Mrs. Green's 2nd grade enjoyed the sunshine while working on their reading goals.
GMS students received a PT Conference Form, SHAPE Informational Letter, and a progress report (purple, blue, and green papers) today during Homeroom. Please return the scheduling form with your student tomorrow. Thank you!
Mrs. Goldner, GMS counselor, talks to 6th graders about their enrollment options for 7th grade. 6th graders should be bringing home their enrollment papers tonight. If you have questions about your student's middle school enrollment, please contact Mrs. Goldner at tgoldner@ridgerunners.net.
🎤✨ You’re Invited! COW Week Talent Show & Community Outreach Night – March 12th
We are excited to invite you to a special evening of talent, inspiration, and community at the COW Week Talent Show & Community Outreach Event!
📅 When: Wednesday, March 12th
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM
📍 Where: PAC (Performing Arts Center)
Come experience an incredible night featuring:
🎭 A Talent Show showcasing amazing student performances
🏫 COW Week Open House – Learn more about this impactful week
🎟 Silent Auction & Prize Drawings
❤️ COW Week Testimonials sharing why our students work so hard for this cause
This is more than just an event—it’s a celebration of passion, dedication, and the WHY behind COW Week. Don’t miss the chance to support our students and be part of something truly meaningful!
We hope to see you there!
GHS Student Council
Cherokee Nation Scholarship applications are open!!!
Mr Kreutz cooked for Mrs Crawford’s culinary class on Tuesday this week. What was for lunch you ask?? BBQ Venison Sandwiches. He talked about hunting and the importance of seeing males cook in the home.
Congrats to Kennedy Matthews for getting accepted to the Youth Leadership Oklahoma this Summer!!!
THESE CAMERAS ARE AWESOME! MRS. THOMAS LOOK AT THIS!!
Thank you GEFFE for the grant used to purchase these 6 cameras for our Yearbook and Journalism Classes. Students are gaining valuable experience and enjoying engaging learning opportunities. #GEFFE #ridgerunnernation
Book Fair opens tomorrow at the Lower!!!
Starting tomorrow!
Upper Elementary students celebrated the joy of reading with "Reading is Fan-TACHE-Tic Day" and everyone got into the spirit by sporting their best mustaches! #ReadingIsFun
Mrs. Crawford's Hospitality and Tourism students learned about cooking in a Dutch oven last week. They made delicious artisan bread and, of course, they made soup to go with the bread!
The Lower Book Fair
Thank you to all who made it to last week's meeting about our Summer, 2026 trip to Washington DC & New York City. To those who have signed up, welcome aboard! To those still deciding, we would love to have you join us!
Imagine your student diving into an immersive, life-changing experience filled with exciting discoveries, a dynamic itinerary, and endless opportunities to learn and grow. This is the trip of a lifetime! This isn’t just any year—2026 marks the 250th Anniversary of our nation, and you have the chance to be part of something truly extraordinary. Don’t miss out on this monumental opportunity!
Lock in one of the limited spots available with a $95 Enrollment Fee by March 7. By enrolling now, you qualify for risk-free enrollment and a $100 discount.
Enroll now with this link: www.efexploreamerica.com/2860125TY
**Space is limited, and is first-come, first-served!
Please view the Help Center from EF Explore America, our travel partner. This covers all the details about EF, including options for academic credit, payments plans and what to expect on tour. Additionally, once you enroll, you will have access to your individual fundraising page and will be able to apply for EF’s Explorer Scholarship. EF's Support Team can help through their online chat at www.efexploreamerica.com/contact-us or by phone at 888-333-9756.
This trip is not sponsored by Grove HS and is open to current freshmen, sophomores, and juniors. Please direct any additional questions to Melissa Groninger (mgroninger@ridgerunners.net) at Grove H
WINGS Academy students have been busy this Spring semester in Life Skills. They have been working in the greenhouse preparing for the spring plant sale, and building their own fishing rods with Mr. Trumbull. They have been learning interview skills and participating in mock interviews, cooking, and learning how to measure and use a drill to install cabinet drawer knobs in the WINGS kitchen with Mrs. Martin. In addition, they joined the Alternative Education program in listening to a guest speaker from the Air National Guard - Tulsa.
Lower Spring Pictures
Congratulations to Caige Rutherford!!! Accepted to Oklahoma State University! Well done Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
LAST CALL! Don't miss the funniest show in town! Today the curtain will close on GHS's run of CLUE. This original "who dun it" starts at 2:30 at the PAC Sunday afternoon. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students and are available online or at the door. Let's pack the PAC! Concessions are also available!
So many great things happen
at the Lower, but this is one of our favorites! Today we wrapped up Read Across America Week with our annual Book Character Parade. Thank you Mrs. Hunsberger!
Recognizing and celebrating students matter to us at the Lower. These two young ladies make me so proud!
