- Today is a white 6 Day for band lessons and an orange day for choir lessons.
- Reminder! Tonight is the HASD Music Faculty Concert! 7PM in the High School Auditorium.
- Good luck to our track and field athletes as they travel to Neenah today for their first track meet of the season. Track athletes will be dismissed from class at 2:25. The bus will load at 2:35
- Today is a red 1 Day for band lessons and a yellow day for choir lessons.
- Congratulations to the track and field athletes on a successful first meet in Neenah. Let's celebrate our Champions.
- 7th grade 100 - Austin G. (champion), Lucy R. (champion)
- 8th grade 100 - Aurora N. (champion)
- 7th grade 400 - Mckenna C. (champion)
- 8th grade 400 - Coley W. (champion)
- 7th grade 4x100 - Team of Landyn V, Nic R, Alex L, and Easton K were the champions
- 8th grade 4x100 - The Greenville team of Levi F, Cristian S, Charlie W, and Kolin S were champions
- 7th grade 4x200 - Team of Lucy R, Mckenna C, Jaelin G, and Mia S were champions as well as the boys team of Austin G, Garrett J, Nic R, and Jacob H
- 7th grade shot put - Sophia V (champion)
- 7th grade discus - Easton K (champion)
- 7th grade high jump - Austin G (champion) Mia S (champion)
- 8th grade high jump - Norah E (champion)
- 7th grade long jump - Jaelin G (champion)
- 8th grade long jump - Ava H (champion), Levi F (champion)
- Congratulations to all athletes. The next track meet is home on April 24th
- Today is a Red 3 Day for band lessons and a Blue day for choir lessons.
- Just a reminder that middle school dance team practice is canceled for tonight.
- Good luck to the math team as they travel to UW-Oshkosh to compete today. Best of luck to all of you. Have fun and represent GMS with pride.
- Just a reminder that we have our dance tonight at HMS. It starts at 4:30.
- Today is a White 4 Day for band lessons and a Purple day for choir lessons.
- We are entering our last week of Forward Testing. Students, please continue to help us create a quiet testing environment by insuring we are quiet in the hallways and through the cafeteria throughout the day
- Are you a middle school student who loves golf or wants to give it a try? Wisconsin Middle School Golf provides students in grades 6-8 with the opportunity to compete in a fun, supportive, and competitive series of tournaments in Central Wisconsin. This is not a school sponsored sport, it is an outside organization offering it but it would be a great way to develop your skills, make new friends, and experience the excitement of tournament play!
- Good Luck to our 6th grade soccer players in their games this afternoon here at GMS. Play hard and represent GMS with pride.
- Today is a Red 5 Day for band lessons and a ruby day for choir lessons.
- Please release the 7th and 8th grade soccer players at 2:45 today for their away game in Freedom.
- Today is a White 6 day for band lessons and an Orange day for choir lessons.
- Great Game to the GMS soccer teams who took on Freedom last night. Team one defeated the Irish 11-0 with big offensive contributions from Mason L, Sam L, Big Leon and Abi P. The defense held Freedom to only one shot on goal…Dylan M. and the squad definitely pulled up. Team 2 also came to play with an 8 to zero win thanks to remarkable finishing by Isaac R, Amos A. and Sammy V. Hats off to the defense as well, with huge stops in the middle by Ethan N, Brock D. and Isaac R. Well done Teams!
- Today is a Red 1 Day for band lessons and a Yellow day for choir lessons.
- Good luck to our track and field athletes as they have their first home meet of the season today. Track athletes will be dismissed from class at 2:25. The bus will load at 2:35.
- After school book club will meet today in the Polar Bear Den after school.
- 8th Grade students your career fair permission slips are due back to your homeroom teacher on Friday. Career fair is next week Tuesday.
- Today is a White 2 Day for band lessons and a Green day for choir lessons.
- 8th Grade students your career fair permission slips are due back to your homeroom teacher today. Career fair is next week Tuesday. All students, please remember, you should not be leaving class for new copies of permission slips you lost, please take care of that at lunch.
- Congratulations to the 7th and 8th grade soccer teams who took home 2 more wins last night at their home opener. A few new goal scorers entered the chat to help team one take home an 8-0 victory, Merrick K, Carson S each took home a goal and Sam R was a menace on the field. Team 2 was also victorious… Isabella B. scored 2 for the polar bears to lead the offense. Ben P. took control in the middle of the field and Zach S. helped run the outside!
- Congratulations to our GMS athletes on a very successful first home meet of the year. Lets congratulate our winners on the GMS side:
- Boys 100m - Levi F.
- Boys 100m - Alex L.
- Girls 800m - Jaelyn T.
- Girls 1600m - Ellie Y.
- Boys 4x100m relay consisting of Charlie W, Levi F, Jackson R, Kolin S
- Boys high jump - Landyn V
- Girls high jump - Norah E
- Boys long jump - Levi F
- Girls long jump (Clean Sweep) - third place Hadley W, runner-up Ava H, champion Coley W
- Monday starts the kickoff of our spring cleaning on tardies, this means tardy sweeps will start on Monday. What does that mean exactly? Teachers, please close your door at the start of the class period, if you get to class late you must come to the office to a pass and you will be marked tardy. Teachers, please write students up if they have frequent tardies (3 or more). You will receive a lunch detention moving forward if a teacher writes an office referral for your tardies. Teachers, please be sure to copy myself and Mr. Lawrence on notifications for those write-ups. You should never be tardy to class after lunch, you have plenty of time to use the bathroom during lunch. Remember, three in the bathroom, if it is full, wait your turn in the hallway area outside of the bathroom. Speaking of bathroom tardies… if you need to use the bathroom between classes and think you will be late, go to your classroom first, get permission from the teacher to get a pass, sign out and then go. If you come late from the bathroom without getting a pass first you will be marked tardy. Again, go directly to your class, ask permission to go if you think you will be late and use the pass. Thanks to everyone for your hard work on this, it is appreciated!
- Today is a Red 3 Day for band lessons and a Blue day for choir lessons.
- Good luck to our track and field athletes as they travel to Fond du Lac to compete against Theisen today. Track athletes will be dismissed from class at 2:00. The bus will load at 2:10.
- Students just a reminder regarding cell phones. All cell phones need to be powered off and in your lockers throughout the day. At no time should phones be in locker rooms or bathrooms for any reason, this includes before or after school.
- Attention students: We’re now entering the final 6 weeks of the school year! While these weeks will go by quickly, there’s still important work to be done—academically and personally. This is a great time to double down on your efforts, stay focused, and give it your best as we finish the year strong. In addition to your academic goals, don’t forget the importance of continuing to grow your Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) skills. Let’s keep working on being respectful, responsible, and resilient—supporting one another, managing stress in healthy ways, and staying engaged in our school community. Let’s make the most of every day and finish this year with pride and purpose.
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Summer School Registration Now Open!
HASD Summer School for students entering grades 4K-9 will be held from 8 a.m. to noon daily this
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HASD Summer School for students entering grades 4K-9 will be held from 8 a.m. to noon daily this year from June 9 through June 27. Classes will be held at Greenville Elementary School and Greenville Middle School. There will be a free shuttle bus that will run daily from HES to GES/GMS. The bus will transport any student enrolled in PK-8 summer school classes. A list of summer school classes and their descriptions is now available in our Summer School Catalog. Registration will open via Skyward Family Access from Monday, March 18 through Friday, May 2.
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HASD Musicians Shine at Solo & Ensemble
Students from Hortonville Middle School (HMS), Fox West Academy (FWA), Greenville Middle School
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Students from Hortonville Middle School (HMS), Fox West Academy (FWA), Greenville Middle School (GMS), and Hortonville High School (HHS) demonstrated outstanding musical talent at the District Solo & Ensemble Festivals held last weekend. Many musicians earned top ratings, with several qualifying for the state competition at the end of April. At HMS and FWA, students in grades 5 through 8 participated in 42 events, earning an impressive 36 gold medals and six silver medals. This year, HMS and GMS Swing Choirs joined forces for the first time to compete as a large group, featuring students in grades 6-8. After months of dedicated Saturday rehearsals and twice-weekly before-school practices, the group performed two vocal jazz pieces, earning a silver medal for their performance. Shoutout to Karma CoenenSchroeder, an 8th-grade student at Fox West Academy, who received a 1* rating for her vocal solo, securing a place at the state competition. At GMS, 67 band students participated in 52 events, with two 7th-grade musicians, Jenna Sargent and Tenley DeBrock, earning state competition qualifications for their solo performances. In choir, 19 students competed in 14 events, with 11 earning a gold rating and three receiving silver ratings. At HHS, students continued the District’s tradition of musical excellence. The choir participated in 26 events, with 14 qualifying for the state competition. The HHS band showcased its talent in 44 events, with 21 advancing to state. Students put in countless hours of practice before and after school, as well as on weekends, to prepare for these events. It takes tremendous dedication and courage to perform in front of an audience and a judge, and we are incredibly proud of their accomplishments! The hard work and commitment our students display year after year at Solo & Ensemble is inspiring, and these results are a testament to their dedication and passion for music. We would like to extend our congratulations to all participating students on their performances and their achievements, and wish those advancing to the state competition in April the best of luck! #RollBears
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