Don’t forget to set your clocks forward one hour before bed on Saturday night.
We “spring forward” this weekend — and we’ll see everyone bright and early Monday morning.
The Greenwood Education Foundation is once again taking nominations for the Greenwood Schools Hall of Honor. The Hall of Honor was established to recognize distinguished graduates and associates of the Greenwood School System throughout the years. Honorees will be inducted in the fall in connection with homecoming. The honorees will receive a plaque and will also be honored by having a plaque placed on the wall in the administration building.
The prospective honorees may be nominated by alumni and friends of the Greenwood schools, and the selections will be made by the entire 21-member GEF board.
To be eligible for induction, the honoree must meet two or more of the following criteria: (1) either have attended or contributed to the Greenwood School System, (2) contributed to mankind, (3) been successful in life, (4) dedicated their lives to education, (5) been successful in their professions. Induction is open to anyone who meets these criteria, whether they are alive or dead. The honor is not limited to graduates of GHS. From three to five persons will be inducted each year.
To make nominations to the Hall of Honor, please send the name of the nominee, their address or address of any surviving relatives if the nominee is deceased, with a listing of the reasons you think this person should be inducted into the Greenwood Schools Hall of Honor to The Greenwood Education Foundation, 501 Bulldog Loop, Greenwood, AR.
Nominations previously received will once again be considered this year. For more information, please contact JoElla Skaggs at 996-4141.
Project ADAM is a nationwide initiative focused on preparing schools to respond effectively to cardiac emergencies. As part of our commitment to student and staff safety, our campuses will be rehearsing emergency response procedures to ensure we can implement life-saving protocols quickly and effectively.
During each campus’s scheduled drill time, you may notice an increased presence of emergency responders, including police, fire, and medical personnel. Please be assured that this activity is a planned drill designed to strengthen our emergency preparedness.
Thank you for your continued support as we work to keep our schools safe and prepared.
This awareness day encourages all to celebrate reading. It inspires students everywhere to pick up a book and grow their love for reading.
From silly socks and wacky hats to favorite book characters and cozy reading time, it’s a week full of fun and imagination.
Let’s celebrate the power of literacy and the importance of reading every day — because readers are leaders!
Be sure to save the dates!
We are so proud of our outstanding students for their incredible performance at the AR HOSA State Leadership Conference!
🥇 1st Place – Anatomage Team
Aiden Coward, Camryn Coston, Lily Johnson, & Mercedee Sengkhamyong
🥇 1st Place – EMT
Lily Johnson & Camryn Coston
🥈 2nd Place – EMT
Kara Burris & Brekyn Maner
🥈 2nd Place – Clinical Nursing
Kaylee Oglesby
🥉 Bronze Level Award – Blood Drive Donations
Great things happening at Greenwood Schools!
❄️ Winter Break Reminder ❄️
There will be no school for students on Friday, February 20th, and Monday, February 23rd, for Winter Break.
📚 Students return to school on Tuesday, February 24th.
Enjoy the long weekend!
Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for grades K–8 only on Thursday, Feb. 19th.
📚 High school students will participate in CAP conferences in March.
We look forward to connecting with our families and supporting student success!
Congratulations to the Jr. High Quiz Bowl Team! 👏
The Greenwood Junior High Blue Team finished third in the Blue Division of the 6A Divisional Finals Tournament.
Team members participating were 9th graders Aiden Kimble and Joseph Myers, 8th grader Mason Thompson, and 7th graders Porter Buswell and Ricky Delcour.
Mason Thompson earned all-tournament team honors.
Thank you for protecting our schools, building relationships, and supporting our students every single day. 💙
We appreciate the difference you make:
Officers Caudle, Fisher, Haddock, Koeth, Palmer, Pool, and Trotter.
📚 Parent-Teacher Conferences – Grades K–8 ONLY
🚸No school for students on February 20th and 23rd
🎓 High School CAP Conferences will be held later in March
This week, we celebrate our incredible school counselors who support, guide, and advocate for our students every day. From academic planning to social-emotional support, their impact reaches far beyond the classroom.
Thank you for being listeners, encouragers, and champions for our students. We appreciate you today and always!
Thank you, Brittany Shook, Heather Wall, Becky Chatman, Loren Kennedy, Shawna Meyers, Sheila Lemley, JoLynn Dixon, Sherry Escalante, and Brandon Tate.
