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Here is some welds from a Welding 1 student who has really been putting the practice in lately and it shows. Great steady technique, keep up the great work!
The 8th Grade Woods class has been learning residential electrical wiring along with their wood projects. They have been learning the basics of electricity and laying out circuits on a studded wall. The smiles on their faces when their circuits work is great to see.
How do glaciers change the landscape? 7/8th grade students!
Fab Lab 1 projects. Students designing and engraving projects for others!
The first Patriot boys basketball tournament game will be held at GAC on Friday, Feb. 19. 4 spectators are allowed per player’s household. Doors open at 6:15pm. Game starts at 7pm. Cost is $6.00 per person. The game can be viewed on Goodman-Pembine Patriot Athletic page.
A long overdue thank you to the Dolatowski, Loback and Sheets families for the donation of an engine stand for the Autos class. The support from our community greatly improves the students abilities to be competitive in the future workforce. Thanks again.
Learning about Erosion by water and wind in Science 7/8! 💧🌬🌊
This awesome Fab Lab student designed this 3D buffalo sculpture. He cut it all out using our laser engraver and then assembled it!
One of the Welding 1 students finished a oak inlay metal end table. Great design and cool idea.
Egg Osmosis Lab in 9/10 Bio! We removed the shells in vinegar then placed the eggs in different solutions to observe if the water moved into or out of the egg.
Fab Lab 1 Students practicing their designing and laser engraving skills with cardboard. 🙌🏻
The Fab Lab 2 students had the privilege of making reflective vinyl decals for Goodman Fire and Rescue's new UTV. Great job working together for our school and community for a great cause.
The Fab Lab 2 students had the privilege of making reflective vinyl decals for Goodman Fire and Rescue's new UTV. Great job working together for our school and community for a great cause.
A student wanted to learn how to weld but it didn't fit into her schedule this year. So with a little instruction and help from a fellow student she started running beads. By the end of the night she made her first project. Great initiative and technique. #neverstoplearning
Today an advanced welder built two hitches for his tub sleds to pull with his snowmobiles. Cool design and build, great job!
After a few weeks of work in the shop here is a cool flat bed project that was completed by one of the advanced welders. Lots of work, great job!
The 7th grade woods class finished their final project for this semester. Their project was to upcycle scrap wood and make it into something. They also learned to engrave their projects in the fab lab. Great job!
Notification of School Closure - December 15, 2020
Due to the presence of COVID-19 cases and contact tracing results in our district a determination has been made to temporarily close our schools. This decision is not made lightly and is being made in the best interest for the safety and well-being of our students and staff members. The district understands that closing schools places an unexpected burden on our families. Your support and understanding at this time is very much appreciated. The closure will begin on Wednesday, December 16th and will last through the previously scheduled Winter Break.
School will resume on Monday, January 4th, 2021 as previously scheduled. Teachers will be communicating with their students regarding instructional expectations in each grade level and subject area. All students are expected to participate fully in virtual learning through noon on December 23rd. Also, breakfast and lunch meal distribution will occur for meals planned through lunch on Wednesday, December 23rd.
For the time being, the boys junior varsity and varsity basketball practices and games are postponed until further notice. Girls basketball practices and games scheduled during the closure will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.
Should you have any questions please feel free to contact Dr. Steven M. Bloom, District Administrator/Principal at 715-336-2575, ext. 203 or sbloom@goodman.k12.wi.us.
The Goodman Armstrong Creek National Honor Society would like to welcome new member Landon Kalkofen, Emily Goode, and William Bednarz.
The Engines/Autos class took the engine out of the "Beast" this week. We have been looking into an engine replacement or rebuild. The students will start to tear down the engine next to see if it is worth fixing. Great job!