Students in 8th-grade US history enjoyed acting out a mock trial about the impact of Christopher Columbus. A trial of witnesses, evidence, and lawyer arguments was acted out by the students (There were some amazing opening and closing statements!). At the end of the trial, a jury of students decided on how historians should view Christopher Columbus. Additionally, all students also wrote their opinion in a graded short response.
Please take a look at the impressive sewing skills of our 8th-grade students. These FCS students, taught by Ms. Burritt, worked hard to prepare their projects.
The middle school would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to everyone who donated to our food drive! This was our biggest collection to date, with over 1,000 items donated.
Congratulations to the 7th grade, who won the award for the most items collected by a class. They’ll be enjoying a special ice cream treat soon, thanks to another generous donation.
We also had some fun incorporating the food drive into our annual homecoming float, bringing school spirit and community service together.
Congratulations to the 7th grade, who won the award for the most items collected by a class. They’ll be enjoying a special ice cream treat soon, thanks to another generous donation.
We also had some fun incorporating the food drive into our annual homecoming float, bringing school spirit and community service together.
Congrats to our Caught Being Good Winners. This month, we held an extra drawing for students, giving them the chance to win a gift card to Ettrick Golf Course and Fat Cat's Bait Shop.
Ms. Every’s Life Skills class is putting together first aid kits for our school. Great work, crew, on working together to complete this task.
Exciting Update for Our Homecoming Food Drive!
Thanks to a generous donation, we’re sweetening the reward for our winning class! 🍦 The Two Scoops Ice Cream Truck will be rolling in to treat the top class to a special ice cream celebration.
Right now, our 8th graders are in the lead—but there are still two days left to bring in donations and change the game!
Remember, all donations can be dropped off at the Middle School Office.
Let’s finish strong and support a great cause—thank you for your generosity!
Thanks to a generous donation, we’re sweetening the reward for our winning class! 🍦 The Two Scoops Ice Cream Truck will be rolling in to treat the top class to a special ice cream celebration.
Right now, our 8th graders are in the lead—but there are still two days left to bring in donations and change the game!
Remember, all donations can be dropped off at the Middle School Office.
Let’s finish strong and support a great cause—thank you for your generosity!
Congrats to this week's Caught Being Good Winners. Way to go, middle school students!
We Need Your Help-
GET Middle School is sponsoring a food drive for the Galesville Food Pantry to celebrate homecoming week. For those of you with a competitive spirit, the grade level with the most food collected will win an ice cream treat. Starting Monday, students should bring items to their core 1 class. The food pantry is in need of several items, including canned fruit or vegetables, boxes of macaroni, jars of peanut butter, cans of tuna, pasta and pasta sauce, Jell-O, baked beans, crackers, packaged cookies, and cans of soup. The last day to collect food items will be next Friday, September 26th.
GET Middle School is sponsoring a food drive for the Galesville Food Pantry to celebrate homecoming week. For those of you with a competitive spirit, the grade level with the most food collected will win an ice cream treat. Starting Monday, students should bring items to their core 1 class. The food pantry is in need of several items, including canned fruit or vegetables, boxes of macaroni, jars of peanut butter, cans of tuna, pasta and pasta sauce, Jell-O, baked beans, crackers, packaged cookies, and cans of soup. The last day to collect food items will be next Friday, September 26th.
Congrats to this week's Caught Being Good Winners. Way to go, middle school students!
Mrs. Lavery and our 7th & 8th grade artists are exploring architecture through their choice of media: one-point perspective drawing, collage, or 3D paper sculpture. Each medium comes with its own unique process, giving students opportunities to problem-solve and create original, personal works of art.
They are focusing on developing skills in each material and then choosing one to explore more deeply. Students spent time envisioning and planning their ideas before creating, and now we are stretching ourselves to go beyond the easiest solutions. They are discovering that the most successful ideas often come after trying, failing, and trying again — and we’re having fun with the freedom to experiment along the way!
They are focusing on developing skills in each material and then choosing one to explore more deeply. Students spent time envisioning and planning their ideas before creating, and now we are stretching ourselves to go beyond the easiest solutions. They are discovering that the most successful ideas often come after trying, failing, and trying again — and we’re having fun with the freedom to experiment along the way!
We Celebrated Our First Caught Being Good Winners!
We’re excited to share that we celebrated our first Caught Being Good winners!
Students can earn Caught Being Good tickets by meeting expectations and demonstrating positive behavior throughout the school day. These tickets can then be entered into various drawings—including our popular weekly candy giveaways!
Here’s a photo of our first group of winners—way to go, middle school students! Keep up the great work!
We’re excited to share that we celebrated our first Caught Being Good winners!
Students can earn Caught Being Good tickets by meeting expectations and demonstrating positive behavior throughout the school day. These tickets can then be entered into various drawings—including our popular weekly candy giveaways!
Here’s a photo of our first group of winners—way to go, middle school students! Keep up the great work!
Today, our students visited the middle school library with Mrs. Campbell. She showed students all the resources available, from new books to DVDs, and helped students find something they’re excited to read. Thank you, Mrs. Campbell, for welcoming students and making the library such a great place to learn and explore!
The middle school staff took a moment during a busy day to celebrate someone's 60th birthday. Thank you, Mrs. Jenkins, for all you do for this school and our staff. During your 34 years as a middle school secretary, you have helped thousands of students. #RedHawk Proud!
6th graders are conducting scientific research to determine which paper towel is the best.
It was wonderful to see students back in the building today at G-E-T Middle School! We were especially impressed by our new 6th-grade students and how much our 7th- and 8th-grade students have grown—both in maturity and confidence. Tomorrow, we look forward to welcoming the other half of our student population. What a fantastic way to kick off the school year!
The G-E-T Middle School was grateful to accept a check for $200 from CCU CO-OP Credit Union to help fund some of their special education supplies. We are honored to have such strong community partnerships.
It was wonderful to welcome all of our new 6th-grade students at orientation yesterday! A huge thank-you to our amazing 8th-grade Web Leaders, who did a fantastic job making our newest middle schoolers feel at home and guiding them through everything they need to know as they begin this exciting new chapter.
A special shoutout to teacher Suzanne Truax and school counselor Ashley Weibel for their outstanding leadership in organizing and facilitating this important event. Your efforts truly made a difference!
A special shoutout to teacher Suzanne Truax and school counselor Ashley Weibel for their outstanding leadership in organizing and facilitating this important event. Your efforts truly made a difference!
We celebrated our last attendance reward drawings for the year. We recognized students who were absent for two days or fewer in the fourth term. Congratulations to all our winners
Middle school students had the opportunity to enjoy end-of-year field trips yesterday. All three grade levels were out of the building, enjoying the beautiful weather.
Attention parents and guardians! It's time for the 2025-2026 annual student information update.
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