Middle school students are learning about the ring of fire, the earthquakes and volcanoes that are located there, and how plate tectonics are tied in!
Fab Lab students have been making some pretty neat coasters this week!!!
NHS Food Drive!
Fab Lab students are working to fill our school with positive stickers! Can you help us think of more positive messages? Share below!
GOODMAN-ARMSTRONG CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT
POSITION OPEN:
Long Term Substitute Second Shift Custodian
Noon to 8:30 PM
The Goodman-Armstrong Creek School District is looking for a Long Term Substitute Custodian responsible for assisting in the daily cleaning and light maintenance of its elementary and high/middle school facilities. The minimum requirements for this position are a high school diploma.
Applications are available in the High School Office, or submit a letter of interest to:
Steven M. Bloom, District Administrator
Goodman-Armstrong Creek School District
PO Box 160
Goodman, WI 54125
We will take applications until the position is filled.
The Goodman-Armstrong Creek School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or age in its programs and activities and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following person/people has/have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the nondiscrimination policies: Steven M. Bloom, District Administrator, 1 Falcon Crest Goodman WI, 54125,715-336-2575. sbloom@goodman.k12.wi.us
The Autos class had an opportunity to install a new hitch on Ms. Paulson's car yesterday. This was a great project because the students were installing on a newer vehicle which included more prior planning and finishing to give it a more professional look. Great job!
Here are some of the projects the 8th grade woods class has finished this week, wood cups made on the lathe and wood chess boards. Their skills and techniques are improving every day, great job.
Our middle school students modeled tectonic plate movement with graham crackers and frosting.
Another great sign by a great student cut on our plasma cutter!! 👍🙌🏻
1st Fab Lab 1 metal sign using our Plasma Cutter! Thank you Mr. Wysocki for getting it up and running!
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.
