Congratulations to the 2024 Winter Homecoming Court and King Tyson Wallace and Queen Sienna Summers!
Enrollment Conferences are Thurs., Feb. 22. , Noon to 3:30 & 4:25-8:00 pm. College Career Job Fair Thur., 4:30 to 7:30. Conferences continue Fri., Feb. 23 , 7:00 -11:00 & 11:55-3:00.
Check emails for link to reserve your appointment with PRIDE teachers.
Jostens representatives will be at GHS Tues., Feb, 6 from 11:30-1:15 to take orders for Graduation Jewelry. Class rings can also be ordered at jostens.com.
Jostens will be at GHS Tuesday, January 30 during PRIDE for an information meeting regarding ordering Class Jewelry.
"School bus drivers are the people who transport children to their future."
Kristy Evers, Transportation Trainer, received the District Attitude Award after being nominated by Mr. Robert Rehse. Her nominator wrote, “As tends to happen every year, the district is short on bus drivers. That shortage is especially acute for activity drivers for sports. When the district put out feelers at the beginning of the year for coaches to sign up, lots of people were interested. At least until they saw how in-depth the training is and how much information you are required to learn. I decided to dive in anyway and once I did, I discovered Kristy was the perfect person to teach prospective drivers. She has made everything as user-friendly as possible and shows you exactly what you need to know and what are the best ways to learn it. The average person can't parallel park a car. Kristy has a method that if you simply follow the steps, you can parallel park a bus. She has a very calming presence about her teaching style and is very encouraging in her feedback. She understands that you'll make mistakes but helps you learn from them instead of dwelling on them. She made the process very bearable and helped me pass the CDL test on the first try. She is an asset to the district that often goes unnoticed so I believe she deserves this recognition.”
Join KAY for Bingo this Wednesday! family fun night!
On January 18th, Goddard High hosted a January Jumpstart event focused on student success in and out of the classroom! Thank you to some of our partners who allowed GHS Students to come visit their Campus/Workplace!
On January 18th, Goddard High hosted a January Jumpstart event focused on student success in and out of the classroom! Thank you to some of our partners who helped make this day a huge success!
Due to extreme temperatures and dangerous wind chills that have been forecasted, there will be NO SCHOOL on Tuesday, January 16, 2024, for Goddard Public Schools. Please be safe, and have a great day! - Dane Baxa
All offices and Schools will be closed in observance of Martin Luther King Day
Due to hazardous winter weather conditions, there will be NO SCHOOL on Tuesday, January 9, 2024, for Goddard Public Schools. - Dane Baxa
Congratulations to GHS Theatre on a successful Kansas Thespian Festival January 4-6. Numerous highlights from the event included excellent ratings by students, Scholarship dollars earned, and Gold Honor Troupe recognition as well as the closing show of the festival! Well done!
Due to hazardous winter weather conditions, there will be NO SCHOOL on Friday, January 5, 2024, for Goddard Public Schools. - Dane Baxa
Winter Break is Dec. 18 - Jan. 3.
Offices will be open Jan. 3
Fall Finals Schedules 2023
“The art of conversation lies in listening.” – Malcolm Forbes
Congratulations to Phil Moorhouse, a Science Teacher at Goddard High School, for receiving the District Attitude Award!
His nominator wrote, “I am a new hire to the district and was 'forced' into a relationship called co-teaching for the first time in my career. Phil has made my first experience with co-teaching wonderful. I talk a lot; he listens a lot (haha). I can tell through our discussions on students, and academics in general, that he has a genuine heart for teaching and students. Phil chooses his words wisely and has a lot to offer when he speaks to me and the students. Phil always has a cup of coffee and a smile.”
Thank you Phil for going above and beyond to help others feel heard and valued. We are proud you are a part of our #265Family!
Goddard High School Engineering recognized as a State Finalist in the Samsung Solve for Tomorrow competition. Congratulations to Dr. Pinkerton, Lilly Montez, Anna Peery, and Karaline Scott and best wishes as the competition continues! We are proud of your hard work and efforts!
Out of the Blue Improv Show and Musical Theatre Talent Showcase is Fri., Dec. 8, at 7:00 p.m.
As we celebrate National Special Education Day, we have a lot of things to be excited about as we enter our third year of being the host district in the Goddard Special Education Cooperative. Our cooperative serves 1,732 students in 21 school buildings within the communities of Goddard, Clearwater, Conway Springs, and Cheney. Our cooperative also serves students with disabilities who attend St. Elizabeth Ann Seton in Wichita, Holy Spirit in Goddard, St. Joseph in Conway Springs, and St. Peter in Schulte. Our staff in these communities do an incredible job of working with all students regardless of their disability. They define the mission of our cooperative, that all students can learn together in a school community and participate meaningfully via inclusive education systems that meet the unique needs of all students.
Please join our Lady Lion Players and Coaching Staff for an evening of skill work, drills, and games! Pre-K through 6th grade students welcome to attend in the fun on Dec. 20th, 5-7 pm at the GHS Gym.
