Back to School Check in is Open! Once your forms are finished, head over to the new BACK TO SCHOOL HUB webpage. This one-stop page contains info you need to get your Panther's ready for the new school year. Check it out now.
Child Development Days 2026-2027 Dates Set
Child Development Days screening is available to all Greendale resident children 3-4 years of age who are NOT enrolled in Greendale Schools' 4K Program. The event is held at Highland View, 5900 South 51st Street, and offers important screening of your child(ren)'s school readiness, including: speech and language development, reading readiness, social-emotional maturity, fine and gross motor skills and vision and hearing. Families also receive information on normal child growth and development and have access to developmental resources and informational handouts. Participants can share refreshments and receive a free gift for their children. Child Development Days are held on select dates by appointment only. Schedule an appointment by calling (414) 423-2713.
2026-2027 Dates:
Friday, September 4, 2026, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Thursday, November 19, 2026, 4:00 - 6:15 p.m.
Friday, February 5, 2027, 8:30 - 11:30 a.m.
Thursday, April 15, 2027, 4:00 - 6:15 p.m.
Back to School Check In/OLR will open on Wednesday, July 15. This annual review is REQUIRED of all Greendale Schools’ families. It is an opportunity to review and confirm or update student and family information.
Reviewing this information takes place in Infinite Campus and ensures the school has the most accurate information on student enrollment, correct address and contact information for families, emergency contact details, and health and demographic information for your children. This process must be completed BEFORE the first day of school, September 1, 2026. Student Fees are also due at that time.
Watch for an email message when the Infinite Campus portal is available for OLR. Families must have an Infinite Campus PARENT PORTAL account to complete this process. Please make sure you have an account and can access it. This is the same account you use to review your student(s) report cards. Thank you!
Greendale's Junior Panthers U8 Baseball Program is open to incoming 1st and 2nd graders! This is a great opportunity for young players to learn the game, build skills, and represent their hometown team. Tryouts for the team are coming soon, Wednesdays, July 15 and 22, 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. at Highland View Field. Get more information and register your child for tryouts on the Junior Panthers website linked here. Go Junior Panthers!
A group of our fantastic College Park 3rd graders rolled up their sleeves and got their hands dirty before school let out for the summer to help beautify the school! Armed with a shovel, teamwork, and a lot of enthusiasm, they planted a variety of beautiful flowers and plants in the front of the school. Keep an eye out for the new pops of color next time you walk by—the future looks bright and beautiful thanks to these hard-working students!
Before school got out for the summer, some of College Park's youngest artists got the chance to grab paintbrushes and help bring the school mural to life. Working together on such a big project taught the first graders about collaboration, creativity, and taking pride in the school community. They may be small, but their contribution to the school’s spirit is absolutely huge. We are so proud of these little Picassos!
Student Password Reset
To keep our student devices aligned with security best practices, all student passwords have been changed as of 9 a.m. today, Tuesday, June 16th. In preparation for the change, we have published the new passwords in Infinite Campus. Here are guides for locating new passwords:
Parents/Guardians
Students
All users will need to log back in with their new passwords. If you have any questions, please put in a tech ticket. The Tech Department is staffed during the summer months and happy to assist.
School's Out: Kickoff to a Safe Summer CANCELED 6/11/2026
Due to this afternoon's weather forecast, the annual School's Out event has been cancelled. A few kids' activities will still be available in the lower level community room of the Greendale Public Library between 3:00-7:00 p.m.
School's Out: Kickoff to a Safe Summer CANCELED 6/11/2026
A message from the School's Out Committee:
If you've been watching the weather, you see that at the moment it looks like it'll be a rough time this afternoon and evening.
As an outdoor event, focused on having a safe summer, we're obviously prioritizing participant safety, and that means we had to make the sad decision to cancel the event tonight. We're brainstorming ways to bring the event back some time this summer, and hope we'll still be able to showcase all the fun, safe, and enriching opportunities our community has to offer!
For those of you willing to brave the weather, a few kids activities will still be available in the community room downstairs in the Greendale Library between 3:00-7:00PM.
Sincerely,
The School's Out: Kickoff to a Safe Summer Organizing Committee
A message from the School's Out Committee:
If you've been watching the weather, you see that at the moment it looks like it'll be a rough time this afternoon and evening.
As an outdoor event, focused on having a safe summer, we're obviously prioritizing participant safety, and that means we had to make the sad decision to cancel the event tonight. We're brainstorming ways to bring the event back some time this summer, and hope we'll still be able to showcase all the fun, safe, and enriching opportunities our community has to offer!
For those of you willing to brave the weather, a few kids activities will still be available in the community room downstairs in the Greendale Library between 3:00-7:00PM.
Sincerely,
The School's Out: Kickoff to a Safe Summer Organizing Committee
Congratulations to our 2026 retirees! We appreciate, recognize and celebrate your commitment to our students. Best wishes as you move forward to your next chapters! #PantherPride #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
College Park was buzzing with energy, teamwork, and a whole lot of school spirit for their annual Olympic Day! From thrilling relay races, to a bouncy house and fun field challenges, our students brought their absolute best effort and cheered each other on every step of the way. A massive shoutout to all our incredible athletes, staff, and volunteers who made this unforgettable day of friendly competition possible.
After weeks of hard work, goal-setting, and building each other up, the College Park Girls on the Run team crossed the finish line of their celebratory 5K run at American Family Field. Girls on the Run is about discovering inner strength, building confidence, and fostering teamwork. Watching these girls support one another and crush their goals in such an iconic venue was an absolute joy. A massive thank you to the dedicated coach volunteers and the families who cheered them on every step of the way. Congratulations, runners—you showed true heart, determination, and star power! Keep shining bright!
Important End-of-Year Reminder: Locker Clean-Out!
As we approach the end of the school year, we need your help ensuring a smooth transition into summer. Please remind your student(s) to completely clean out their locker/cubby and bring all personal belongings home.
What to bring home: Personal books, binders, gym clothes, winter coats, and any leftover supplies.
What to leave behind: Trash, recycling, and anything belonging strictly to the school.
We highly recommend sending your student to school with a large reusable tote bag or an extra backpack next week to help them haul everything home easily.
Any items left in lockers after Friday, June 12, will be donated or discarded so our custodial staff can deep-clean the hallways over the summer. Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our school clean!
Thank you for your cooperation and support in keeping our school clean!
Just a little reminder...
The torch is lit and we are ready! Tomorrow is our highly anticipated Olympic Day. Here is the schedule of events.
To ensure everyone has a safe and fun time, please remember:
1. Have students wear sneakers and socks-t here will be lots of running and moving around!
2. Make sure your student has a water bottle.
3. Rock the tie-dye! If your child still has their tie-dyed T-shirt at home, please have them wear it tomorrow to show their team spirit.
Planning to join us or volunteer? If you need a quick refresher on your timing, you can double-check your slot right here.
Thank you for all your support in making this day special for the kids. See you tomorrow!
Move over video games! There’s a new obsession taking over the College Park 4th graders, and it’s a retro classic. Armed with determination, spatial reasoning, and an impressive amount of patience, these nine- and ten-year-olds are officially taking on the Rubik’s Cube. What starts as a chaotic scramble of plastic and color quickly becomes a lesson in grit. Watch closely and you’ll see fingers flying, foreheads creasing, and students trading algorithms like recess secrets. Whether they are mastering the first layer or aiming for a sub-one-minute solve, these young cubers are proving that no puzzle is too complex when you refuse to back down. Twist by twist, turn by turn, they aren't just solving a cube, they’re building serious brainpower!
School Store Open One More Day!
Good news, everyone! Because we still have some awesome items in stock, the school store is opening for one final day tomorrow! If you missed out last week, this is your absolute last chance to grab your items before we close. Don’t miss out!
Please Remember to Wash Your Student's Tie-Dyed T-Shirt
Our students have been working very hard on their tie-dyed t-shirts. Some of them may have already brought their shirts home to be washed. Please be sure your student’s t-shirts are washed and ready to go on June 4, which is our Olympic Day!
Here are some simple directions. Thanks for your help!
College Park School's 5th graders received a powerful lesson in character and patriotism during a special visit from our local VFW Veterans. The veterans spoke with students about the importance of striving for excellence, inspiring to be your best, and treating both themselves and others with deep respect. The honored guests shared the rich history of the American flag. The 5th graders watched a live demonstration on how to properly fold and care for the flag, gaining a newfound appreciation for what it symbolizes. The Vets also explained the difference between Patriotism and Americanism. The students learned that Patriotism is the emotional heartbeat of a nation. It is the deep love, loyalty, and devotion a person feels toward their homeland. Americanism is not just about loving the country; it is about believing in and upholding the foundational ideals that make America what it is: liberty, equality, democracy, individual rights, and the rule of law. Thanks to the VFW Veterans for investing their time and wisdom for this special visit. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
Tomorrow is Beach Day at College Park!
Ditch the winter blues and get ready for some fun in the sun! Tomorrow, students and staff are encouraged to dress in their favorite beach-themed attire—think Hawaiian shirts, sun hats, and bright colors. (Just remember to keep outfits school-appropriate and leave the swimsuits at home!) Let’s make it a great day!
College Park's 4th graders had a great field trip to JA BizTown! After weeks of learning about business expenses, civic duties, and the flow of the economy, these students finally stepped into the mini-city to put their knowledge into practice. It was a day filled with high-stakes decisions, bustling storefronts, and a whole lot of "grown-up" responsibility. Beyond the fun of wearing a badge or "buying" a snack, students walked away with a deeper understanding of financial literacy and teamwork. They saw firsthand how their individual jobs contributed to the success of the entire city. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
