GBB State Championship appreal items are now onl sale! **Brands and Fabris are the same as the section shirts.** Stop down to JHill to try on items! Online store closes Sunday, April 14th. https://www.jhillpromotions.com/goodhue-girls-state-basketball-champions.htm
9 months ago, Goodhue School
Congratulations to the Goodhue FFA Livestock judging team on their 2nd place finish at the Little I SDSU Livestock judging competition. There were 92 teams that competed at this event. Congratulations again to Caden Lodermeier, Hazel Volkmann, Jaclyn Jenson and Haley Betcher.
9 months ago, Goodhue School
lodermeier, volkmann, jenson, hadler, lodermeier, betcher
The next round of eCybermission applicants have entered the competition! Mrs. Meyer's Science Exploration class for Quarter 3 has submitted their Mission Folders in the national competition. Winners are announced in May at the regional level with the opportunity to advance all the way to nationals in Washington D.C. along with scholarship prizes up to $5,000. Good luck!
11 months ago, Goodhue School
Middle School Students
Middle School Students
Middle School Students
Middle School Students
"Creating a Kinder World Through Art" Four GHS students completed portraits for the Memory Project, a non-profit organization based out of Wisconsin. This year, our students drew children from Syria. To participate in the Memory Project, artists and art students are sent real photographs of children from orphanages, refugee camps and other disadvantaged situations from specific countries. These portraits are created and then hand-delivered when finished, connecting and inspiring youth around the world. Sofie Irwin, Olivia Gadient, Aubrey Christianson, and Mackenzie Lodermeier hold their finished portraits of children from Syria for the Memory Project.
11 months ago, Goodhue School
"Creating a Kinder World Through Art" Four GHS students completed portraits for the Memory Project, a non-profit organization based out of Wisconsin. This year, our students drew children from Syria. To participate in the Memory Project, artists and art students are sent real photographs of children from orphanages, refugee camps and other disadvantaged situations from specific countries. These portraits are created and then hand-delivered when finished, connecting and inspiring youth around the world. Sofie Irwin, Olivia Gadient, Aubrey Christianson, and Mackenzie Lodermeier hold their finished portraits of children from Syria for the Memory Project.
"Creating a Kinder World Through Art" Four GHS students completed portraits for the Memory Project, a non-profit organization based out of Wisconsin. This year, our students drew children from Syria. To participate in the Memory Project, artists and art students are sent real photographs of children from orphanages, refugee camps and other disadvantaged situations from specific countries. These portraits are created and then hand-delivered when finished, connecting and inspiring youth around the world. Sofie Irwin, Olivia Gadient, Aubrey Christianson, and Mackenzie Lodermeier hold their finished portraits of children from Syria for the Memory Project.
"Creating a Kinder World Through Art" Four GHS students completed portraits for the Memory Project, a non-profit organization based out of Wisconsin. This year, our students drew children from Syria. To participate in the Memory Project, artists and art students are sent real photographs of children from orphanages, refugee camps and other disadvantaged situations from specific countries. These portraits are created and then hand-delivered when finished, connecting and inspiring youth around the world. Sofie Irwin, Olivia Gadient, Aubrey Christianson, and Mackenzie Lodermeier hold their finished portraits of children from Syria for the Memory Project.
"Creating a Kinder World Through Art" Four GHS students completed portraits for the Memory Project, a non-profit organization based out of Wisconsin. This year, our students drew children from Syria. To participate in the Memory Project, artists and art students are sent real photographs of children from orphanages, refugee camps and other disadvantaged situations from specific countries. These portraits are created and then hand-delivered when finished, connecting and inspiring youth around the world. Sofie Irwin, Olivia Gadient, Aubrey Christianson, and Mackenzie Lodermeier hold their finished portraits of children from Syria for the Memory Project.
Reminder: No School 2/19/24
11 months ago, Goodhue School
no school 2/19/24