Gibbon Nation. Monday, November 11th is scheduled as a 2:30 dismissal for PLCs. To accommodate Veterans Day Activities, we WILL NOT have an early dismissal and students will be dismissed from school at our normal times. Elementary, 3:22 and Secondary, 3:30
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Chemistry I students review elements of the Periodic Table by playing Battle Ship.
Second grade practiced voting for "Class Presidents" on Election Day! Horton the Elephant won for Gartner's class. Henrietta the Heart won for Hoffmeister’s class. They loved watching the votes being counted!
The Mock Trial team beat GICC team 1 at the Hall County Courthouse today! Keagan Pickel and Ivy Noller received Best Attorney and Best Witness awards. The team finishes regional competition 3-0, and they will find out next week if they qualify for the regional championship.
We had such a successful Red Ribbon Week! Thank you to everyone who donated to our school pantry! We would still love donations to support our students and their families!
Please join the Gibbon FFA chapter this Thursday, November 7th at 7:00pm in the school commons for the 2nd annual Gibbon FFA Auction! This is a great opportunity for the kids to get out into the community! We would love all of the support and can't wait to see you there!
JUNIORS and PARENTS!!! On November 20th from 8:15-11:30AM the Juniors will be taking the ASVAB test which is The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery. This is a test that measures a person’s aptitude in four areas: science, technical, verbal, math and spatial. The ASVAB helps students identify which careers they would be best suited for. If a student is interested in the military the ASVAB also helps determine the students eligibility and suitability for military service and careers. SGT Jerromy Cissell will be here November 5th during advisory to inform Juniors what to expect on the 20th. Please reach out to Mrs. Waddle if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you.
Estudiantes del grado 11! El 20 de noviembre, de 8:15 a 11:30 a. m., los juniors tomarán la prueba ASVAB, que es la batería de aptitud vocacional de las fuerzas armadas. Esta es una prueba que mide la aptitud de una persona en cuatro áreas: ciencia, técnica, verbal, matemática y espacial. La ASVAB ayuda a los estudiantes a identificar para qué carreras serían más adecuados. Si un estudiante está interesado en el ejército, la ASVAB también ayuda a determinar la elegibilidad e idoneidad de los estudiantes para el servicio militar y las carreras. El sargento Jerromy Cissell estará aquí el 5 de noviembre durante la sesión de asesoramiento para informar a los juniors qué esperar el día 20. Comuníquese con la Sra. Waddle si tiene alguna pregunta o inquietud. Gracias.
🏀Gear up, Buff fans! 🏀
The Gibbon Lady Buffs Basketball Clothing Store is OPEN! Check out the latest styles and rep your team with pride! Click the link to shop and show your support for our Lady Buffs! https://www.mydynamicts.com/gibbongirlsbasketball/shop/home
Reminder that tomorrow is the last day of our Red Ribbon Week Food/Toiletry drive! We've had a great week so far! Let's finish strong!
FYI Early College Students: CCC will be coming on November 6th to continue to register students for early college classes for the entire day. If you have not taken a class before but you want to please meet with Mrs. Waddle ASAP. Thank you.
Please join us this afternoon for the Dave Johnson Halloween Community "Scare the Square" Event starting at 5 pm at the Gibbon Fire Hall. Games, candy, door prizes, hot dog meal, pinatas and a free will offering will be provided. Come experience the fun!
GHS Lib has lovely plants thriving in the south window.But they are outgrowing the pots! Wondering if anyone might have large pots & potting soil they'd be willing to donate to nurture them back to health.If so, please call the HS office.Thank you!
Kindergarteners practice fine motor skills through Q-tip painting. This colorful exercise helps build the small muscles in their hands and fingers, which play a big role in tasks like holding a pencil, cutting with scissors, and writing. Fine motor skills are essential for academic success as they build a foundation for future reading, writing, and math skills.
🦉Today, our kindergarteners dove into an exciting informational text all about owls! 📚 Their curiosity was sparked, and they made amazing connections to the new vocabulary words we explored together. They proudly explained that owls are nocturnal, meaning they’re awake at night, and shared what they learned about baby owls, or owlets. They even discovered that some owls live in underground homes called burrows!
It’s incredible to watch these young learners make connections and build their understanding. Keep soaring, little scholars! 🦉📖
Government students engage in an academic game.
6 students from the 6th grade class were chosen to attend the UNK Youth Leadership Conference! The students learned about the 4 areas of kindness: trusting, encouraging, including, and celebrating!
Making memories at Gibbon Public Schools.
First grade guidance lesson on healthy habits.
Students interested in attending CCC after high school met with Maria Lopez from the Grand Island Campus today.
