Grandview School District #200

Honoring our Principals all month long with another trip down memory lane. Today, we honor Principal Sheila Tiliano from our Smith Elementary! Pictured here in her K-5 years, please take a moment and thank Principal Tiliano for her compassion, dedication, and the love she shows her students and staff. She leads to ensure our students feel a sense of belonging, and we thank you Mrs. Tiliano. We truly appreciate you! ❤️

Join us in wishing our Assistant Superintendent of Teaching and Learning, Dr. Jose Rivera, a Happy Birthday as he turns the BIG '5-0' this weekend! 🎈 Happy Birthday Dr. Rivera...we appreciate all you do for our district! 🎊

In honor of National Principals Month, today we honor Principal Derek Anderson! Mr. Anderson is from our Grandview High School pictured here in his high school years. Let's take a moment and thank Principal Anderson for his hard work and dedication to our GHS students. He leads to ensure our students feel safe, secure, and welcomed. Thank you Mr. Anderson, we truly appreciate you!❤

In honor of National Principals Month, today we honor Principal Julie Wysong from our Harriet Thompson Elementary pictured here in her K-5 years. Let's take a moment and thank Principal Wysong for her devotion, hard work, and dedication to our students. She leads with love, and ensures our students feel welome. Thank you Mrs. Wysong, we appreciate you!❤

October is National Principal Appreciation Month, and this is a time to celebrate the incredible leaders who shape our schools. Continuing down memory lane, here we have Mr. James Heinle in his Middle School years as he is the Principal of our Grandview Middle School. Thank you Mr. Heinle. We appreciate your leadership and all of your tireless efforts to ensure our students feel heard, seen, and valued! ❤

We are proud to announce that Harriet Thompson Elementary's Crisis Response and Planning Team received a certificate for successfully completing the requirements for the Crisis Response Team certification! A special thank you goes to Chris Weedin, our ESD105 School Safety Project Manager, for his leadership and guidance throughout this process. Additionally, thank you to our Superintendent, Dr. Rob Darling, for his continued support and commitment to the safety and well-being of our schools community. Congratulations to everyone involved in this important initiative!

🎉 October is National Principal Appreciation Month, and we sure do appreciate ours! 🎉 This is a time to celebrate the incredible leaders who shape our schools and impact our communities. We thought we would take a trip down memory lane, and share our Principals grade school pictures in the years that they are now leaders of. Here, we have Mr. Scott Parrish in his high school yearbook picture, as he is the Assistant Principal and AD of our Grandview High School. We appreciate your leadership and tireless efforts to ensure that each student feels valued. Go Hounds!!

"Students often share with me the difference that I have made in their lives, but little do they know that really, they have been the ones to make a difference in mine.” ~Mrs. Sarah Schmahl. At the beggining of every month, we are going to spotlight a teacher from within our district and post it to our website. For the month of October, we want to spotlight Harriet Thompson Elementary teacher Mrs. Sarah Schmahl. Her amazing background in her career and family can be found by clicking the link here: https://lnkd.in/g532QyYx. Thank you Sarah, your 'shine' will be ever lasting with our GSD students! ❤️

Thank you to those who joined us this morning at our ‘Coffee with the Superintendents.’ Your input, concerns, and feedback are invaluable, and we appreciate you taking to the time to share. If you missed it this morning, join us tomorrow afternoon, Tuesday, Oct 1, from 4:30pm-5:30pm at Brewed Awakening!

This is so great for our GHS students! Our Superintendent Dr. Darling has formed a Superintendent Student Advisory Council (SAC) with our GHS students. The SAC is designed to be a bridge between the student body and the district admin., providing a platform for students to voice their insights, concerns, and suggestions directly to district leadership. As part of our ongoing commitment to inclusivity of student voice within our district, these perspectives will be invaluable!