Staff Writer
Thursday, August 30, 2018
GREENFIELD — Inside Ms. Valentine’s fourth-grade Federal Street School classroom there was a burning question a couple of students had: Will there be recess today?
Sadly, the answer was “no,” but that was because Greenfield...
District News
Recorder: "Fourth-graders nervous, excited on first day of school"
Mr. Rogers, beloved children's character, theme of GPS' 2018-2019 Convocation
2018-2019 Bus Routes
GREENFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOLS ROUTES
Information about all bus routes are now available from Travel Kuz
BUS # 5 Federal Street-Leyden Woods
BUS # 7 Federal Street-Cleveland, Madison, Montague City Road, Cheapside, Deerfield Street, Washington Street
Four Corners: BUS #2-Country Club, Barton...
GPS 2018 Convocation & District Training schedule
You can download the full 2018 Convocation & District Training schedule here.
Here's what's hop-pening in our district!
Radio Minute with Superintendent Jordana Harper and Eliza Calkins
Eliza Calkins is introduced as the new Greenfield Public Schools Foodservice Director. Eliza talks about increasing communications with parents and guardians. She plans to host a district-wide recipe contest for students and...
Recorder: "Editorial: Composting: Kids have got it down pat"
Thanks to Amy Donovan, program manager of the 21-town Franklin County Solid Waste Management District, our kids are better composters than most of us adults. In fact, they’re so good that the district has attained a milestone: As reported recently, 38 schools around the...
GPS Announces New Parent Communication App!
Greenfield Public Schools is excited to announce the launch of a new service that will enhance district communication by allowing us to deliver important information for parental...
Recorder: "Summer robotics"
Staff Writer
Tuesday, July 31, 2018
GREENFIELD — Greenfield Middle School teacher Rachel Cummings welcomed her robotics students for summer work last week at the John Zon Community Center. A handful of students came by the center to continue their robotics work that...
Recorder: "33 of 35 county schools actively composting"
And in 25 public schools around Franklin County, it’s happening in a big way.
The Franklin County Solid Waste Management District has reached a milestone: 25 public schools around the county divert all food and paper waste from cafeterias and kitchens into compost programs.
That’s...