area. Students were guided through the scavenger hunt by Mr. Jeff Maierhofer and three other historical museum volunteers. Students ended the day with some time at Crotty Park (named after our town’s founder Jerimiah Crotty) and even got to try out the new Gaga Ball Pit. Thank you to everyone who made sure our students had a memorable day.
Today was a great day to camp out in First Grade! The teachers transformed their classroom into a memorable experience, turning all of the student desks into mini camping tents! We wrote, read books, told stories, and sang around the camp fire. It was a great day to learn and make memories!
The First Grade traveled to the Seneca FFA Farm for a fun day of adventure! Students were able to enjoy fishing, a nature walk, making s'mores over the fire, practicing their lasso skills, and we even played some Gaga ball. Thank you Seneca FFA students and teachers for helping us have a memorable and fun day!
Science club students extracted DNA from strawberries at their end of the year party!
Mrs. Las’s and Mrs. Watkins's classrooms took some time to celebrate Ms. Wood and Ms. Skelton as they completed their Career Practicum for Seneca High School. We've loved having them observe and help out in our classrooms this semester. They will be missed!
Thank you to our school nurses! Mrs. Berg, Mrs. Burchett, and Mrs. Weygan stay busy at both the north and south campuses and do an amazing job caring for our students.
A highlight of Teacher Appreciation Week is the Regional Office of Education Excellence in Education banquet. We are proud to share this year’s award winners. They are Ms. Stephanie Jones, band; Miss Teresa, transportation director; Mrs. Dawn Vaughn, 2nd grade teacher; Ms. Rachel Cialoni, Student Services Coordinator and Dr. Ryan Hansen, Superintendent. We appreciate all they do to make SGS a special place. Congratulations to these amazing educators!
SGS ELA 6th Grade Students
Today the 3rd graders headed out to the FFA farm for their fabulous farm adventure. They fished, hiked, made homemade ice cream, checked out some farm animals, learned how to lasso, rode tractors, and even played some Gaga ball. Thank you to all of our chaperones and the high school FFA teachers and students for a great day!
For most students, predicting a perfect outcome in March Madness is nearly impossible. This year, however, one student accomplished something truly unprecedented.
During the 6th grade annual March Madness activity, there was a draft to determine the team each student had, for the college to research. Throughout the tournament, they tracked their team’s progress while also completing their own prediction brackets, combining research skills with a bit of competitive fun.
For the first time in the history of this event, we had a “double winner.”
Everly Supp not only created the winning prediction bracket, but her assigned team—the University of Michigan—also went on to win the entire tournament. Achieving either of these feats alone is impressive; accomplishing both in the same year is something we have never seen before.
Everly’s success highlights the excitement and engagement this activity brings to our students. By blending academics with real-world events, students deepen their understanding of colleges and universities while enjoying the thrill of competition.
Congratulations to Everly Supp on this remarkable and historic achievement!
Last week our 5th graders had a great time designing, building, and competing in a catapult challenge! Students worked together to test their ideas and see whose design could launch the farthest and most accurately.
Today was the last day with Miss Applebee helping in our classroom. She was a great addition to our room!
Our cafeteria staff help keep our students full and happy! Thank you for serving us with your food, kindness, and smiles!
To end our day this afternoon, we celebrated our scholastic bowl regional championship team and gave them a send-off assembly for sectionals tonight. Good luck to our scholastic bowl team!
Congratulations to Waveland Hall for becoming the fourth student at North Campus to break the 100 lap mark for the PACER the test. Nicely done! 👏
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