Greenwood Community High School Student Newspaper
The annual  Cabaret Night on Sept. 10 featured a stage full of Woodmen talent. For one student performer, the highlight of the night was not her performance but rather someone else’s. “Watching people perform who I’ve never seen do that kind of thing was the coolest part of the night,” senior Kimberly Cope said. … Continue reading Cabaret
GHS’s superintendent, Dr. Kent DeKoninck, was the recent recipient of the Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents Association Superintendent of the Year. “Through the Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents Association, there are eight regional districts. We are district 5. I was nominated by fellow superintendents and then was notified that I was the District… Continue reading Dr D is superintendent of the year
The IMC has always provided so many reading options. With COVID-19 making people weary of sharing germs, the IMC has experienced a decline in visitors this school year. Mrs. Julie Reynolds, media specialist, explained what issues the IMC has been facing due to the pandemic. “Because of COVID, students aren’t coming down as often and… Continue reading Well-read Woodmen: GHS IMC creates new book delivery service
GHS will be having mandatory e-learning days to help adapt to the new school year. Beginning Sept. 16, students will be learning from home in order to give teachers the time to grade, create lesson plans, navigate Canvas and check in with the online students. “Teachers can use this time to not only prepare what… Continue reading GHS utilizes e-learning opportunity
College and Career Go! Week is a great way to get involved and help better students’ academic success in the future. Mrs. Lisa Laug is the college and career counselor at GHS. She explained what College and Career Go! Week is. “College and Go! Week is a campaign begun by Learn More Indiana. Their… Continue reading College and Career Go! Week kicks off at GHS
The fall play and spring musical are two of the most entertaining parts of the school year. When the pandemic caused school to close last March, the cast of Anything Goes was unable to complete all of their performances. Now that school has started, there are plans in place that will prevent show cancellations as… Continue reading Halloween Horrors Coming to GHS
This year’s Student Council hopes to ignite school spirit. “This year is very different by having the Student Council president lead the meetings, assign tasks to class presidents and have them report back to the whole group, getting local businesses around to donate or be part of the student body, getting the elementaries involved, and… Continue reading Exciting new year for Student Council
The football student section always brings a different kind of energy and electricity to the game. However with the COVID restrictions, it was unknown if there was going to be a student at all, but school spirit has prevailed, and the student section has been relocated to the back of the endzone. The… Continue reading Student Section Change
