Community Connection Pop Up in Niagara:
Wednesday, April 8th, 2026 at the Niagara Community Center from 2 - 4 pm
Stop in to get information, support, and navigation of community resources
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A big thank you to Steve Gostisha for letting the Forestry class tour his sugar shack today. He showed the process of tapping trees, collecting the sap and how it is cooked down and bottled. It was a great example of how local people are carrying on traditions and making a buisiness from something they are passionate about. The students are making maple syrup in class so it's a good example of how they can scale up the process in the future.
Due to road conditions, school will be closed on Tuesday, March 17.
Due to the current and forecasted blizzard conditions, school will be closed on Monday, March 16, 2026.
Congratulations to Hailey Tesch to being voted Artist of the Month for March!
She was voted in for her agamograph. An art form that uses optical illusion to create that changes when you look at it from different angles. For this project, she had to pick comfort and a fear. She picked a butterfly for the comfort and a bee for the fear. She did her pieces in graphite and showed wonderful shading and use of value.
Thank you to the Chippewa Club in Iron Mountain for hosting us and the other students for the surround schools (Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Norway, Florence, West Iron, Forest Park, and Niagara).
The local artist this year was Laura Bailey who discussed her own art journey. She is a multi-media artist. She showed the young artists how to make a sketchbook using the accordion fold. A sketchbook is the best place to think out all your creative ideas.
Congratulations to all the student artists and Hailey!
She was voted in for her agamograph. An art form that uses optical illusion to create that changes when you look at it from different angles. For this project, she had to pick comfort and a fear. She picked a butterfly for the comfort and a bee for the fear. She did her pieces in graphite and showed wonderful shading and use of value.
Thank you to the Chippewa Club in Iron Mountain for hosting us and the other students for the surround schools (Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Norway, Florence, West Iron, Forest Park, and Niagara).
The local artist this year was Laura Bailey who discussed her own art journey. She is a multi-media artist. She showed the young artists how to make a sketchbook using the accordion fold. A sketchbook is the best place to think out all your creative ideas.
Congratulations to all the student artists and Hailey!
We are 10 days away till the PTO Smelt Fry!
PTO Annual Smelt Fry
WHEN: SUNDAY, March 22nd, 2026
TIME: 12:00-4:00pm
WHERE: Rocque's 8 HI Club
(Located on Highway 8 - Goodman)
PRICES:
(Adult) $15.00 Smelt
(Adult) $8.00 Hot dog plate
(5-10) $8.00 FISH OR HOT DOG PLATE
(4-UNDER) $5.00 FISH OR HOT DOG
ALL YOU CAN EAT SMELT, HOMEMADE FRIES, BAKED BEANS, COLESLAW, AND DESSERTS!
(TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE)
PTO Annual Smelt Fry
WHEN: SUNDAY, March 22nd, 2026
TIME: 12:00-4:00pm
WHERE: Rocque's 8 HI Club
(Located on Highway 8 - Goodman)
PRICES:
(Adult) $15.00 Smelt
(Adult) $8.00 Hot dog plate
(5-10) $8.00 FISH OR HOT DOG PLATE
(4-UNDER) $5.00 FISH OR HOT DOG
ALL YOU CAN EAT SMELT, HOMEMADE FRIES, BAKED BEANS, COLESLAW, AND DESSERTS!
(TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE)
Reminder for Tuesday, March 17th:
No school for Elementary Students for Teacher In-Service.
Middle & High School Students: Testing Day!
No school for Elementary Students for Teacher In-Service.
Middle & High School Students: Testing Day!
Congratulations to the students who participated at district solo/ensemble contest in Florence last Friday (February 27th). The judges gave great feedback to each performer. Unfortunately, they only get a snapshot of the work that each student put in, but that doesn't diminish the quality behavior of GAC's students on the day.
Percussion Trio - Hawk, Ethan, Owen 2 - Excellent
Xylophone Solo - Josh 2 - Excellent
Wind Ensemble - Autumn, Ellie, Alaina, Augusta, Hannah 2 - Excellent
Saxophone Quartet - Joey, Jimmy, Devin, Ben 3 - Good
Tenor Sax Solo - RJ 2 - Excellent
Alto Sax Duet - Auron, Jimmy 2 - Excellent
Snare Solo - Lukas 2 - Excellent
Vocal Soprano Solo - Chuck 1 - Superior
Congratulations to all!
Percussion Trio - Hawk, Ethan, Owen 2 - Excellent
Xylophone Solo - Josh 2 - Excellent
Wind Ensemble - Autumn, Ellie, Alaina, Augusta, Hannah 2 - Excellent
Saxophone Quartet - Joey, Jimmy, Devin, Ben 3 - Good
Tenor Sax Solo - RJ 2 - Excellent
Alto Sax Duet - Auron, Jimmy 2 - Excellent
Snare Solo - Lukas 2 - Excellent
Vocal Soprano Solo - Chuck 1 - Superior
Congratulations to all!
Let’s Enjoy the Snow!
RESCHEDULED Sledding Family Fun night!
New Date: Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026
4:30 - 6:00
Goodman Football Field
See you there!
RESCHEDULED Sledding Family Fun night!
New Date: Tuesday, March 3rd, 2026
4:30 - 6:00
Goodman Football Field
See you there!
To wrap up learning about the Winter Olympics, the 5th and 6th graders chose a winter sport and had to create it using various supplies! They all did a great job!
Read Across America Week is next week!
March 2-6, 2026
Elementary Dress-Up Days:
Monday: Hats off to Reading!
Wear your favorite hat!
Tuesday: Pawsitively Wild about Reading!
Wear animal print or camo!
Wednesday: Team Up for Reading!
Wear a sports jersey or shirt!
Thursday: Readers are Bright!
Wear neon or rainbow colors!
Friday: Snuggle Up and Read!
Wear your pajamas!
March 2-6, 2026
Elementary Dress-Up Days:
Monday: Hats off to Reading!
Wear your favorite hat!
Tuesday: Pawsitively Wild about Reading!
Wear animal print or camo!
Wednesday: Team Up for Reading!
Wear a sports jersey or shirt!
Thursday: Readers are Bright!
Wear neon or rainbow colors!
Friday: Snuggle Up and Read!
Wear your pajamas!
Due to the continued snow/rain predicted for today and current weather conditions, GAC will be closed today, Friday, 2/20/26.
GAC school will be closed today due to the predicted weather. No school, Wednesday, 2/18/26.
Due to the current road conditions, GAC will run on a two hour delay this morning, Wed. 2/18/26. School will begin at 10 AM.
The PTO family fun night tomorrow has been cancelled due to the snow on the football field hill melting.
We hope to reschedule!
Mark your calendars!
The High School Winter Athletic awards is coming up on March 11th, 2026!
Varsity Girls Basketball Athletes: Please bring drinks
Varsity Boys Basketball Athletes: Please being chips
JV Boys Basketball Athletes: Please bring desserts
See you at Goodman High School at 6:00pm.
The High School Winter Athletic awards is coming up on March 11th, 2026!
Varsity Girls Basketball Athletes: Please bring drinks
Varsity Boys Basketball Athletes: Please being chips
JV Boys Basketball Athletes: Please bring desserts
See you at Goodman High School at 6:00pm.
PTO Sledding Night!
February 17th, 2026 at the Goodman football field from 4:30 to 6:00pm.
Hot dogs and hot chocolate will be provided. Elementary students should be accompanied by an adult. No pets please. Bring the whole family for some fun!
February 17th, 2026 at the Goodman football field from 4:30 to 6:00pm.
Hot dogs and hot chocolate will be provided. Elementary students should be accompanied by an adult. No pets please. Bring the whole family for some fun!
PTO Annual Smelt Fry
WHEN: SUNDAY, March 22nd, 2026
TIME: 12:00-4:00pm
WHERE: Rocque's 8 HI Club
(Located on Highway 8 - Goodman)
PRICES:
(Adult) $15.00 Smelt
(Adult) $8.00 Hot dog plate
(5-10) $8.00 FISH OR HOT DOG PLATE
(4-UNDER) $5.00 FISH OR HOT DOG
ALL YOU CAN EAT SMELT, HOMEMADE FRIES, BAKED BEANS, COLESLAW, AND DESSERTS!
(TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE)
WHEN: SUNDAY, March 22nd, 2026
TIME: 12:00-4:00pm
WHERE: Rocque's 8 HI Club
(Located on Highway 8 - Goodman)
PRICES:
(Adult) $15.00 Smelt
(Adult) $8.00 Hot dog plate
(5-10) $8.00 FISH OR HOT DOG PLATE
(4-UNDER) $5.00 FISH OR HOT DOG
ALL YOU CAN EAT SMELT, HOMEMADE FRIES, BAKED BEANS, COLESLAW, AND DESSERTS!
(TAKE OUTS AVAILABLE)
2026 EMS Student Day, February 6, 2026 in Green Bay:
3 EMS Cadet Students participated in four workshops and became certified with the use of the EpiPen. They toured the convention center with a different medical vendors that came to show their products. This included fire and rescue, helicopters, and much more.
3 EMS Cadet Students participated in four workshops and became certified with the use of the EpiPen. They toured the convention center with a different medical vendors that came to show their products. This included fire and rescue, helicopters, and much more.
Congratulations to Lauryn Dwight for winning Artist of the Month!
She won with her oversized acrylic landscape painting in a greyscale color scheme focusing on different brush strokes and going out of her comfort zone in many different ways.
She was joined by 7 other artists in the Art Student Association (ASA) from Iron Mountain, Kingsford, Norway, Florence, West Iron, Forest Park, and Niagara.
The artist the ASA invited this month was local oil painter, Stephen Wysocki. While he was painting 7-minute portraits of each student, the young artists worked on their own portrait skills.
Thank you to the Chippewa Club of Iron Mountain for hosting us with a delicious lunch and for Stephen for supporting our young artists.
Congratulations to all the artists this month!
