Whole milk is back! Our current dairy supplier has been able to provide us with white whole milk, and we're confident that it will be consistent for the remainder of the school year. If kids would like to purchase whole milk, they should select the red carton in the cafeteria line. |
The MS/HS PTSA is collecting old clothing, shoes, and textiles. Every pound recycled supports the organization. Bins are located at the front of the south parking lot (#2) at the elementary school. Lightly used items are reused for thrift store inventory. Heavily used items are recycled. Acceptable donations include clothing, footwear, accessories, handbags, luggage, linens.
The bins do not accept toys, books, garbage, electronics, rugs, or furniture. |
| Friday, February 6, 2026
- K-2 Sweetheart Dance & Dessert, 5:00pm-6:30pm, ES Gym Monday, February 9, 2026
- Spring JV/Varsity Sports Registration Opens
- Board of Education Meeting, 6:00pm, MS/HS Library Media Center Tuesday, February 10, 2026
- Fitness Center Open, 6:00am - 7:30am Thursday, February 12, 2026
- Fitness Center Open, 6:00am - 7:30am
- Parents as Partners Webinar for Students: Nature in Your Own Home: A Guide to Building
and Maintaining a Custom Bioactive Terrarium, 6:30pm, register online.
Monday, February 16, 2026 - Friday, February 20, 2026
-No School, Winter Recess
-Fitness Center CLOSED |
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STUDENTS OF CHARACTER
Last month, faculty and staff nominated students for a Spartan Strong Student of Character award. The nominated students were exemplary in demonstrating self-control by regulating their behaviors and choices throughout the day and standing out by making positive choices when others act on impulse. Congratulations to the winners, Laikyn, Natalia, Giovanni, Harper, Alex, and Quinn, as well as all of the students who were nominated!
LOST AND FOUND
We appreciate so many students coming to school with winter gear, ready to spend recess outside! Please remember to label everything (hats, gloves, coats, etc.) before sending it in. Our lost and found is growing! SPRING REC CHEERLEADING
Sign up for Spring Rec Cheerleading with the Greene County Generals by March 14th! The spring season is a great way to learn the ropes or hone your skills for both beginner and experienced athletes. Sessions are focused on skills and drills that prepare athletes who plan to try out for or return to their Varsity cheerleading team or Greene County Youth Cheer for the 2026-27 season! The last day to register is March 14th. The program is open to ages 5-18. Registration is $75 and includes a GCG tshirt. The program runs Mondays and Wednesdays in April and May, from 5:30pm-7:00pm at Greenville High School. Check out the flyer or register online.
*This information is distributed as a community service to students and families for informational purposes only. The subject of the material provided by organizations outside of the District is not affiliated with or endorsed by Greenville Central School District. |
Monday: Hot dog with smiley fries.
Tuesday: Toasted cheese sandwich (with or without bacon) with green beans.
Wednesday: Chicken nuggets with corn.
Thursday: Meatballs with garlic knots and broccoli.
Friday: Stuffed crust pizza with carrot sticks. |
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STUDIO ART
Ms. Steele's Studio Art Classes are painting Benny Andrew's inspired collage art for Black History Month.
BLIND DATE WITH A BOOK
The MS/HS Book Club made a display of "blind dates with a book." Students selected library books, wrapped them, wrote a short summary on the wrapping paper, along with a recommendation for what type of reader would enjoy their selected book. READ BOWL UPDATE
It’s the third quarter READBowl update! Over the past three weeks 1st period ELA read 9,785 minutes, 2nd period ELA read 8,831 minutes, 3rd period ELA read 12,955 minutes, and 5th period ELA has read 32,537 minutes! Continue to cheer on our sixth graders as they finish READBowl this week! WINTER INTRAMURALS
Mr. Haller is hosting winter intramurals. This year, the sport is Badminton! Students who wish to participate should notify Mr. Haller during their P.E. class. No permission slip is required. Students must have an updated physical on file with the school nurse to participate, no exceptions. Students with an updated physical on file must complete the Health History Interval form. Students must have sneakers to participate (no cleats, no Crocs, no boots). The dates are February 24, 26, 27 and March 3, 4, 5. 2:45-3:45pm in the MS gym. Students must have a ride from school at 3:45pm.
ATTENDING EVENTS
We encourage students to come to sporting events. However, once students are in the building or at the event, they are not permitted to leave the school and re-enter for safety reasons. HUGS & KISSES SALE
Student Council will be hosting a hugs and kisses sale from February 9-13 during periods 4-7. Prices below, supplies are limited!
$1 - 10 piece bag of candy for $1
$3 - cup filled with candy for $3
$5 - owl, pig, or bear with bag of candy
$8 - big bear with candy LOLLIPOP FUNDRAISER
Student Council is hosting a Valentine's Day Lollipop Fundraiser February 11th-13th during lunches. Heart shaped lollipops will be $1 each. Flavors: Red Raspberry, Bubble Gum, Cherry Snow, Cherry Cheesecake, Grape Delight, Cinnamon, Strawberry Shake, Watermelon Slice, Wild Cherry. Each lollipop is Milk, Shellfish, Nut, Gluten, and Egg Free. Questions? Contact Mrs. Bowers. 8TH GRADE DANCE: SAVE THE DATE
Student Council is hosting a dance for 8th graders on Friday, February 27th from 6:00pm until 8:00pm in the MS/HS Cafeteria. $5 admission includes snack and water. Featuring music by DJ Nate! Questions? Contact Mrs. Bowers. STEM HIGH SCHOOL
Is your 8th grader interested in attending the Questar III & HVCC STEM High School? Prospective 8th grade students and families are invited to explore their high school and learn how to enroll for next year. This program is at no cost to families. Students can earn a minimum of 24 college credits, an Associate's Degree in a STEM-related field, and enjoy a learning in a high school, college, and work based environment. The final information night is Wednesday, February 11, 5:30pm-7:00pm at the Lang Building - HVCC Campus (80 Vandenburgh Ave., Troy, NY 12180).
SPRING REC CHEERLEADING
Sign up for Spring Rec Cheerleading with the Greene County Generals by March 14th! The spring season is a great way to learn the ropes or hone your skills for both beginner and experienced athletes. Sessions are focused on skills and drills that prepare athletes who plan to try out for or return to their Varsity cheerleading team or Greene County Youth Cheer for the 2026-27 season! The last day to register is March 14th. The program is open to ages 5-18. Registration is $75 and includes a GCG tshirt. The program runs Mondays and Wednesdays in April and May, from 5:30pm-7:00pm at Greenville High School. Check out the flyer or register online.
*This information is distributed as a community service to students and families for informational purposes only. The subject of the material provided by organizations outside of the District is not affiliated with or endorsed by Greenville Central School District. |
Monday: Hot dog with homemade BBQ baked beans.
Tuesday: Buffalo chicken burrito with corn.
Wednesday: Grilled cheese sandwich with Campbell's tomato soup.
Thursday: Meatballs and garlic knot with broccoli.
Friday: Stuffed crust pizza with carrots. |
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SPARTAN STRONG STUDENTS
This month, faculty and staff nominated students who offered acceptance, one of our Spartan Strong Values. These are students who show understanding and sensitivity towards their peers' feelings and experiences. They actively include others in activities, conversations, and social interactions regardless of differences. Our recipients are: Aubree A., Diana G., Kacey C., and Christian J. At the end of the year, these students will be recognized at a celebration for all Spartan Strong recipients. Please take time every day to be Spartan STRONG!
SENIORS - SUBMIT CAP & GOWN INFO BY 4/30
Seniors need a cap, gown and tassel for graduation. Please submit the information by April 30th. The cost is $27, payable by cash or check (made out to Class of 2026). If you need help with payment or measurements, please contact Alexis Aloisi or Danielle Overbaugh. Fill out the form online.
HUGS & KISSES SALE
Student Council will be hosting a hugs and kisses sale from February 9-13 during periods 4-7. Prices below, supplies are limited!
$1 - 10 piece bag of candy for $1
$3 - cup filled with candy for $3
$5 - owl, pig, or bear with bag of candy
$8 - big bear with candy BLIND DATE WITH A BOOK
The MS/HS Book Club made a display of "blind dates with a book." Students selected library books, wrapped them, wrote a short summary on the wrapping paper, along with a recommendation for what type of reader would enjoy their selected book.
CAREER FIELD TRIPS
Last month, ninth graders had the opportunity to attend a career exploration field trip. They had the choice of learning about careers in the trades, gaming industry, court system, or the medical field. Read more. ATTENDING EVENTS
We encourage students to come to sporting events. However, once students are in the building or at the event, they are not permitted to leave the school and re-enter for safety reasons. CLASS RINGS - FOR JUNIORS!
A representative from Jostens visited school this week to provide information to juniors about class rings. Orders are due by February 19, 2026 for those interested. Please use the flyer to learn more, look at options, and order. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Robertson (Class Advisor).
YEARBOOKS FOR SALE
Order your yearbook online! Yearbooks are $48 each. All seniors will receive a FREE yearbook this year, so please to not purchase one if you are a senior! |
SCHOLASTIC ART & WRITING AWARDS
The Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, in partnership with the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, presented senior Zoey Deering with honorable mentions in the 2026 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards for two of her artworks. She earned honorable mentions in the Sculpture category for her piece "Hello, Hello! The '50s Called, They Want Their Phone Back!" and in the photography category for her piece "When She Exhales, The Wind Breathes With Her." This is a huge honor as thousands of students submit pieces for consideration. Congrats, Zoey!
READBOWL
Our seniors in ELA and juniors in IB English Literature have been hard at work reading for the READBowl. After week two, our juniors in IB English Literature placed 67th and our senior class placed 56th in the high school division! Overall, the 17 juniors in IB English Literature have read 7,468 minutes so far and the seniors have read 24,552 minutes. Way to go, readers! |
NEW YORK FFA STATE LEADERS EXPERIENCE
This week, six Greenville FFA members traveled to Albany to represent our chapter at the New York FFA State Leaders Experience. On Monday, FFA members Morgan, Landon, Cecilia, Alannah, Maddy, and Alana spent time learning from our NY FFA State Officers about the legislative process and how to use their voices to share their stories of agricultural education and FFA in their lives.
Tuesday, our members traveled to the Capitol, where they had the opportunity to meet with Senator Michelle Hinchey and learn about her work as the chair of the Ag Committee. FFA members also heard from Chris Tague as he shared his own story and the importance of ag education and FFA in his life. We are so proud of our members for advocating for agriculture, leadership, and the future of FFA in New York State! SPRING REC CHEERLEADING
Sign up for Spring Rec Cheerleading with the Greene County Generals by March 14th! The spring season is a great way to learn the ropes or hone your skills for both beginner and experienced athletes. Sessions are focused on skills and drills that prepare athletes who plan to try out for or return to their Varsity cheerleading team or Greene County Youth Cheer for the 2026-27 season! The last day to register is March 14th. The program is open to ages 5-18. Registration is $75 and includes a GCG tshirt. The program runs Mondays and Wednesdays in April and May, from 5:30pm-7:00pm at Greenville High School. Check out the flyer or register online.
*This information is distributed as a community service to students and families for informational purposes only. The subject of the material provided by organizations outside of the District is not affiliated with or endorsed by Greenville Central School District. |
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
NHS meetings for February will be 2/11 & 2/25 after school in room 228. JUNIOR CLASS
February 11th - Prom Meeting |
Monday: Hot dog with homemade BBQ baked beans.
Tuesday: Buffalo chicken burrito with corn.
Wednesday: Grilled cheese sandwich with Campbell's tomato soup.
Thursday: Meatballs and garlic knot with broccoli.
Friday: Stuffed crust pizza with carrots. |
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TIE-DYE IN ART CLUB
The High School Art Club was excited to tie-dye! For many of them, it was their first time working in this medium. The club members with experience shared what had worked for them in the past, and then we got to work! The students had a blast creating t-shirts and tote bags with bold and bright colors.
A big thank you to the Greenville Education Foundation, which helped make this collaboration and fun activity possible. At the end of the meeting, the students took home what they created. Several of the club members said it was the best activity we did all year. If you see a student with a tie-dye bag or shirt, ask if they made it! |
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ARRIVAL
7:45am - 8:10am
Students are marked tardy after 8:10am. BUS DISMISSAL
2:32pm |
| Warning 8:06am
1 8:08am-8:53am
2 8:56am-9:37am
3 9:40am-10:21am
4 10:24am-11:05am
5 11:08am-11:49am
6 11:52am-12:33pm
7 12:36am-1:17pm
8 1:20am-2:01pm
9 2:04am-2:45pm |
| Warning 8:06am
1 8:08am-8:53am
2 8:56am-9:37am
3 9:40am-10:21am
4 10:24am-11:05am
5 11:08am-11:49am
6 11:52am-12:33pm
7 12:36am-1:17pm
8 1:20am-2:01pm
9 2:04am-2:45pm |
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The Spartan Snapshot is a district-wide newsletter distributed to students, families, and employees of Greenville Central School District every Thursday at 6:00pm. For questions about this publication, please contact Sierra Pizzola at pizzolas@greenvillecsd.org or 518-966-5070 x523. |
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