Pumpkin Patch Information
Classroom Halloween Parties
GHES Student Spotlight
Cully the Candy Monster needs your help! Halloween fun is in full swing! Our students Caiden and Caleb Farley are helping feed Cully the Candy Monster with candy donations. Thanks for making Halloween a little sweeter! Bring in some candy to feed Cully for Halloween — he's always hungry for sweet treats! At the end of the month, all the candy collected will be shared with the kids at Green Hills Elementary, spreading joy (and sweetness!) throughout the school. So grab your candy, help us feed Culley, and let's make this October the sweetest one yet! Reminder: We are a nut-free school-please be sure all candy donations are safe for everyone.
Animal Print Day for Red Ribbon Week
Boo-grams 👻
🍬 Cully the Candy Monster needs your help! 🍬 Halloween fun is in full swing! 🎃 Our student Bryson Caldwell is helping feed Cully the Candy Monster with candy donations. 🍭 Thanks for making Halloween a little sweeter! Bring in some candy to feed Cully for Halloween — he’s always hungry for sweet treats! 👾💚 At the end of the month, all the candy collected will be shared with the kids at Green Hills Elementary, spreading joy (and sweetness!) throughout the school. So grab your candy, help us feed Culley, and let’s make this October the sweetest one yet! 👉 Reminder: We are a nut-free school—please be sure all candy donations are safe for everyone.
🍬 Cully the Candy Monster needs your help! 🍬 Halloween fun is in full swing! 🎃 Our students -- brothers Knox and Kyston Turner is helping feed Cully the Candy Monster with candy donations. 🍭 Thanks for making Halloween a little sweeter! Bring in some candy to feed Cully for Halloween — he’s always hungry for sweet treats! 👾💚 At the end of the month, all the candy collected will be shared with the kids at Green Hills Elementary, spreading joy (and sweetness!) throughout the school. So grab your candy, help us feed Culley, and let’s make this October the sweetest one yet! 👉 Reminder: We are a nut-free school—please be sure all candy donations are safe for everyone.
GHES Student Spotlight
🍬 Cully the Candy Monster needs your help! 🍬 Halloween fun is in full swing! 🎃 Our students Nadaline, Mason, Kyson and Kolton Hoskins is helping feed Cully the Candy Monster with candy donations. 🍭 Thanks for making Halloween a little sweeter! Bring in some candy to feed Cully for Halloween — he’s always hungry for sweet treats! 👾💚 At the end of the month, all the candy collected will be shared with the kids at Green Hills Elementary, spreading joy (and sweetness!) throughout the school. So grab your candy, help us feed Culley, and let’s make this October the sweetest one yet! 👉 Reminder: We are a nut-free school—please be sure all candy donations are safe for everyone.
🍬 Cully the Candy Monster needs your help! 🍬 Halloween fun is in full swing! 🎃 Our student, Kaylin Kilbourne, is helping feed Cully the Candy Monster with her candy donations. 🍭 Thanks for making Halloween a little sweeter! Bring in some candy to feed Cully for Halloween — he’s always hungry for sweet treats! 👾💚 At the end of the month, all the candy collected will be shared with the kids at Green Hills Elementary, spreading joy (and sweetness!) throughout the school. So grab your candy, help us feed Culley, and let’s make this October the sweetest one yet! 👉 Reminder: We are a nut-free school—please be sure all candy donations are safe for everyone.
Classroom Halloween Parties
Today we kicked off Red Ribbon Week!
Our theme was “Be All You Can Be, Be Drug Free!” 💪 Students and staff showed their support by wearing camouflage and proudly sporting their Red Ribbon Week stickers!
Halloween Dance Information
GHES Student Spotlight
Breakfast and Lunch
Boo-grams 👻
DON'T FORGET ABOUT RED RIBBON WEEK
October 27th-31st.
Every kid that participates will get a prize!
Battle of Leatherwood PART 2
GHES 5th&6th grade students visited the Battle of Leatherwood on Friday. Students got to see and participate in activities that were based in a historical setting during the American Civil War (1862).
