GHS English Teacher Diane Euston secured
a grant through Ancestry.com (their Ancestry Library Edition) for 60 logins to
their website. They work with organizations across the country in order to
support family history efforts. Ancestry.com is known worldwide for their
expansive genealogy databases and have over 2.7 million members worldwide. One
membership for one month is $25.99; through the grant, Ms. Euston was able to
secure 60 logins for 6 months. 
Wednesday, July 2, 2014
GHS Quilt Project Through Ancestry.com with Diane Euston's Summer Class
GHS English Teacher Diane Euston secured
a grant through Ancestry.com (their Ancestry Library Edition) for 60 logins to
their website. They work with organizations across the country in order to
support family history efforts. Ancestry.com is known worldwide for their
expansive genealogy databases and have over 2.7 million members worldwide. One
membership for one month is $25.99; through the grant, Ms. Euston was able to
secure 60 logins for 6 months. 
GHS Teacher Cheryl Landers Wins 2014 Teacher of the Year Award
Cheryl Landers from Grandview High
School has been selected to receive the 2014 Teacher of the Year award from
Missouri Educators of Family and Consumer Sciences and Human Services
(MoEFACS). The Teacher of the Year award is given
to a Missouri FACS teacher for making significant contributions to FACS through
curriculum development and/or providing multiple FCCLA opportunities for
students. Landers
has been teaching at Grandview High School since 1994. She has been very active
as an Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) advisor, MoEFACS
member, and community member.
Ryan
Beatty, Assistant Principal at Grandview says of Landers, “She is exceptionally
professional, conscientious, solution driven, analytical, practical, and well
versed in her area of content. She has the capability to lead and the
willingness to accept responsibility.”
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Butcher-Greene Summer Explorations Students Donate to the Grandview Assistance Program (GAP)
Students in Ms. Belk's Summer Explorations Read 180 class in the Grandview School District collected almost 1000 items during summer school to donate to the Grandview Assistance Program. They began their summer by reading about heroes making a difference. Then, they conducted research to determine the needs of their own community. After that, they put together and presented a proposal for principals, requesting that they be allowed to collect hygiene items from the entire summer school. Click here to view video and pictures.
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