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Greenville City Schools has created this blog site to keep our parents,community, students, and alumni better informed to all the great things happeing in Greenville City Schools. You will find athletic ,fine arts,academic, building, student, and staff highlights.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
GHS Musicians Perform at Versailles High High School For the Musical "Peter Pan"
On April 24, 25, and 26, several GHS musicians and directors, played in the pit orchestra for Versailles High School's musical "Peter Pan". Our musicians joined other adult musicians and two VHS students to comprise an orchestra of eighteen members strong (which is a rather large pit orchestra). The group, along with the VHS cast, performed for four sold out shows, receiving many accolades from those in attendance and on stage. The total production of Peter Pan included 52 student actor/singers in addition to the pit. Over 100 individuals took part in making this production a success, which included Peter Pan and the Darling children flying! Our GHS student musicians were excited to take part in this unique and exciting experience and really enjoyed the bond created with the VHS students. The musical director was Robin Brown, who has taught fourth grade in Versailles for 35 successful years. Mr. McKibben was thrilled at how outstanding our GHS musicians and the entire orchestra played and loved directing such a well supported and outstanding production!
Members of the Peter Pan Orchestra from GHS were: Row 1: Sarah Herzog (violin) Alex Lance (trumpet); Row 2: Francesca Masso-Rivetti (violin), Cylas Conway(violin), Jeff Wirrig (percussion), Jennifer Murray (cello); Row 3: Mr. Moore (trumpet), Brett Clark (Instrumental Music Booster Treasurer/Bass), and Mr. McKibben (Music Director for the Show). Not pictured is Nicole Manges (violin)
Thursday, April 17, 2014
Greenville Junior High Band Students Attend Solo and Ensemble Contest
On Saturday,
April 12, 2014, members of the Greenville Junior High School Band attended the
Ohio Music Education Association’s District XI Solo and Ensemble Contest. All students participated on a volunteer
basis and did extremely well. The
students were adjudicated on a rating scale from 1 to 5 in which 1 is the
highest rating. Overall the students
returned to G.J.H.S. earning 14 “I” ratings and 7 “2” ratings.
The following soloists received a “1” rating: Aubrianna Shields, Chloie Graves, Max Onkst, Madison Baker, Jordan Miller, Shelby Herrmann, Lauren Dull, Shawna Osborne, and Brandon Kolb.
Ensembles receiving a “1” rating were :8th Grade Brass Trio, 7th Grade Saxophone Trio, 8th Grade Woodwind Trio, 7th Grade Flute Quartet, 7th/8th grade snare drum trio.
The following soloists receiving a “2” rating were: Anna Manges, Tyler Clark, Aaron Buchy, Mariah Nicholas, and Garrett Hartle. Ensemble receiving a “2” rating were: 8th grade woodwind quartet, 7th grade trumpet trio.
The Greenville Junior High Bands are under the direction of Mr. Brian McKibben with the assistance of Mrs. Kat McNew- Anderson
The following soloists received a “1” rating: Aubrianna Shields, Chloie Graves, Max Onkst, Madison Baker, Jordan Miller, Shelby Herrmann, Lauren Dull, Shawna Osborne, and Brandon Kolb.
Ensembles receiving a “1” rating were :8th Grade Brass Trio, 7th Grade Saxophone Trio, 8th Grade Woodwind Trio, 7th Grade Flute Quartet, 7th/8th grade snare drum trio.
The following soloists receiving a “2” rating were: Anna Manges, Tyler Clark, Aaron Buchy, Mariah Nicholas, and Garrett Hartle. Ensemble receiving a “2” rating were: 8th grade woodwind quartet, 7th grade trumpet trio.
The Greenville Junior High Bands are under the direction of Mr. Brian McKibben with the assistance of Mrs. Kat McNew- Anderson
Friday, April 4, 2014
CT - MED TECH
President Dani Marker expresses “opportunities are endless
in Medical Tech Prep!” Four weeks out of our senior year, every student has the
chance to job shadow in almost every desired career. Our instructor, Emily
Powers, has done her absolute best to have us experience four different areas
whether they are in the medical field or not. One could find us exploring any
career from the hospital setting, to the police station, to a veterinarian’s
office. This helps us figure out which occupations we may want to pursue or
maybe even a job that do not suit us as well as another could. These rotations
are very significant to us as individuals, especially when we all came into
this program with little idea of what we wanted to do after graduation. Vice
president, Shelby Cassity states, “coming into Med Tech my junior year I was
never one to like the blood and guts, now that I have gone through rotations I
have realized that being a critical care nurse is my calling”. Powers has
created professional relationships with area healthcare workers to provide them
with quality opportunities. Powers adds,
“The purpose of the rotations is for students to explore careers they are
interested in, hopefully these experiences lead them to make a decision about
their future”. Now, after our exposure,
we are all leaving with more experience, confidence, and a plan to start the
next chapter of our lives.
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