Greendale Schools - Spotlight

4K Learners Growing Reading Skills Spending Time With Books

Enjoy these photos of some 4K learners reading books by looking at the pictures to tell the story! #WeAreInspiringMinds

September Pride Panther Post Focuses on Optimism

Each month, students at HV focus on a different Character Education theme, or trait, in order to deepen their understanding of our four big ideas/expectations of being safe, respectful, responsible, and kind. Our Panther Pride Post provides families with communication around our monthly topic(s) and includes ways for you to become involved at home through table topic discussions. To find out more information around our September focus on OPTIMISM, see the image here. #WeAreInspiringMinds #PantherStrong

Speech and Language Students Doing Great Work

Speech and Language students at Highland View have sure been resilient during the first month of school. Students have jumped right back into practicing their speech and language skills either in person or digitally; and they are teaching Mrs. Harrmann a thing or two as well! (Mrs. Harrmann’s new classroom/office space at HV is shown in this photo.) #WeAreInspiringMinds #PantherStrong

Socially Distanced Game Teaches Key Life Skills

Socially Distanced Game Teaches 3rd Grade Key Life Skills

On September 18, third grade students participated in a socially distanced community-building game recently. The game, called “The Big Cheese”, gives a Wisconsin twist on the classic game of Simon Says and incorporates the important skills of cooperation and communication. #WeAreInspiringMinds #PantherStrong

Third Graders Learned to Choose "Just Right" Books

Students in 3rd grade at Highland View were learning how to choose “just right” books in mid September. Once all readers had a book picked out, they were able to spread out in the classroom to dig in and enjoy it! #WeAreInspiringMinds #PantherStrong

In-Person Learners Return to School!

Mrs. D'Acquisto Welcomes Students to School

Elementary schools welcomed in-person learners back to school on Thursday, September 3. In keeping with district ReOpening schools practices, students wore face coverings entering the building and during the school day except when eating or engaging in physical activity outside. It was a great first in-person day! Click on the photo to watch a slideshow of drop off at our schools.