Graettinger-Terril Elementary came to Ruthven-Ayrshire School to get a sneak preview of the fall play. It’s a great way to share the arts!
On behalf of Graettinger-Terril Community School District we would like to thank our communities for supporting the PPEL Levy which was voted on and approved on Tuesday, November 5th.
PPEL funding can be used for construction of buildings, purchasing of property, buses, technology equipment, and energy conservation expenditures.
Thank you Graettinger, Terril, and the surrounding communities!!
Congratulations, Emma Kral! Emma has signed her letter of intent to play softball for Iowa Lakes next year! Way to go, Emma!! #TITANNATION 2 #LAKERNATION
Congratulation, Madison Hough! Madison has signed her letter of intent to play basketball for the Iowa Lakes Women’s Basketball Team next year! Way to go, Madison!!!! #TITANNATION 2#LAKERNATION
Thank you Clover Kids for helping No Boundaries fulfill our mission to improve our community by sharing our learning space after school. Thanks again to both GT and RA school boards for allowing this amazing renovation to happen so it can be enjoyed by so many groups!
The Hole in One Team virtual planning meeting with their Spencer teammates to work on their project. The team has been asked to design and build two miniature golf holes for Treasure Village. The designs must be fairytale-based, ADA accessible and appropriately challenging.
Senior and National Honor Society President, Emma Kral, delivered canned goods donated during the Haunted Hike to the Bethel Lutheran Church food pantry. Thank you to all the parents, community members, and students that made the hike a success!
Walls are taking shape on the Outdoor Classroom at Graettinger-Terril Elementary School. Today, Tommy Scott and Chris Myers put in brackets, one side of columns and the middle main beam. In the end it will be 18’X20’ with deck boards and a roof. Think of it as a covered deck. Thanks goes out to Gary Edwards and Rhonda Weiland for transporting materials. More to come.
High Five Thursday? You know it!! It was a pleasure to have Iowa Lakes Community College Staff and Captain Jack join us today!
Good luck to our three Titanettes members who will compete at the Iowa High School Solo Dance Competition at Newton High School this Saturday! The girls will perform in the auditorium at the following times: Meaghan - 3:41 p.m. Alexa - 4:22 p.m. Macy - 5:07 p.m. Good luck!
Middle and high school teachers will share their art to help build relationships with students by sharing their other talents with them. Here is some of Mr. Benedict's blown glass art he creates during the summer.
Youth wrestling registrations are due to the school offices Thursday, October 31. Anybody not sure if they want to sign up can come and try it out at the free wrestling camp put on by coach Helmich Monday, November 11 and Thursday, November 14 from 6-7:00.
On Thursday 31 October, Graettinger-Terril Elementary will be having our Fall PBIS celebration day. As a part of this, children may wear a costume for a $1 donation to our PBIS fund for materials and snack items. Children do not HAVE to wear a costume. Any costume worn must fit under the following parameters:
-No weapons or weapon look-a likes.
-No props with the costume. This means things that need to be attached to the costume or carried in hands.
-No gory or gruesome costuming.
-No full face coverings.
We reserve the right to determine if something is acceptable under these guidelines. Our celebration is not about Halloween. It is about the good choices and actions the students have made for the first quarter. Thank you for your support!
NHS students have worked hard to put together a spooky haunted hike this Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at the little league field. Admission is $5/person and hot chocolate and chips will also be available for purchase. Bring a friend and support NHS while having a great time!
Anatomy & Physiology students practiced locating structures of the heart by dissecting pig hearts. Teacher assistant and former A&P student, Ellie VonEhwegen, assisted groups in identifying structures and performing dissection techniques.
Day #2 of conferences is today! Reminder, shuttle buses run at 2:00 PM and route buses will go at 2:30 PM. Conferences will take place from 3PM-7PM. Please use the signup links in the announcements or on Facebook to reserve time with a teacher.
GTRA students Karima Rostom (flute) and Claudia Hall (clarinet) represented GTRA music at the 2019 All State Music Auditions in LeMars on Saturday. These two put in the time and hard work needed to audition at the level of some of the best student musicians in our state. Claudia Hall was one of only 13 clarinet players recalled for a second audition but unfortunately, didn’t make the final cut. Both students performed beautifully and we are proud to have them representing GTRA instrumental music!
Don't forget that custom Titan sock orders are due this Thursday, October 31st at 3:30pm. These are high performance, screen printed socks featuring a design that won't stretch when worn. They make GREAT Christmas gifts!
The GT/RA Freshman class attended the ILCC Exploration day today! Students got hands-on experience with some of the programs they offer.
GTRA Choir students are enjoying a day of singing at the Heartland Honor Choir. They are learning a great deal!
