G-Harmony took 3rd place overall at their ICHSA Quarterfinal! Students had a ton of fun prepping and singing throughout the day while meeting other competing groups. They learned so much watching the other performances, and loved sharing their show. G-Harmony was also awarded Outstanding Soloist (Clara Svoboda) and Outstanding Arrangement (Holden Griffin) which was a huge honor. Special thank you to Kennedy Kapocius for your wonderful choreography, and congratulations to Ladies Knight and Limited Edition who will both be moving on to semifinals at the Pabst Theatre in March! Awesome job, Panthers!
Photos by Robert Tyree | Tyreephotos. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence #PantherPride
Photos by Robert Tyree | Tyreephotos. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence #PantherPride
A group of students attended the Northwestern Mutual/Milliman Actuary Science Seminar at the NM Headquarters in Downtown Milwaukee last week. The students learned about education necessary to become an actuary and received information on internships available for this career path. They spent time finding out about the typical "Day in the Life" of an Actuary, the Actuary Exams, and the Actuarial Career Path. They also explored a case study example and finished the day with a Q&A from two top executives from NM and Milliman. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale
Over twenty Greendale High students connected with local healthcare leaders at the Second Annual Hands-On Healthcare Careers Expo on February 3. Students learned about a variety of healthcare careers and made connections with local organizations that serve the community. The hands-on event, held at Greenfield High School and hosted by the Center for Healthcare Careers of Southeast Wisconsin, welcomed more than 1,000 students from across Southeast Wisconsin. It featured over 35 interactive experiences hosted by major healthcare partners, including Ascension, Advocate Aurora Health, Froedtert Health, and Children’s Wisconsin.
The students spoke with healthcare professionals, explored real-world demonstrations, and learned about education pathways and career opportunities across a wide range of health-related fields. This annual fair helps students to understand the vital role of these healthcare organizations in meeting workforce needs and supporting community well-being.
The students spoke with healthcare professionals, explored real-world demonstrations, and learned about education pathways and career opportunities across a wide range of health-related fields. This annual fair helps students to understand the vital role of these healthcare organizations in meeting workforce needs and supporting community well-being.
Order NOW - Greendale St. Patrick's Day Apparel
The Greendale School Store will be offering one final chance to place your pre-order for Greendale x St. Patricks Day Apparel! The online store will close THIS Sunday at midnight. If you'd like to support the Greendale DECA Program and show your School Spirit, feel free to place your order today! https://bsg.chipply.com/greendalestpattys/
GHS Educators Rising is collecting Personal Hygiene and Toiletry items for people in need in our community ,now through February 9, 2026. Donations will be delivered to local community organizations, including Greendale's own Caring Closet to help families in need. Full- and travel-side items are needed, including: Soap & Body Wash, Deodorant, Feminine Hygiene products, Lip Balm, Lotion, Shampoo, Toothbrushes and Toothpaste.
Bring your items to any Greendale school office or donate funds to the drive through Classmunity. All funds will be used to purchase hygiene items for those in need.
Our PLTW Biomedical Innovations students ended the first semester with some creative final assessments, which included a spirited debate on performance-enhancing drugs and also by simulating the performing of laparoscopic surgery. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
Greendale High School's Theatre Presents "Alice by Heart", January 8-11, 2026.
The story: During the London Blitz of World War II, a group of young people stay alive down the "rabbit hole' of Alice in Wonderland. With beautiful, inspiring music by the creators of "Spring Awakening," this musical will give you hope through creativity and adversity and show us that art saves lives. Tickets on sale now at this link.
It's Winter Break! Wishing our Panthers and their families an amazing season. See you on January 5, 2026, when school resumes.
GHS Econ students participated in Reality Check Day as part of their learning on personal finance. Our partners from Educators Credit Union presented the exercise. Students were assigned a career, salary, and family status. Each then visited various stations to learn about budgeting and how individual purchases (and unexpected life circumstances - FATE!) impact your personal 'bottom line'. Many thanks to the volunteers, staff, and team from Educators who provide this eye-opening experience to our students. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
GHS Sources of Strength is hosting a week of activities related to the strength of generosity at the high school. Thursday's event was a hot cocoa sale in the MPR during the lunch hours. Students and staff are very excited to work together at reaching the goal of raising $2,000! For info on SMA, click here.
Greendale High School Culinary classes tried their hand at preparing FRUIT pizzas. Students are enjoying learning in the tastiest class around!
The community celebrated the Greendale Marching Band's upcoming appearance at the Rose Parade with a special celebration on Saturday afternoon in the gym at GHS. The band performed the music from its fall field show, Snow Angel, and the selection it will perform on New Year's Day in the 5.5 mile parade in Pasadena, California. Standby for details and television broadcast information on the best way to see our students perform in the parade! Thanks so much to EVERYONE who brought coloring books to donate to Shriner's Hospital in California, and to our entire community for its outstanding support of the fine arts in Greendale. Our students are excited to share their Panther Spirit during the parade.
GHS Student Council is ramping up its holiday food drive this week. All donations will be collected in the high school students' advisory rooms through December 19 and the highest collecting classes will receive a prize after winter break. Remember to send your donations to GHS with your high school student OR drop them off in the GHS auditorium lobby. Thanks for supporting families in need.
Join Sources of Strength in Dine-Out Fundraiser for Cure SMA.
The GHS Sources of Strength team is hosting a week of activities related to the strength of generosity at the high school. The main event for the week is on a dine-out fundraiser for the organization Cure SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy). It will be held at Red Robin restaurant in Greenfield on Wednesday, December 17. Everyone is welcome. Students and staff are very excited to work together at reaching the goal of raising $2,000! For info on the Red Robin dine-out, click here. For info on SMA, click here.
Our pastry chefs in the making were hard at work in the GHS foods lab recently. Students baked cakes in teams, prepared their buttercream frosting and decorated their cakes during multiple class periods. The results were Delicious!
Ms. Holschbach’s Project Lead the Way Biomedical Innovations students dissected sheep hearts just before Thanksgiving break. Students were able to label both external and internal structures.
Twenty-five students from Ms. Wagner's Film class attended a session with guest speaker Bettina Lopez Mendoza, a screenplay writer and director based in LA. She worked on projects such as The Greatest Showman, Miraculous: Ladybug and Cat Noir The Movie, and most recently her own short film Mas Alla, which is currently making its awards and Oscar short film circuit. She discussed the writing process, distribution of films in Hollywood, and director insights.
Greendale PD Officer Vlaj, Officer Voit, and K-9 Junior did a presentation in Ms. Solati’s AP Biology classrooms. The kids have learned about the opioid pathway in the brain and the unintended consequences of addiction in prescription opioids. The human officers talked about how that shows up in their work, and Junior’s work.
Coach Smith came to speak to the GHS Project Lead the Way Human Body Systems (HBS) students. She is the Assistant Director of Sports Performance at Marquette University. She talked about her career pathway and how she uses content students have learned in HBS every day to help athletes compete at their highest potential. She talked a lot about how she uses physics and HBS and that they use a lot of data to make sure athletes are in their peak performance range and how to adapt when they are below or higher than that biometric range or recovering from injury! Super interesting and helpful!
Support Greendale Students on Giving Tuesday
It is #GivingTuesday. Considering donations to support our schools? Here are links and information on the organizations whose work means so much to our students. Thank you for your thoughtfulness and generosity.
Canterbury PTO
College Park PTO
Highland View PTO
Graffiti Robotics
Greendale Education Foundation, Inc.
Greendale Friends of Music
Greendale Panther Athletic Booster Club
