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Bullying Prevention Policy
Updated September 15, 2021
Griggsville-Perry School District Bullying Prevention Policy 7.180 by Andrew Crivlare on Scribd Click below to open the PDF of this file. Bullying Prevention Policy 7.180.pdf
Calendar Updates Due to Snow Days
School to be in session on Friday, February 26th
Friday, February 26th, was originally scheduled as an Emergency Day. The district has used up three of our Emergency Days. Therefore, next Friday will be a student attendance day, and it will be a B-Day. GP . . .
High school yearbooks arrive at GP
Books still available for purchase if you didn't order one yet
The 2019-2020 yearbooks have arrived and are ready for pick-up! Stop by Mr. Crivilare's room to get your book today. If you didn't get to order a book yet, there are still copies left in stock for $45.
Upcoming Remote Learning Days
All students to work from home on Sept. 18 & 25, Oct. 2 & 16
After further consideration and consultation, we have decided to make Friday, September 18, a Remote Learning Day (RLDs). This is in addition to the days that we had communicated would be RLDs. . . .
New Survey Results from Students, Parents, Staff Now Available
Results were a factor in district planning for the next thirty days
SURVEY RESULTS and PLAN for SEPT. 14-OCT. 16 Our surveys are in. We received responses from 132 parents, 85 students (K-12), 34 teachers, and 11 staff members. The overwhelming choice is to continue at least in a reasonable semblance . . .
Presenting the 2019 GPHS "Gridiron Challenge" Video
This is how GP rolls! Take a look at our submission to the Pepsi Gridiron Challenge! This video was made in collaboration with all the staff and students of GP and is another reminder of what we can do when we work together! . . .
Discrete Math Class Projects Spring 2019
A message from math teacher Kevin Duffy: Project Information: Below is a link and special instructions for each project. For this class presentation, I chose one project from the year for each student. Special . . .
2019-2020 High School Course Descriptions
Includes new classes, graduation requirements, and more!
Griggsville-Perry High School Click here to download the entire course descriptoin book! Course Descriptions 2019-2020 Updated: May 2019 . . .
Fiona Kelly Named High School Student of the Month
Sophomore Kelly Has Reputation for Helping Peers and Participating in Charitable Organizations
Fiona Kelly, the sophomore daughter of Dave and Sheila Kelly, has been chosen as our February Student of the Month. It is safe to say that Fiona is a great example for our student body, and her drive and character help her excel in the . . .
Five GIFs That Sum Up the National Guard Obstacle Course
It's hard to keep it together when you're jumping through a bounce house obstacle course (courtesy of Ms. Dokey and the National Guard on Wednesday). Let's take a look at how these students managed to stay on their feet and hop . . .
Course Descriptions Now Available
Use this guide as you plan your courses for the 2018-2019 school year! Griggsville Perry Course Description Booklet 2017-2018 Updated Version on Scribd
Bailey Scoggins Awarded Student of the Month
Senior Scoggins was awarded for "selflessness" and making "everyone feel cared for"
From the desk of Nurse Kayt: "Bailey is a very well-rounded student who cares for her academics as much as she does others. Her selflessness is rare for someone her age. Bailey is . . .
"Butterfly in the Sky..."
Check Out Photos from the Most Recent Butterfly Releases
Follow the links to see what Ms. Sheehan and her science crews have been up to with the elementary students! Click here for 4th Grade Butterfly Release! Click here for 3rd Grade Butterfly Release! Click here for 2nd Grade . . .
Bailey Scoggins: November Student of the Month
Griggsville-Perry High School’s November Student of the Month is 11 th grade student Bailey Scoggins. Bailey is the daughter of Lafayette “Tug” and Tammy Scoggins of Griggsville. Bailey was recognized because she has . . .
Yearbooks Are Here!
2015-16 Yearbooks Arrive at GP!
2015-16 Yearbooks are here at GP! Come pick up your book and see what happened last year! The current-school year, 2016-17 Yearbooks will be ready to be in your hands when you register for the next school year. You can order that . . .
Tornado Times Volume 2, Issue 1
Griggsville-Perry High School Newspaper
It appears you don't have a PDF plugin for this browser. No biggie... you can click here to download the PDF file. To Download the new issue of the GPHS Newspaper as a PDF please follow this link (opens in a . . .
Operation Teen Safe Driving brings mock crash scene to GPHS
Recently the GPHS Operation Teen Safe Driving group (OTSD) under the direction of their sponsor, Kate Risley, hosted a mock-crash scene at the high school. Memebers of OTSD played the parts of victims in two care crash scene. The OTSD . . .
GPHS students take to the fields and the ponds
Environmental classes put Monsanto grant to good use
Mrs. Sheehan's Environmental Class has been taking trips to local fields and pond to test soil and water. The class has been using equipment purchased with funds provided by the Monsanto grant they received this fall. Students are gaining . . .
Tornado Watch of the Week: Kale Liehr
Tornado Watch of the Week: Kale Liehr For knowing when a staff member was having a bad day and was able to make it better! Congratulations, Kale!
Tornado Times First Edition Makes Its Debut
High School Newspaper
Tornado Times First Edition (May 22nd, 2015)
Science Celebrates Mole Day!
Some may think that Mole Day is about a small hairy rodent that digs annoying holes in your yard, but October 23rd is actually to celebrate Avogadro’s number. What is Avogadro’s number, you may now be thinking? It is . . .
Celebrate Mole Day with Ms. Logsdon and her Fire-Breathing Pumpkins
The students in the 2 physical science classes, chemistry and physics classes definitely know how to celebrate Mole Day. What is Mole Day? Mole Day is Oct. 23rd and it is the day that is the celebration of science. The students, along with . . .
