Greenville High School presents...Oklahoma! Tickets on sale now.
The musical is centered on a romantic rivalry between cowboy Curly and farmhand Jud, over farm girl Laurey in 1906 Oklahoma territory. Known for classic songs like "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" this year's musical is sure to knock your socks off!
Show Times:
Friday, April 17, 2026 at 7:00pm
Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 7:00pm
Sunday, April 19, 2026 at 2:00pm
National Honor Society will have bouquets and single roses for sale at all showings.
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Friday, April 3, 2026
- Third Quarter Ends
Monday, April 6, 2026 - Friday, April 10, 2026
- No School, Spring Recess
Monday, April 13, 2026
- Classes Resume
- Fourth Quarter Begins
- BOE Farewell Reception for Mr. Bennett, 5:00pm, MS/HS Library Media Center
- Board of Education Meeting, 6:00pm, MS/HS Library Media Center
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
- Fitness Center Open, 6:00am - 7:30am
- Spring Sports Athletics Picture Day
- PTA Meeting, 6:30pm, ES Cafeteria
Wednesday, April 15, 2026
- Fitness Center Open, 6:00am - 7:30am
Thursday, April 16, 2026
- Fitness Center Open, 6:00am - 7:30am
Friday, April 17, 2026
- HS Musical (Oklahoma!), 7:00pm, MS/HS Auditorium
Saturday, April 18, 2026
- HS Musical (Oklahoma!), 7:00pm, MS/HS Auditorium
Sunday, April 19, 2026
- HS Musical (Oklahoma!), 2:00pm, MS/HS Auditorium
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MARCH SPARTAN STRONG STUDENTS
Our faculty and staff nominated students this month who Respond Respectfully, which is one of our Spartan Strong values. These are students who use kind and polite language in responding to peers and staff members. In whole group and small group discussions, these students listen actively and respond thoughtfully. These students always remember to say “please” and “thank you”.
Congratulations to the recipients this month! Everly H., Scarlette V., Lorraine J., Weston H., Gabe W., and Samantha N.
At the end of the year, all students who received this award will be rewarded and celebrated. Please take time every day to be Spartan STRONG!
BUY A YEARBOOK!
Yearbooks are on sale now for $25. Order a yearbook online today. The deadline to order is Friday, May 8, 2026. Questions? Contact Meagan Quinn (quinnm@greenvillecsd.org) or Taylor Cartelli (cartellit@greenvillecsd.org).
VOLLEYBALL INTRAMURAL RECAP - GREAT JOB, SPARTANS!
Recently, our 4th and 5th grade students wrapped up an exciting volleyball unit! Throughout the unit, students learned and practiced fundamental volleyball skills, reviewed the rules of the game, and worked hard to improve each day.
Even more impressive, students demonstrated what it means to be Spartan Strong by showing excellent character, teamwork, and sportsmanship. They applied these traits while competing in both a regular season and an exciting playoff tournament!
I was incredibly proud of the positive sportsmanship displayed by everyone—great work supporting teammates and showing respect on and off the court.
Congratulations to all participants, and a special shoutout to our 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place teams!
Thank you for being Spartan Strong!
— Coach Warga
WAX MUSEUM
Yesterday, family and friends gathered at school for our annual Third Grade Living Wax Museum.
The Wax Museum is the culmination of an extensive project where students learn how to research, take notes, cite their sources, and write a short biography. They then bring their research to life by dressing as their chosen famous person, memorizing a script (that they wrote!), and reciting it to visitors to share what they’ve learned.
Thank you to the third grade team -Mrs. Dietzman, Mrs. Rosenberg, Ms. Schrader, and Ms. Tuthill - for teaching, inspiring, and encouraging our students throughout this project.
NUTS! THE MUSICAL RETURNS
Nuts! The Musical made its return to Ellis this week! This beloved show has been performed by Ellis students for over 25 years, and it continues to be a favorite tradition.
This year, our first and second graders took the stage to perform for their fellow students, as well as their families and friends. We are so proud of our young performers for their hard work and fantastic show! An extra thank you to Mrs. Rochler and Mrs. Dollard for keeping the tradition alive.
ALL COUNTY
We are honored to have hosted seven schools for this year's Spring All County Music Festival! Guest conductors from the Capital Region worked with student musicians to rehearse high levels of music over the course of two days. The festival ended with a concert to showcase all of their hard work and preparation. Congratulations to all of the students, teachers, and guest conductors!
5TH GRADE PARENTS YEARBOOK CHECKLIST
- Email ONE baby photo of your child by May 1. Please rename the photo with your child's first and last name and email it to submit+2134644@edophotos.com.
- Submit an advertisement to send your 5th grader off to middle school with words of wisdom or support. Create an account to pay for and submit your ad online by May 1st. A 1/8th page ad is $10. A personal boost ad (approx. 3 lines of text) is $5.
- Purchase a yearbook online by May 8, 2026.
KIDS HEART CHALLENGE
Fundraising ends TOMORROW - Friday, April 3rd. Online fundraising money goes to research and education to help people with special hearts. Join today to make a difference in the fight against heart disease and stroke. Register online and complete Finn's Mission to learn hands-only CPR.
SPARTAN STORE OPENS SOON
The Spartan Store is open! Any student can stop by the store on their grade's designated weekday to purchase items of their choice. Most items range from $.25 to $3 and include things like fidgets, squishy toys, small toys, pens, etc. As items sell out, inventory will change. In addition, they will be selling Spartan Strong t-shirts (maroon or black) for $10 each.
Here's the schedule:
Mondays 8:10-8:25 - Grades 2 and 4
Wednesdays 8:10-8:25 - Grades 1 and 5
Fridays 8:10-8:25 - Grades K and 3
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Monday: No School
Tuesday: No School
Wednesday: No School
Thursday: No School
Friday: No School |
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SPACE IN SIXTH GRADE SCIENCE
Students in Ms. Bjorkman's 6th grade science classes are learning about Space! Last week in their science workshops, students created suns, moons, and stars through a creative, hands-on activity.
Using crumpled tin foil, they designed textured lunar surfaces, while mirrored jewels represented shining stars. Students added their own artistic touches by illustrating comets, asteroids, and spaceships in their space scenes. They also constructed suns with 3D rays, helping us welcome the arrival of spring and warmer weather.
SPARTAN STRONG STUDENT OF THE MONTH
The Spartan STRONG trait of the month for March is Never Give Up! As you go throughout your day, you may encounter obstacles that can prevent you from doing your best. Sometimes the obstacles are external, and sometimes they are internal. At times, you might even think to yourself that you can’t handle the pressure. You can. You have to persist. Continuing to do the same thing is not enough. You must try different things before you learn what works. This might mean seeking out a teacher for extra support or finding a space away from peers to help you focus. Remember, 'We are Spartan STRONG.'
Grade 6: Winter W.
Grade 7: Domenic Z.
Grade 8: Julianna F.
MARCH STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Congratulations! We celebrate the following students for their achievements and are proud to honor them as March Students of the Month during the 2025-2026 school year.
Grade 6: Sarah H. and Austin D.
Grade 7: Lexington A. and Mason R.
Grade 8: Mason B. and Christopher B.
7th GRADERS RESEARCH THE RISKS & REWARDS OF SOCIAL MEDIA
7th grade ELA students have spent the last several weeks studying the risks and rewards of social media. Through the use of podcasts, articles, and news features, students researched how American teens use their time on social media and the positive and negative implications of the time spent on various platforms. The unit culminated in students writing five-paragraph argumentative essays based on their research. Ask your 7th grader whether they argued that social media is more risky or rewarding for teens and why!
ALL COUNTY
We are honored to have hosted seven schools for this year's Spring All County Music Festival! Guest conductors from the Capital Region worked with student musicians to rehearse high levels of music over the course of two days. The festival ended with a concert to showcase all of their hard work and preparation. Congratulations to all of the students, teachers, and guest conductors!
FLAG FOOTBALL INTRAMURALS
Any middle school student interested in flag football intramurals should stop by Mr. Haller's office to sign up. 6th grade students will have separate dates from 7th and 8th grade students. The first 16 students in each grade to be approved by the nurse will get a spot. Anyone who signs up after the 16 spots are filled will go on a waiting list. Play begins April 14.
DROP-OFF TIME
Students may not be dropped off earlier than 7:40am. Teachers are in faculty meetings at this time, and we do not have supervision available. Students must be dropped off and picked up behind the school. DO NOT drop off or pick up in the student parking lot, in the faculty parking lot, in the circle, or in the lot by the tennis courts.
NYS ASSESSMENTS
New York State Assessments for grades 6-8 will take place as follows:
- ELA: April 28 and 29
- Science (8th Grade Only): May 6 *note the change from the printed calendar.
- Math: May 12 and 13
ORDER A YEARBOOK
The deadline to order a middle school yearbook is May 1. You can order online!
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Monday: No School
Tuesday: No School
Wednesday: No School
Thursday: No School
Friday: No School |
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PROM TICKETS ON SALE NOW
Attention juniors and seniors - prom tickets are on sale during lunch periods! Prom will be on Saturday, May 16, 2026 from 6pm-10pm at Birch Hill in Castleton. The theme is "Midnight Lights." Coronation will be at 4pm in the HS Auditorium. Tickets are $85, or $160 for a couple. Questions? Contact Margaret Robertson at robertsonm@greenvillecsd.org
DROP-OFF TIME
Students may not be dropped off earlier than 7:40am. Teachers are in faculty meetings at this time, and we do not have supervision available. Students must be dropped off and picked up behind the school. DO NOT drop off or pick up in the student parking lot, in the faculty parking lot, in the circle, or in the lot by the tennis courts.
HS MUSICAL!
Greenville High School presents...Oklahoma! Tickets on sale now.
Friday, April 17, 2026 at 7:00pm
Saturday, April 18, 2026 at 7:00pm
Sunday, April 19, 2026 at 2:00pm
National Honor Society will have bouquets and single roses for sale at all showings.
ALL COUNTY
We are honored to have hosted seven schools for this year's Spring All County Music Festival! Guest conductors from the Capital Region worked with student musicians to rehearse high levels of music over the course of two days. The festival ended with a concert to showcase all of their hard work and preparation. Congratulations to all of the students, teachers, and guest conductors!
MENTAL HEALTH MATTERS DAY
On March 11th, the Greenville Advocates participated in Mental Health Matters Day hosted by the Mental Health Association of New York State. Mental Health Matters Day is an annual event where advocates gather to support critical investments that support mental health and suicide prevention in communities across New York State. Students had the opportunity to hear about mental health policy and join in on a rally to promote legislative action. A tradition at Mental Health Matters Day, individuals are invited to speak on why mental health matters to them. Lucas Snyder, Kaylee DeAngelis, and Kalien Milewski volunteered to speak in front of hundreds of people to share their stories. Kaylee DeAngelis shared: “The reason I spoke up about why mental health matters to me is because I am someone who has struggled with mental health in recent years and had wanted to finally speak up about how it had affected me and how I had finally overcome it.” Lucas Snyder shared: “Mental Health is important to me because teachers, students, and first responders often don’t have access to the mental health support that they need. Mental health support should be as common as hospitals are because mental health is physical health.” Our Greenville students inspired us all to let our voices be heard and to prioritize mental health.
PROM THRIFT SHOP
Looking for something to wear for prom this year? Stop by the Prom Thrift Shop until TOMORROW (April 3) during 5th or 6th period (or by appointment) to check out the inventory! Room 230 has dresses, shoes, menswear, and accessories, all free for Greenville prom attendees! Questions? Email Mrs. Karam at karame@greenvillecsd.org.
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!
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Freshmen Class: Tuesday, April 14. 2:45pm-3:30pm in Ms. Snyder's room |
Monday: No School
Tuesday: No School
Wednesday: No School
Thursday: No School
Friday: No School |
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CLAY TRAP SEASON KICKS OFF
The GHS Clay Trap Team had a great first day of our 4th season! Team members completed their annual Range Safety Day, covering shooting range orientation, safety expectations, facility layout, policies, and rules.
Our team of 22 members split into three groups and rotated through hands-on activities, including firearm breakdown, cleaning and care, patterning their guns at the gong, and reviewing basic field procedures.
Safety is the first and most important rule of our league, club, and team. We’re proud of the strong start - wish us luck this season!
SPRING SPORTS PICTURE DAY
Spring Sports Pictures are scheduled for April 14th. The schedule is below. Please remind your child that he/she needs to come to school that day with his/her complete uniform. The individual athlete pictures are used to form the team picture.
2:30pm - Varsity Track & JV Softball
2:50pm - Modified Track & Varsity Baseball
3:10pm - Modified Baseball & Softball
3:30pm - Varsity Tennis
Pictures will be taken in the M/HS cafeteria. Students need to provide one parent phone number on picture day. All coaches and players will be photographed. Team pictures will be put together using the individual pictures. All players need to have their uniforms with them on April 14th. There is no make-up date for pictures. If a student misses picture day, they will not be in the team picture from Upstate Images. If a parent has question about pictures please contact Upstate Images at 855-773-3321 or upstate-images.com.
ATHLETIC PARKING & PARENT PICK UP FOR THE SPRING
JV Softball
Games take place on the upper softball field (A6).
Please park in the softball Lot (#6)
Varsity Baseball
Games take place on the upper baseball field (A5).
Park in the baseball lot (#7). Overflow parking available in the Ellis North Lot (#1).
Track (all levels)
Meets take place on the track (A2).
Park in the softball lot (#6). Overflow parking available in the student lot (#5)
Varsity Tennis
Matches take place on the tennis courts (B2).
Park in the employee parking lots behind the school (#3 and #4).
Modified Baseball
Games take place on the lower baseball field (B3).
Park in the Ellis North Lot (#1). DO NOT park in Lot #7.
Modified Softball
Games take place on the lower softball field (B1).
Park in the employee parking lots behind the school (#3 and #4).
How can families help?
If you are able to walk from the front lots to the back, allowing those who need closer parking to park out back, that would be wonderful. If there is no spot available, please use another lot. Do not park on the grass. If cones are blocking the driveway to the back of the school, then the parking lots out back are full. Please follow staff member directions. Carpool if possible. Do not drive around or through the barriers.
Parent Pick Up
Track, softball and baseball athletes need to be picked up by parents in the front parking lot (#4). You will not be allowed to pick up students out back when we have events going on.
Student Drivers
Student athletes need to park in the student lot (#5) to allow the spaces out back to be utilized by our community, visiting communities, and those with the greatest need.
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ARRIVAL
7:45am - 8:10am
Students are marked tardy after 8:10am.
BUS DISMISSAL
2:32pm
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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 12:36pm-1:17pm
8 1:20pm-2:01pm
9 2:04pm-2:45pm |
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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 12:36pm-1:17pm
8 1:20pm-2:01pm
9 2:04pm-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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