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Governor's Christmas tree features ornaments made by Grandview art students
From this point on, Grandview will always have a presence at the Washington State Governor’s mansion. This is thanks to Grandview High School pottery students who were selected to provide handmade ornaments for the trees in the executive mansion. At the end of October, students in art teacher Kim Hall’s pottery 1 class were notified that they had been selected to create ornaments for the governor’s mansion. “There were only a few schools in the state that were selected,” Hall said. Click headline to read more and see pictures.
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Working to empower our parents through Parent University project
This winter the Grandview School District is headed out into our community, reaching out to parents and families and working to empower them to get involved in their child's education. From December through March, we have a series of five classes planned throughout our community. We'll be meeting people in school buildings, at community locations and anywhere else our community comes together. Each meeting is open to the community and will focus on one or two of the 7 Golden Rules of Empowerment. Every meeting will have a kindergarten through 12th grade focus – we're looking at the big picture – how to empower our families to support each and every student in our community in order to help them be academically successful. Click the headline to learn more and find the schedule of classes.
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Be sure you're prepared for inclement weather, including knowing about cancellation and delay procedures
December is almost here, which means winter weather is on the way. ❄️❄️❄️ Be sure you're prepared for winter weather, as well as possible school delays and cancellations. Visit our website at www.gsd200.org/delays for information. Click headline to find link.
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District honors employees for their years of service
Every year the Grandview School District honors our employees for their years of service. This year the ceremony was held on Nov. 26, in the Grandview Middle School library where more than 70 staff members were recognized. Click the headline to find out who was honored and to see pictures.
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A Day with Our Students was a huge success
Our fall A Day with Our Students event was a huge success! A special thank you to everyone who for joined us on Nov. 14 and got to spend time talking to our students and seeing some of the great things happening in the Grandview School District. Click headline to read more and watch video.
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School district offers app to help families stay in the know
The Grandview School District has an app. You’re invited to visit the App Store/Play Store and download our brand new Grandview School District app. The app allows you to get push notifications from your child's school, be the first to know about school delays and cancellations, it gives you a direct link to your student's teachers and school calendars are now in the palm of your hand. Click story for more information.
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1992 Ford F150 available. The Grandview School District Board of Directors has declared the district’s 1992 Ford F150 Pickup truck as surplus and has authorized its sale. The 1992 Ford Pickup will be available for purchase by public and private schools in the State of Washington until January 5, 2019. If not sold, the 1992 Ford F150 truck will be available to the public after January 5, 2019. The 1992 Ford truck will all be sold as is/where is and all sales are final. For more information, please visit our district website at www.gsd200.org/surplus. If you are interested in viewing the Ford F150 truck, please contact Tom Wolkenhauer at (509) 391-6111 for an appointment.
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Surplus Text books and High School Wood Shop Equipment available. The Grandview School District Board of Directors has declared textbooks and High School Wood Shop miscellaneous equipment as surplus and have authorized their sale. The items will be available for purchase by public and private schools in the State of Washington until December 16, 2018. Any remaining items will be available to the public after December 16, 2018. The items will all be sold as is/where is and all sales are final. For a complete list of all items, please visit our district website at www.gsd200.org/surplus. If you are interested in viewing the items, please contact Tom Wolkenhauer at (509) 882-7146 for an appointment.
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Do you & your students want to know what's for lunch? Keep up-to-date with mobile app. Remember, finding out what's for lunch or breakfast throughout the district is as easy as checking your phone. This year the school district has started using Health-e-Living to create and broadcast our menus and a part of that is the My School Menus app. The app is available in the Apple App Store or the Google Play store under My School Menus. The app makes it a snap to find out what's cooking.
