The Community Connections Arab American Heritage event was a beautiful showcase of the culture of the Arab world, with amazing drum and dance performances, music, food, Henna and Arabic calligraphy, crafts, health and wellness resources and so much fun! Many thanks to our guests and everyone who made the celebration special and memorable. We are grateful to the very generous vendors, performers and door prize sponsors. Shout out to these participants: The Greendale Health Department/ Community Alliance, PAGE, Banat Al-Huriyeh, Tabla/Arabic Drum- Peter Alnimri, Stylish Henna By Amina, Farouq Abukhamireh- Arabic Calligraphy. Each guest received a ticket for a door prize sponsored by these generous businesses: Qahwa House, Wellbees Pharmacy, Crystal Hair Salon, MyCare Home Care Services, Cinnabon in Greendale and Bayshore mall, Hot Bargain Depot, Prestige  Accounting Services, Crave Cookies - Greendale, Jana Designs, and Rana's Beauty Room. Watch for this and the other Community Connections events in the 2026-2027 school year!
2 days ago, Greendale Schools
Children and adults receiving door prize ticket
Ladies smiling and enjoying shopping for Bread and scarves
Ladies doing Henna on young girls hands
Girls pour coffee in small cups
Man writing in Arabic
Raffle prizes on a table
Food for sale in a cafeteria
Young child working on crafts at special event.
Big Congrats and good luck to the Greendale High School GRAFFITI Robotics Team which is advancing to the State Championship following an outstanding performance at the Mukwonago competition! The team was also honored with the Team Spirit Award from FIRST Robotics Competition, recognizing members' energy, collaboration, and dedication. This achievement is a testament to the hard work of our students, coaches, and mentors, and brings a lot of pride to Greendale High School and the broader school community. As the team prepares for the State Championship, they are continuing fundraising efforts to help cover competition, materials, and travel expenses. The State Tournament is Saturday April 18, and Sunday, April 19, at Brookfield East High School. If you’re interested in donating: http://bit.ly/4tg9TLn.
10 days ago, Greendale Schools
Three plaques/trophies for GHS from the Muskego robotics competition.
Join us for this annual Community Connections celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, Thursday, April 23, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at Canterbury Elementary.

This FREE Admission family-fun event will feature music, dance demonstrations, food, crafts, art and more. This year’s celebration will include: Debkeh dance, an Arabic calligrapher plus FREE food samples, and Henna art.

Dinner items from Fatty Patty Food Truck. Boutique items available for sale. (Please bring cash for purchases.) Everyone who attends will receive a ticket to enter into a free drawing of gift items from our vendors and local Arab-American owned businesses.

See you at Canterbury!
19 days ago, Greendale Schools
Poster announcing Arab American Heritage Celebration at Canterbury
Our Battle of the Books team, Bookmarked for Victory, competed at state the last week of February. It was a tough battle, but they fought valiantly. GHS placed 21st out of 65 teams! Congratulations to these four hard-working students!
about 1 month ago, Greendale Schools
Bookmarked for Victory four-student Battle of the Books Team in a posed photo taken for the State battle.
Congratulations to GHS Culinary instructor Eliza Seivert and our GHS Culinary Team, made up of two 10th graders and three 11th graders. They competed at Fox Valley Technical College in Appleton in the State ProStart Culinary Competition. Check out their plates! We are so proud of their composure and how they represented GHS.
about 1 month ago, Greendale Schools
Culinary Team and Teacher posing in their competition area.
Culinary Team getting instruction at start of competition.
Plates of food prepared by the Culinary Team at the competition.
Culinary Team at work during the competition.
Culinary Team at work during the competition.
Culinary Team at work during the competition.
Students in Mr. Kozicke's Physics class learned about grounding and conduction using a Van de Graaff generator.
about 1 month ago, Greendale Schools
Student in Physics Class with hands on a generator and hair sticking up.
Congratulations to your Greendale Poms for their accomplishments at the Wisconsin Spirit Championships! The team placed 1st in Pom, 1st in Kickline, 3rd in Hip Hop, and the duet of Eliahna Tellez and Makenna Kison placed 3rd overall. Way to go, Poms!
about 2 months ago, Greendale Schools
Poms posing with their medals, trophies and poms after their wins at the Wisconsin Spirit Championship.

March is designated as Youth Art Month and our Greendale Schools' student artists are showcasing the creativity, talent, and hard work that comes with creating works of art. The Greendale Public Library has a selected display of artwork from all of the Greendale schools. These works will be at the library through the month of March only. Please visit the art show and share this experience with your family.

about 2 months ago, Greendale Schools
A person painting a landscape on a canvas in an art studio.
Three children's drawings of owls with colorful details.
The Greendale High School Varsity Cheer Team won another state title in Green Bay!! Congratulations to our cheerleaders on ending their season on an absolute high note! #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence #PantherPride
about 2 months ago, Greendale Schools
GHS Varsity Cheer Team posing at State competition with their State Champions banner and trophy.
Last week, GHS Biomedical Innovations students presented the results of their recent experiments. Using posters to showcase their learning, students explained how they acquired data and statistically analyzed it to determine if groups had significant differences in results. Each group tested physical abilities and strengths of peers, comparing things like grip strength between track and tennis players, lung capacity of wind instrument players and the general population, vertical jump ability of cheerleaders and basketball players, the oxygen capacity of swimmers and wind instrument players, and other topics. Their findings were interesting and their research and analysis skills impressive! Great work, Panthers.
about 2 months ago, Greendale Schools
Biomedical Innovation students will be presenting their experiments by showcasing their posters. Students acquired data and statistically analyzed it to determine if groups had significant differences in results.
Three individuals examining posters of academic presentations in a hallway.
Three people in a hallway, two observing a research poster on the wall, and one writing on a clipboard.
We've got seats available for tomorrow's Pops Concert at GHS. Join us -- 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. shows on Saturday, February 28. Get your tickets here: https://search.seatyourself.biz/webstore/accounts/greendalemusic/buy-tix
about 2 months ago, Greendale Schools
A stage set with music stands labeled "Greendale Jazz" and chairs, illuminated by purple lighting.

Time 4 Learning (4K) Registration is underway NOW!
Don’t wait until the last minute! Securing your spot early helps us plan for the best possible classroom experience. Registration for 4K for the 2026-2027 school year has been open and families may still register; however, at this time the opportunity to request the AM or PM session may be limited. Complete registration information is posted on the Time 4 Learning website.

about 2 months ago, Greendale Schools
Time 4 Learning  Registration Graphic Announcing Registration is open and photos of kiddos
Some GHS students and parents attended an informative Career Pathways session during Parent/Teacher Conference Night to learn more about the specialized programming courses and credit opportunities available within GHS classrooms and also outside of school. Counselors did a great job untangling a huge topic. This presentation, with audio, will be posted soon. Watch the GHS Weekly newsletter for details.
2 months ago, Greendale Schools
Parents and students listening to counselors share info on career pathways opportunities.

Join us TONIGHT for a community conversation on Executive Functioning Skills for Students -- Tuesday, February 10, 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. at the Hose Tower.

Community Alliance, Greendale Schools and the Greendale Public Health Department are teaming up to discuss the executive functioning skills we all need for success. Find out what these essential skills may look like based on a child’s age: planning, time management, task initiation, organization, problem solving, flexibility, working memory, emotional control, impulse control, attentional control and self monitoring. Registration recommended. Use this link or call the Greendale Health Department at 414-423-2110.

2 months ago, Greendale Schools
Executive Functioning Event Flier with all details of event same as the story
G-Harmony took 3rd place overall at their ICHSA Quarterfinal! Students had a ton of fun prepping and singing throughout the day while meeting other competing groups. They learned so much watching the other performances, and loved sharing their show. G-Harmony was also awarded Outstanding Soloist (Clara Svoboda) and Outstanding Arrangement (Holden Griffin) which was a huge honor. Special thank you to Kennedy Kapocius for your wonderful choreography, and congratulations to Ladies Knight and Limited Edition who will both be moving on to semifinals at the Pabst Theatre in March! Awesome job, Panthers!
Photos by Robert Tyree | Tyreephotos. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence #PantherPride
2 months ago, Greendale Schools
G-Harmony posing with their Third Place Certificate
G-Harmony Cheering after earning third place at competition
G-Harmony posing on stage with third place certificate with others behind them
Student Holding His Outstanding Arrangement Award Certificate
Student Holding Her Outstanding Soloist Certificate

A group of students attended the Northwestern Mutual/Milliman Actuary Science Seminar at the NM Headquarters in Downtown Milwaukee last week. The students learned about education necessary to become an actuary and received information on internships available for this career path. They spent time finding out about the typical "Day in the Life" of an Actuary, the Actuary Exams, and the Actuarial Career Path. They also explored a case study example and finished the day with a Q&A from two top executives from NM and Milliman. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale

3 months ago, Greendale Schools
Five students at seated around a wooden table smiling for the camera
Slide with the words what is an actuary and what do actuaries do.
Over twenty Greendale High students connected with local healthcare leaders at the Second Annual Hands-On Healthcare Careers Expo on February 3. Students learned about a variety of healthcare careers and made connections with local organizations that serve the community. The hands-on event, held at Greenfield High School and hosted by the Center for Healthcare Careers of Southeast Wisconsin, welcomed more than 1,000 students from across Southeast Wisconsin. It featured over 35 interactive experiences hosted by major healthcare partners, including Ascension, Advocate Aurora Health, Froedtert Health, and Children’s Wisconsin.

The students spoke with healthcare professionals, explored real-world demonstrations, and learned about education pathways and career opportunities across a wide range of health-related fields. This annual fair helps students to understand the vital role of these healthcare organizations in meeting workforce needs and supporting community well-being.
3 months ago, Greendale Schools
Four young adults smiling in a gymnasium with people and a sign in the background.
A group of five individuals in a gymnasium wearing surgical caps and masks, holding surgical instruments.
A group of people observing a medical demonstration on a mannequin in a gymnasium.
A group of people gathers around an informational booth in a gym, with a table displaying various items like a skeleton hand model and foam rollers.
Two women working with a medical arm model on a table at an educational fair.
A woman points to x-ray images on a display board at a Children's Wisconsin booth with blue tablecloth.
Students engaged at a medical demonstration table in a gymnasium.

Order NOW - Greendale St. Patrick's Day Apparel
The Greendale School Store will be offering one final chance to place your pre-order for Greendale x St. Patricks Day Apparel! The online store will close THIS Sunday at midnight. If you'd like to support the Greendale DECA Program and show your School Spirit, feel free to place your order today! https://bsg.chipply.com/greendalestpattys/

3 months ago, Greendale Schools
Green shirt with white shamrock and Greendale Pantherhead logo inside the shamrock.
Tie-dye green shirt with white shamrock and Greendale Pantherhead logo inside the shamrock.
Beige sweatshirt with a green shamrock and Greendale Pantherhead logo inside the shamrock.

GHS Educators Rising is collecting Personal Hygiene and Toiletry items for people in need in our community ,now through February 9, 2026. Donations will be delivered to local community organizations, including Greendale's own Caring Closet to help families in need. Full- and travel-side items are needed, including: Soap & Body Wash, Deodorant, Feminine Hygiene products, Lip Balm, Lotion, Shampoo, Toothbrushes and Toothpaste.

Bring your items to any Greendale school office or donate funds to the drive through Classmunity. All funds will be used to purchase hygiene items for those in need.

3 months ago, Greendale Schools
Hygiene Drive Flier updated with QR code and products needed.
Our PLTW Biomedical Innovations students ended the first semester with some creative final assessments, which included a spirited debate on performance-enhancing drugs and also by simulating the performing of laparoscopic surgery. #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
3 months ago, Greendale Schools
Students Debate Performance Enhancing Drugs in PLTW Biomedical Innovations First Semester Final Assessments
Students Debate Performance Enhancing Drugs in PLTW Biomedical Innovations First Semester Final Assessments
Students in PLTW Biomedical Innovations Simulate the Performing of Laparoscopic Surgery