Grand View T-Shirts Are Here!
If you ordered a shirt during the GV PTO Fundraiser, your student will be bringing it home hopefully today.
Didnโt order one? No worries! We may have a limited number of extra shirts available for sale at the Fall Festival on October 29. Be sure to wear your shirt to the event, and thank you for supporting GV PTO!
Thanks again,
Grand View PTO
4 days ago, Grand View Schools
Lights On! Is a nationwide program to encourage and showcase the wonderful after school and summer programs that offer a wide variety of learning experiences for our children. On October 24, 2024, Grand View School hosted a Safety Fair for our children in the after school program. The students were able to interact with members from various safety careers. These included presentations and vehicles from the Grand River Dam Authority, Cherokee Nation EMS, Cherokee County Sheriff, the Forestry Department, County Commissioner for District one, and Lake Region Electric. This was a wonderful event for our students and community members to interact and promote safety throughout the community. Thank you to all those who participated!
4 days ago, Mallory Semrow
Ryan Altaffer, a fifth grade student here at Grand View, performed alongside Wes Studie in The Story of Nancy Ward NANYEHI on October 11th and 12th. Ryan portrayed Young Dragging Canoe. Ryan is very thankful for this opportunity.
4 days ago, Mallory Semrow
๐ Join Us for the Grand View PTO Annual Fall Festival! ๐ Mark your calendars for Tuesday, October 29, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM, and come out to support our school at this fun-filled event! The Fall Festival will feature: Games ๐ฎ Delicious Food ๐ Bounce Houses ๐ฐ Family Fun for Everyone! ๐ Ticket Pricing: $10 โ All You Can Play $5 โ All You Can Bounce Or purchase individual tickets for just 25 cents each! ๐ Location: Grand View Gym Get ready to have a blast with your family and friends! For more details and updates, including info on our Silent Auction, be sure to follow the GV PTO Facebook page or the Grand View Facebook page. We canโt wait to see you there!
6 days ago, Grand View Schools
Youโre Invited!
Join us for the Lights On Event in the south parking lot on Thursday, October 24, from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM.
To attend, please park across the road and enter through the black gate on the south side of the school.
We look forward to seeing you there!
6 days ago, Grand View Schools
7 days ago, Grand View Schools
Grand View School will host the Annual Title I Meeting on Thursday, October 24,
2024, at 5:30 P.M., in the school cafeteria. Programs addressed will include all Title
and Consolidated Programs including: Title I Schoolwide Plan, Title II Professional
Development, Title III English Language Acquisition, Title IV Well-Rounded
Education and School Safety, Title V Rural and Low-Income Schools Programs, and
Title IX Homeless Education. For more information, contact Debbie Duncan at 918-
456-5131, extension 223.
7 days ago, Grand View Schools
This is a reminder that permission forms for the Flu and/or Covid shots must be completed and turned in to your childโs homeroom teacher by 8:00 tomorrow (Oct. 22nd). Thank you.
8 days ago, Grand View Schools
Parents, this is a reminder that there is no school next week, October 14-18. Classes will resume on Monday, October 21st.
16 days ago, Grand View Schools
Photos from yesterday's Football game against Woodall.
18 days ago, Mallory Semrow
Parents:
Your child will be bringing home a form from the Cherokee Nation Health Service for permission to get a Flu and/or Covid vaccine at school on Oct 22, 2024. If you want your child to get the vaccination at school, please fill out the form COMPLETELY and send it back to school no later than 8:00 the morning of October 22nd. Thank you.
19 days ago, Grand View Schools
Grand View Elementary had a special guest today! Smokey Bear and his friends from the Cherokee Nation Wildfire Prevention Program spoke to our 1st-4th grade students about fire safety and how to prevent wildfires. Thanks, Smokey!
19 days ago, Mallory Semrow
Football and softball pictures will be this Friday, October 11. Order forms were sent home a couple of weeks ago. Money must be turned in by Wednesday, October 23rd.
Also, for those who plan to attend Thursday's 5th-8th grade football games against Woodall, the games will take place at Sequoyah High School. The entrance to the football game is next to the gym and the visitor section is under construction so either sit in the home bleachers or bring a chair to the game.
Thank you
20 days ago, Grand View Schools
On September 26th our Pre-K - 1st grade students celebrated Johnny Appleseed day with apple-themed activities--including an apple taste test! Each class made a class graph of their favorite apple flavors! Yum!
27 days ago, Mallory Semrow
On September 27th our 4-5th grade students and our Cherokee Class attended the Diniyotli Festival at Sequoyah's Cabin in Sallisaw. The Diniyotli Festival is an outdoor festival celebrating and demonstrating Cherokee culture, arts and history through demonstrations and hands-on activities. Students participated in stickball games, archery, marbles, chunkey, basketry, weaving, pottery and storytelling.
29 days ago, Mallory Semrow
Reminders for Grand View Parents:
1. There will be no After School Program on Thursday, Oct. 3rd.
2. Parent/Teacher Conferences will be Thursday, October 3rd from 4-7 and Friday, October 4th from 9 to 12.
3. Please keep in mind that the office will not accept flora/gift deliveries for students. Thank you for your understanding.
30 days ago, Grand View Schools
Photos from Thursday's Pink Out / Family Night Football Game!
about 1 month ago, Mallory Semrow
The library has some extra special guests! For the last few weeks our library visitors got to witness some endangered Monarch butterfly caterpillars grow, make their chrysalises and finally hatch into beautiful butterflies. What a cool experience!
about 1 month ago, Mallory Semrow
On September 25th, Grand View students and staff were excited and honored by a visit from Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Chuck Hoskin Jr., Deputy Chief Bryan Warner, and Councilor Candessa Tehee. They each spoke to our middle school students in an assembly offering encouragement and motivation.
Councilor Tehee was able to direct a donation of over $50,000 to the school to be used for playground/activity space for the middle school students at their new building which is under construction.
We greatly appreciate the involvement and support shown from the Cherokee Nation!
about 1 month ago, Mallory Semrow
Photos from 5th Grade's trip to BizTown yesterday!
about 1 month ago, Mallory Semrow