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So Many Exciting things happening at GHE!


          




What a great week! Soon almost all of us will have our first vaccinations and we can see some light at the end of this tunnel. Let's pay it forward by helping whoever we can to navigate the vaccination process.  We are all weary of the masking and the sanitizer and the distancing, but we can power through anything with such a short time until Spring Break (28 days but who's counting). These are the times when random acts of kindness go a long way. If you are having a good day- bring someone along with you!  Coffee and chocolate are surefire hits with most! 

We have so much to celebrate here at GHE. The weather is only going to get nicer, planning for our Outdoor Learning Space is well underway and we have AMAZING TEACHERS AND STAFF!

Story night was a huge success with over 120 students tuning in to hear Mr. Denman read an entire book in his Elmo voice, and to hear Ms. Graner and I read aloud in our normal voices. It was very fun!


 




We are excited to welcome Joan Bransted, Oleena Panicker, and Vijaya Kandarpa as our COVID and Second Semester Substitute teachers! These ladies have jumped right in and they are awesome!


Joan Bramstedt
Oleena Panicker
  
Vijaya Kandarpa

  
     


                                                                        

We are also grateful to have Brittany Caruso as Amanda Cronin's long term substitute teacher! Ms. Caruso has done an amazing job and is such a welcome addition to our staff. 





We could not be prouder of Ms. Ahrens and all of her incredible work in our CCK!
Superintendent Moore presented her with the Diane Kent-Parker First Year Teacher Award. Thank you Mrs. Driggers for the sign!





Just so you know it is real....

Dr. Mackenzie vaccinated me yesterday and we took a picture. 
We are grateful for how she is taking care of educators!

Last night after midnight baby!


Upcoming Events:

Monday March 1st- Gotta love a Monday!

Tuesday March 2nd-School Improvement Meeting in committees(see Kelsey's email)

Wednesday March 3rd- Asynchronous Day

Thursday March 4th - Day after Asynchronous Day😃

Friday March 5th- Falcon Friday!






Comments

  1. Thank you always Mrs. Walker, for your leadership, your courage, your perseverance, and your support during this time. I am so thankful for the opportunity we have on Sunday. You really have been an incredible leader through all of this. Hardship and trials tend to bring out who we really are, and it couldn't be any clearer how you have risen above and guided us through this storm. In case you haven't heard it lately, thank you, you are wonderful, and you are a fantastic principal.

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    1. Thank you so much for your kind words Cindy. GHE staff make my job much easier because you guys rock!

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