They still need about 12 judges for Region 1 Science Day on Saturday, March 14th at Edison State Community College. If you, a friend, a colleague, a family member, or a boss are available, please share the judge registration form with them. The organization will feed judges breakfast AND lunch! AND....they get to see amazing kiddos from throughout the northern Miami Valley Region and be inspired by our next generation of leaders, innovators, and industry disruptors.
https://forms.gle/HqNiRRTCqTfBk8n88
https://forms.gle/HqNiRRTCqTfBk8n88
B-WISER (Buckeye Women in Science, Engineering, and Research) is a residential summer science camp for 7-10th grade girls hosted by The College of Wooster from June 15-20, 2026. B-WISER provides a team-taught, hands-on science experience, offering a Middle School program for girls completing 7-8th grade this year and a High School program for current 9-10th graders. Campers stay in college dorms and participate in laboratory-based courses in state-of-the-art science facilities. Curriculum includes biology, chemistry, physics, geology, engineering, and a variety of advanced topics. Girls make new friends with similar interests, advance their skills, and increase self-confidence.
Established in 1990, the mission of B-WISER is to encourage young women to pursue their interests in the sciences. The camp is supported by The College of Wooster, the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, and the Ardelle and Theresa Glaze Foundation. The application deadline is April 30. Several financial aid scholarships are available to those who qualify.
For more information and to register, please visit the camp website: https://bwiser.spaces.wooster.edu/
Established in 1990, the mission of B-WISER is to encourage young women to pursue their interests in the sciences. The camp is supported by The College of Wooster, the Martha Holden Jennings Foundation, and the Ardelle and Theresa Glaze Foundation. The application deadline is April 30. Several financial aid scholarships are available to those who qualify.
For more information and to register, please visit the camp website: https://bwiser.spaces.wooster.edu/
The Graham Middle School Student Council and National Junior Honor Society are co-sponsoring an "Empty Bowls" Project. This event will benefit the local food pantry. Community members have the opportunity to purchase a ceramic bowl, that you will keep, and during the event you can receive unlimited soup and salad, along with specialty breads and desserts.
Empty Bowls is a grassroots movement in collaboration between artists and community entities to raise money for food related charities. GMS has been proud to collaborate with our own art teacher Mrs. Wilson, custodian Amy Wilcoxon, GMS staff, and various student organizations for years.
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GMS Newsletter 3/4/26 - March Library Calendars, Skilled Trades Competition, Upcoming Conferences, Empty Bowls Project, Girls in STEM Summer Camp, GYAA Baseball & Softball Registration, and more... https://app.smore.com/n/0nvfh
Congratulations to our Skilled Trades Competition team! The team of Cade Lensman, Layne Greer, Oscar Anderson, Morgan Vulgamore, Adelyn Guidera, and Lynzie Littlejohn competed today in Urbana at the Madison-Champaign County Educational Service Center and brought home some hardware to add to the trophy case, two student tool kits, and a 3-D printer sponsored by Parker Trutec. Top placers for GMS were Morgan Vulgamore in 1st and Adelyn Guidera in 3rd. Cade Lensman was our top placer for boys in 4th. When you added the best times of the team, combined, we also are fairly certain we would have won an overall team title as well. (That wasn’t a thing this year, but we feel confident anyway, and felt it was important to share!) Morgan Vulgamore was also the top competitor of the day, with the lowest overall time, completing the skilled trades course in just 1 minute 45 seconds, which is incredible.
The Skilled Trades Ninja Madness Competition is completed in collaboration with Ohio Hi-Point as well as the Champaign County Business & School Liaison. Champaign County schools are invited to each bring 6 students to participate. Students show proficiency in the following skills in the competition: Drill/driver, hammering, electrical circuit, use of welding gloves, nuts & bolts, measurement, and plumbing trap removal/ reassembly.
GMS Online Learning Day Plan
With the closure today, we will implement Online Learning Day #3, our final Online Learning Day.
GMS staff will be available to students throughout the day through email and google classroom. Teachers will also have specific times that they will host Google Meet sessions in which students can get online and ask specific questions about assignments they are to be working on during the closure.
Here is the video meet schedule for our teachers:
All Related Arts teachers: 9:00am - 10:30am
All ELA teachers: 9:15am - 10:45am
All Math teachers: 9:30am - 11:00am
All Science teachers: 9:45am - 11:15am
All Social Studies teachers: 10:00am - 11:30am
All work assigned to be completed on Online Learning Days is due no later than 5 school days from the closure.
3/2/2026 - CLOSED
This will be our final online learning day.
3/2/2026 - 2 hour delay
Due to late snow and slick roads
They made it to midnight! 6 hours on a Friday night after a full week of school. Rock-a-Thon 2026 is in the books and this group of just 43 students raised $6,805 towards future trips, with one student bringing in over $500 himself! Great event for all!
Final prize drawing of the night at Rock-a-thon! Winners received a 9-hole bucket golf set, a face painting kit accompanied by a card game, and $30 towards their trip account.
A staple of Rock-a-thon is a "no tech hour" where all the devices go away. Get out the games and socialize! And apparently the fad this year at rock-a-thon is nail care... Mr. Fuller even obliged.
Rock-a-thon prize drawing #2 featured winners choosing $30 towards their trip account, an art kit, and a drone!
The first drawing of Rock-a-thon raffle prizes has been completed. All winners met the expectation of accepting prizes Price Is Right style! Winners selected $30 towards their trip account, a 3D pen, and a bluetooth clock/media player.
These GMS students are rockin' the night away from 6pm-midnight to raise pledges for their future DC trips! Huge shout-out to our staff here to make this possible: Mr. Wagner, Mr. Callison, Mr. Fuller, Ms. Webb, and Mrs. Herrera.
Rock-a-Thon at GMS is tonight from 6:00pm-Midnight. Reminder to students, you had to be pre-registered to attend, and we have had that list posted all week for you to check. Do not come early, we will check-in right at 6:00pm. If you have not yet turned in all your fundraising money, you must bring it with you to the event.
GMS Track & Field conditioning scheduled for tomorrow (Monday) has been cancelled due to staff illness.
Last week to order your 2025-2026 GMS Yearbook!
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GMS Newsletter - 2/20/26 - Science Fair Results, 2026-2027 Scheduling, One Week for Yearbook Orders, GMS Track & Field Info, Off-Season GHS Girls Soccer Workouts, The Little Mermaid Musical, and more... https://app.smore.com/n/sgkfr2
2/19/2026 - 2 hour delay
Due to fog through the district.
Congratulations to our February HERO of the Month Winners!
6th Grade - Liam Kizer & Hunter Lawson
7th Grade - Rayne Jackson & Silas Shearer
8th Grade - Mackenzie Crooks & Myles Wilson
Staff Member - Mr. Wical
* Students are nominated by staff, and staff are nominated by students each month. Nominations focus on the pillars of our PBIS Matrix here at GMS:
H - helpful
E - engaged
R - respectful
O - show ownership
6th Grade - Liam Kizer & Hunter Lawson
7th Grade - Rayne Jackson & Silas Shearer
8th Grade - Mackenzie Crooks & Myles Wilson
Staff Member - Mr. Wical
* Students are nominated by staff, and staff are nominated by students each month. Nominations focus on the pillars of our PBIS Matrix here at GMS:
H - helpful
E - engaged
R - respectful
O - show ownership
