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Thank you all for your incredible work this year! You are doing an amazing job. I am in awe of you every day. Please pace yourself. A lot of what you are doing is new and that can lead to extreme fatigue. I want you to hear from me that we will not at this time be stressed by pacing of curriculum. It is a lot of new learning for students, and families as well. Stamina for this much online live instruction needs to be built. Please know that you have maximum flexibility to pace your live instruction in response to your students' needs. If they are losing focus, do what you would in the classroom. 

Please let us know if there are ways we can support you. I hope you are able to enjoy relaxation and time with your family on this beautiful weekend!

Upcoming Events:

Monday 9/7- LABOR DAY

Tuesday 9/8- Leadership Meeting 8:00am

Wednesday 9/9- 

Thursday 9/10-

Friday 9/11-


Love from our parents: Thank you Mrs. Driggers for your great work!

"Good morning!

I just wanted to give you a quick thank you! Everett and Lucas both LOVED their art special this week, and have both told me they wished they had art twice a week!
I'm sure virtual teaching can be very challenging, but we are very thankful for all you and the other teachers at GHE are doing to make it successful and fun!  Have a great long weekend!"

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  1. Mrs. Walker, thank you for your continued guidance and support during this time. You and your entire team have lead us through these tough waters, and we really appreciate your leadership. You yourself have risen to this challenge as well, and have lead your staff with grace and excellence.

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