GHS Cherokee Challenge Bowl Teams win at both levels at the Bowl in Tahlequah! The advanced team included Lybbe Englert, Alexa Ballou, Paisley Yarborough, and Maddysen Mullin. The beginner team included Heidi Garner, Aaron Ballou, Dalton Fife, and Tayton Wright. Emma Cox, Arabella Humphrey, and Eryn Anderson round out the entire Cherokee Challenge Bowl Team. Special thanks to Miss. Hampton as their sponsor and coach!!!
Congratulations to Izabelle Reyes!!! Accepted to Oklahoma State University, The University of Oklahoma, The University of Central Oklahoma, Northeastern Oklahoma A and M, and Northeastern State University! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!! Go Pokes!!!
Congratulations to Hannah Clark!!! Accepted to Pittsburg State University and Northeastern Oklahoma A and M! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Fridays at the Lower are always an adventure. The Ridgy Store is open, special lunch visitors stop by, and lunchbox notes brings a lot of smiles.
Congratulations to Rheannon Childers!!! Accepted to Missouri Southern State University! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
The Lower has the best volunteers! These ladies are ready to run our Ridgy Store on Fridays. They help 500 kids in about 90 minutes spend their Ridgy tickets. It is crazy fun! Thank you, ladies!
Congratulations to Holly Pitts!!! Accepted to The University of Arkansas! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Congratulations to Lily Reeves!!! Accepted to Evangel University! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Ms. Hampton's students brought home first place in every bracket at the Cherokee Nation Challenge Bowl today, 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. Students and teacher agree. It. Was. Tough!! Congratulations to our GUE and GMS students!!!
Congratulations to Kaitlynn Warner!!! Accepted to The University of Oklahoma! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Congratulations to Angelia Vang!!! Accepted to The University of Oklahoma! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Congratulations to Chloee Smith!!! Accepted to The University of Hawaii at Manoa! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Congratulations to Javen Buffington!!! Accepted to Southeastern Oklahoma State University! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
Congratulations to Hailea Taylor!!! Accepted to Missouri Southern State University! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!!
The Grove vs. Jay Blood Drive was a SUCCESS!!! Many, many units of blood were collected. Jay came out on top with the most units! Therefore, Mr. Kreutz had to make good on his pledge to wear gear from the winning school! Even though he is not used to the Black and Gold, he still found a way to B positive! (....get it... like the blood! ha!)
Congratulations to Hynlee Skaggs!!! Accepted to Oklahoma State University! Well done, Seniors!!! Keep the good news coming!!! Go Pokes!!!
Congratulations to Lexi Stephen!!! She has been selected for the East All-State Cheer Team!!!
GMS hit it out of the park with their 2025 softball season!
This Fall, Lowe’s associates will be rolling up their sleeves and digging in to make an immeasurable impact in communities nationwide through Lowe’s Hometowns. Kristi Hampton teamed up with Grove Lowe's manager, Jerry Hair to make the GHS courtyard a usable space for students. GHS Student Colton helped with the cleanup and led the garden club to beautify the entrances of the school.
Lowes volunteers are scheduled throughout the day. THANK YOU, GROVE LOWES!!! We are excited to see the finished product.
Lowe’s Hometowns is our five-year, $100 million commitment to restore and revitalize community spaces across the country and is part of Lowe’s commitment to deliver 10 million square feet of impact this year. Each project will receive a grant from Lowe's to make physical improvements that help local organizations continue to make a meaningful impact in their communities. At the core of this commitment are Lowe's red vest associates, who share a passion for giving back to their communities and provide support to every Lowe's Hometowns project.
In addition, Lowe’s Red Vest Associate Volunteers will roll up their sleeves and tackle more than 1,700 associate-selected community improvement projects, helping revitalize hometowns across the country. With millions of square feet estimated to be improved through these initiatives, Lowe’s associate volunteers will continue their longstanding work to show up and help when neighbors need it most.
Lowes volunteers are scheduled throughout the day. THANK YOU, GROVE LOWES!!! We are excited to see the finished product.
Lowe’s Hometowns is our five-year, $100 million commitment to restore and revitalize community spaces across the country and is part of Lowe’s commitment to deliver 10 million square feet of impact this year. Each project will receive a grant from Lowe's to make physical improvements that help local organizations continue to make a meaningful impact in their communities. At the core of this commitment are Lowe's red vest associates, who share a passion for giving back to their communities and provide support to every Lowe's Hometowns project.
In addition, Lowe’s Red Vest Associate Volunteers will roll up their sleeves and tackle more than 1,700 associate-selected community improvement projects, helping revitalize hometowns across the country. With millions of square feet estimated to be improved through these initiatives, Lowe’s associate volunteers will continue their longstanding work to show up and help when neighbors need it most.
Congratulations, Mrs. Woods, on being selected as GMS Teacher of the Month for October!
