THANK YOU FOR HELPING US CREATE A CULTURE OF EXCELLENCE AS WE PROGRESS

IN THE 2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR!

Please ensure students review the Handbook in their agenda and follow all school rules.

E-Epitomize Integrity

X-eXpress Respect

C-Commit to learn

E-Exercise responsibility

L-Lead with courage

EXCEL-lence should be in all areas, this includes at afterschool events, on the buses and at bus stops. Please review the rules with your child to ensure all SGMS Knights are in a safe space with good decisions by all. For example: Bus drivers should be able to focus on the road not on students making poor choices. Help us ensure students have a safe transport to and from school. At athletic events all fans should be able to cheer for their team and not hear or see inappropriate actions. We are showcasing our KNIGHT values.

Thank you for partnering with us!

DOJO UPDATES: 356 Parents connected--

How are you ensuring your homeroom connection is increasing?

Thoughts: Post in newsletter, text, send flyer with QR home with students, offer an incentive....

Every connection counts!!

Don't forget: Treat opportunity for the top 3 classes over 90% by end of Q1 (10/27)

Hauck, Mills, Mabe and Huie team: 87% to 92% to 95% (***you are in the treat for end of Q1)

Adams, A. Walsh, Rayne, Hinerman and English team: 49% to 77% to 84%

Yakout, Groff, Maholic and Ramos team: 50% to 72% to 74%

Hunter, Nelson, Dowd, S. Walsh, Turner and Urena team: 34% to 56% to 61%

Rawlings, Pope, Welder, Grider, Prattis and Smith team: 35% to 39% to 45%

Williams, Fallon, Brown, Erickson, Fiery and Stewart team: 15% to 21% to 22%

The first half of the fall athletic season has come and gone. With it, comes a conference title for the boys soccer squad! Congrats to Coach Welder and his boys for finishing the season with a 4-1-1 record and a conference championship! The GVB squad didn’t win the conference, but they played well and Coach Crigger and Coach Mabe were extremely proud of the girls for their efforts. Football finishes up its non conference schedule with a respectable 2-1 record. They start conference play with a game vs Ferndale on October 19. No athletic contests this week, but we do begin girls soccer and boys volleyball tryouts, which will take place on Monday and Tuesday.

Monday-10/10-Girls Soccer/Boys Volleyball Tryouts---4PM-545PM—Meet in Main Gym

Tuesday-10/11-Girls Soccer/Boys Volleyball Tryouts---4PM-545PM---Meet in Main Gym

Student interim reports

Students have their agenda's in poly folders

Title 1 documents have been sent home and should be returned with signatures

More info will come out this week for selected students regarding:

E-therapy or Boys and Girls Club

• ELA interim assessment 1 October 14th
  
• Science 8th grade interim assessment 1 October 18th
• Unity Day 10/19 (plan to dress in Orange) more info to come
  
• Math 7 Interim assessment 1 October 27th
• End of Quarter 1 October 27th
• Teacher Workday October 28th and October 31st
• Parent volunteers needed for a school wide activity on 11/4 (tentative) please reach out to the front office or your childs Homeroom teacher if you would be available to assist in anyway.
• Quarter 1 Success Assemblies November 9th--more info to come
• SGMS Jamboree-November 18th--Parent volunteers needed--click link and complete if you are available for a Lunch and Learn and/or Volunteering at Team Building
• https://forms.office.com/r/HgCMT5A9NS
  

Our administrative team is available to assist with any and all SGMS questions or concerns. You may reach us at 336-674-4266 or by email. We love your partnership please reach out if you have suggestions or shout outs for our amazing staff.

Tracy Roof, Principal-rooft@gcsnc.com (students with last names P-Z)

Lorie Rainey, Assistant Principal-raineyl@gcsnc.com (students with last names G-O)

James Moore, Assistant Principal-moorej5@gcsnc.com (students with last names A-F)