These ladies are having a bake sale to support Project Noelle. They've built this fundraiser from the ground up themselves - help encourage their generosity support this project!
Plus, their spread is delicious! 😋
Reminder that Friday, December 20 is the end of the second grading period. Galion City Schools will have a 2 hour release. This also begins our Christmas holiday break. We hope all our Tigers enjoy the time with family and friends. Be safe and we will see everyone back on January 2, 2025!
We are alllllmost there! Let's head into our Winter break in style with a spirit week🎄
Last 5 days before Winter Break!! Let's finish 2024 strong 🐅💪
Good Morning Tigers, We are closed today, it's quite icy and wind chills are expected to worsen this morning. Enjoy you day off and be extra careful if you do go out.
Stop by the High School tomorrow at 5:45 to chat with Superintendent Jeff Hartmann, then stick around for the Winter Band Concert at 6:00. We are always looking and listening for ways to improve our district. This is a great opportunity to share your ideas, get to know Dr. Hartmann and enjoy a great performance by our Middle and High School Bands.
Good Morning Tiger families. Due to fog, we are on a 2hr delay today, December 10. We will see you soon,
Restorative Practices continue at Galion City Schools. Today we share how affective statements help students express their feelings and impact on others in a constructive way. These statements focus on emotions rather than blame, fostering understanding and empathy. Here are a few examples affective statements:
“I feel hurt when you don’t include me in games because it makes me feel left out.”
“It makes me feel sad when I hear people saying bad things about my friend. Will you try to think of some nice things?”
“ It makes me feel good when I see you making good decisions at lunch”
Our students are hearing these types of statements from teachers and staff and are starting to use them independently when collaborating and communicating with each other.
Due to the weather today, the Galion City Schools will be closed. If you go out please be careful and stay warm! Enjoy!
Thursday, December 5, Galion City Schools is on a 2 hour delay.
This month, we’re shining a spotlight on the value of being Involved—the third quality of our Portrait of a Tiger. Involved Tigers display a passion for the success of our community by engaging service to our community, lending a hand, and making a difference! They also seek ways to participate in school related activities to help build Tiger pride! ❤️
As the snow is falling, and the holidays are approaching, there will be many opportunities to be involved in our community and in our schools not only in December, but in the months to come. We invite all our Tiger families and friends to be involved.
All GREAT things come to an end - Miss Kayden Caudill wrapped up her student teaching with Mrs. Hartley and Mrs. Dick's 4th-grade class 👩🏻🏫
Bonus, she still has some of her 5th-grade art work displayed in our very halls! Full circle moment 🌀
From our family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! Feel free to share you favorite Thanksgiving activity in the comments!
Happy Holidays!
This is a short week for us at Galion City Schools. Our Thanksgiving break starts Wednesday, November 27th with classes resuming on Monday, December 2. From the Galion City School District to all our Tiger Families; we are thankful for each and every one of our students, staff members and the community in which we serve. Enjoy this special holiday!
Today, we celebrate all those who come in on short notice, fill long-term needs and are always there when we need you. We appreciate each and every one of our substitute teachers. Thank you for what you do!
If you would like to join our team of substitute teachers, stop in our administrative office to pick up an application packet. See details on our website at galionschools.org/employment
Makerspace continues to do more and more incredible stuff, including making their own puzzles, making posters, and learning about adaptations of animals 🤩
This week, we celebrate the power of public education and the incredible things happening every day in Galion City Schools! From innovative classroom experiences to supportive services that nurture the whole child, we’re proud to make a difference in our students’ lives. 💙
Innovative Learning: Our teachers use evidence-based strategies and cutting-edge technology to provide a rigorous education for all students. Decisions are data driven to guide our instructional practice.
Support for All: Through counseling, special education, PBIS, ROAR and other programs we provide a supportive, social-emotional, safe and respectful learning environment for all students.
Extracurricular Excellence: From athletics to the arts, our students shine on the field, on stage, and in our community. All are welcome to attend our athletic events, our band and choir concerts, as well as our theater productions. Not only do our students excel in their activities, but all our students graduate with a minimum of 60 hours of volunteer service.
Community Partnerships: Together with local businesses and organizations, we provide real-world learning opportunities. Our students are able to tour local businesses and participate in career based learning programs both on and off campus.
Dedicated Staff: In this year alone teachers and staff have received training for PBIS, Restorative Practices, Science of Reading, Dyslexia, and have collaborated with district administrators to improve teaching and learning strategies. We Believe our students will Achieve their full potential to Succeed in all aspects of their lives.
Public education is the heart of our community, and we’re proud to partner with families to empower students to achieve their dreams. See for yourself some of the great things we have to offer. https://bit.ly/GalTigers24
💬 Tell us: What makes you proud of Galion City Schools? Share your stories in the comments!
Gobble, gobble, GOBBLE GRAMS 🦃
Students may purchase a Gobble Gram to send a note and treat to anyone within our building. They will be sold for 50¢ during all lunches throughout the week and delivered next Monday!
Proceeds will support all the activities that our GIS Student Council hosts throughout the year!
In continuing to share how we use Restorative Practice at Galion City Schools, today we focus on restorative questions. These are questions designed to help students reflect on their feelings and the impact of their actions on others. Restorative questions encourage emotional awareness and promote constructive dialogue, especially during conflicts or misunderstandings. Some examples are: “How did that situation make you feel?” “How do you think your actions affect others?”
