The Back to School Night activities have been kid-approved!
Students and their families are invited to come join us from 5-7pm for food and fun!
Goodman-Armstrong Creek Schools 4K-12th Grade
Open House Monday, August 26, 2:30-5:00 PM
Drop off your supplies and meet your teachers.
Back to School Night, Wednesday, Sept. 4, 5:00-7:00 PM
Free food and fun for GAC Students, Families, and Staff
Congratulations to Mrs. Tracy Rocque on her retirement from GAC. She will be missed. We wish her all the best!
It was a super fun last day at GAC in middle/high school!
Eating lunch outside together, goodbyes and a surprise water fight that some students put together - great job!
We hope everyone has a SAFE and FUN summer break!
One more day to fill out this survey for a chance to win a gift card!
https://forms.gle/yb7XwFtmXt5cLUiD6
Wondering about neurodivergence? Check out this article from the Milwaukee Sentinal Journal. GAC was featured in a different article in this series.
https://www.jsonline.com/story/series/kidsincrisis/2024/05/08/answers-to-questions-about-neurodivergence-neurodiversity-and-autism/73045249007/
We need YOU to share your thoughts! Be entered in a drawing for a gift card! Please respond by May 29. https://forms.gle/65wCgAMmaMpGGnZZ9
Several sophomores and juniors toured Mid Valley Industries (MVI) in Kaukauna and NWTC on Friday, May 17th.
Busy Building!
We love our teachers & students here at GAC!
Congratulations to Hawk for winning Artist of the Month for May!
He was voted in with his mini-room he titled "Moving In". He made this using found objects in the art room or crafting them himself with airdry clay.
Pictured are the other students who were voted in for Artist of the Month from Iron Mountain, Florence, Norway, West Iron, Pembine, Kingsford, and Niagara schools.
If you are a reader of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, you may have noticed a familiar name in one of the captions...Goodman-Armstrong Creek school.
We are so thankful for all the work our teachers do to help students regulate their emotions so they can do their best learning!
https://www.jsonline.com/story/series/kidsincrisis/2024/05/08/wisconsin-schools-learn-to-accommodate-neurodivergent-students/73045188007/
The Spring Concert is coming up!
Join us Wednesday, May 15th at 6:00 PM in the High School gym to sing and play songs from around the campfire.
Hope to see you there!
Wednesday, May 22, at 6:30 PM at the Pembine High School cafeteria there will be a mandatory sports meeting for all students planning to participate in sports during the 2024-25 school year.
Athletes who will be in 6th -12th grade next year and their parents are asked to attend.
Forms will be handed out and information will be provided about required physicals, and summer events, along with other sports information.
Today the Homestead class are the proud parents of 8 baby chicks (so far). The students have been learning how to brood chicks for the past few weeks and today is the day. They we so excited to see the chicks and learn how they have developed. They planted tomato and cucumber seeds for their gardens this summer. They also have replanted the aquaponics grower with peas. The interest the students have in learning is amazing. Great job homesteaders.
Looking for coaches for the following positions:
Middle School Football Assistant Coach
Assistant/JV Football Coach
Assistant/JV Volleyball Coach
Please send questions, applications, and letters of interest to Brian Esqueda and Steve Sigmund
Application due by: Friday, May 24th, 2024, or until filled.
Several of our GAC students attended the 2nd Annual Construction Career Day 2024 held at the Blackwell Job Corps campus in Laona on Tuesday, April 30th.
It was an interactive, hands-on day for our students who may be interested in exploring a career in architecture, construction, or related trade industries. Our students had the opportunity to meet and learn from journeypersons, union representatives, and employers to see what on the job training and apprenticeships they have to offer.
The CESA 8 Career and Life Ready Department & NWTC recently partnered to showcase Non-Traditional Occupations (NTO) Event at NWTC Aurora for local High School Sophomores and Juniors. Local businesses brought in: hands-on activities, gave demonstrations, and brought equipment for the students to practice with.
Areas that students learned about were Health Services, Information Technology, Manufacturing, Engineering, and support services from the Forward Services WIOA Program.
Mrs. Slawinski will be receiving the UW La Crosse 2024 Graduate Student Academic Achievement Award for contributions to education as a scholar & practitioner benefiting both the field of education and simultaneously her students at GAC.
We are so lucky to have her at Goodman-Armstrong Creek!
PTO smelt fry was a great success!
The ASA show is coming up on Monday, April 15th.
Public viewing of the art gallery is from 4 to 6 PM, followed by the awards presentation (parents and families of students who have their work in the show are encouraged to attend!). GAC has 6 students showing their art this year.
Come to Kingsford High School (Middle School Gym) and view students' amazing work from this school year!
