We are looking for an enthusiastic transitional kindergarten teacher to foster and facilitate the intellectual and social development of some of your youngest students!
Join our team! Bus drivers wanted.
Behind every student is a school counselor who encourages them to dream big and be bold. We appreciate our school counselors that are making a big difference!!
Greenville Public Schools will be closed today Tuesday, February 7, due to icy back roads. Stay safe today Yellowjackets!
HALF DAY for ALL students today (Wednesday, February 1)! GMS release - 10:30am, GHS release - 10:35am & Elementary release - 11:50am.
Reminder...Wednesday (February 1st) will be a Half Day for ALL GPS Students!
Check out our open position. Apply today to join our fantastic team at Walnut Hills!
HALF DAY for ALL students today (Wednesday, January 18)! GMS release - 10:30am, GHS release - 10:35am & Elementary release - 11:50am.
Reminder...Wednesday (January 18) will be a Half Day for ALL GPS Students!
Call (616) 754-6185 to register!
January is School Board Recognition Month. GPS would like to thank our current and past School Board members for their commitment to our students, staff, parents and community members! We appreciate you!
Photographed (left to right): Richelle Lentz (Trustee), Kire Wierda (President), Brian Gardner (Trustee), James Anderson (Treasurer), Charlie Mahar (Trustee), Michael Huff (Vice President), Maureen Wolverton (Secretary), Sophie Gardner (2023 Student Representative) and Superintendent Wayne Roedel
Greenville Public Schools received an incredibly generous donation of a Phillips AED (Automated External Defibrillator) from Kevin McGraw, founder of SERC (School Emergency Response Coalition). The setup donated to us includes the AED with a travel case, first aid response kit, additional AED pads, and a spare battery. This is over $2,000 worth of equipment to help our school community safe.
Greetings Greenville Public Schools Family!
It's that special time of year where GPS staff, parents, and students tempt fate and plunge into the icy waters of a frozen lake to benefit the Special Olympics. The Polar Plunge will again be close to home at Turk Lake and take place on Saturday, February 4th. The Special Olympics do some pretty amazing things for some of our very own students right here in Greenville. It's a very worthwhile organization and this event is one of their biggest fundraisers.
If any of you are brave enough to join the other crazy people, it's really not too bad....just a bit of a shock to the system! It's for a great cause. If you'd like to join the Frozen Jackets, please email Mr. Walsh (Principal of Baldwin Heights Elementary and Captain of the Frozen Jackets) at mike.walsh@gpsjackets.org.
If you'd rather support the Frozen Jackets by donating some much needed funds, please donate ONLINE by going to this website: https://give.classy.org/frozenwalsh23. Click on the "Donate" button and follow the directions.
Thanks for your support!
There will a Board of Education Meeting on Monday, January 9, 2023, at 7:00pm at the Central Services Facility (1414 Chase Street, Greenville). For more Board of Education information, please visit https://www.gpsjackets.org/page/board-of-education
Nominate an outstanding staff member today!
Don't forget to set your alarm - school resumes tomorrow, 1/4/23 ⏰
Greenville Public Schools is joining 537 local and 56 intermediate school districts across Michigan to celebrate January as School Board Recognition Month. Special THANKS to James Anderson, Brian Gardner, Michael Huff, Richelle Lentz, Charlie Mahar, Kire Wierda, and Maureen Wolverton for serving GPS, we appreciate all you do!
All parents of students who receive Special Education support or services are invited to join the Parent Advisory Meeting on Tuesday, January 10th at 6:00pm. We will learn about guardianship and what happens when your child turns 18. We hope to see you there!
Wishing you all the best in 2023!
Fun GPS Facts!
