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GFHS FBLA Heads to State
Good luck to the nine Granite Falls High School Future Business Leaders of America who headed off to state this morning which will be held in Spokane, Washington.
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CTE Expansion
Granite Falls School District's Career Technical Education (CTE) is proud to offer exciting pathways that connect high school classes to college, industry certification and careers.
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4th & 5th Graders Learning Life through Robotics
Students show up excited for class and can’t wait to play with legos. One student, Casey Mummy shared, “Thursday is the best day of the week because I get to go to Robotics and then PE!”
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GFHS Culinary Implementation
Levy dollars support the growth with the Granite Falls School District culinary program.
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Farm Field Day and FFA
The Granite Falls High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) perform an annual event for Mountain Way Elementary Kindergarten through Second-grade students where they showcase several farm animals like goats, a pony and bunnies.
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Technology Advancements
Over the past several years, our community’s support through the capital project levy has enabled our district to move toward a vision of excellence in technology supports.
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GFSD Facilities
Even though school life has been very different over the last year, our facilities team has been hard at work preparing our buildings for both hybrid learning and continued growth.
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The Return of Students
Districts across the state were instructed that remote learning for fall 2020 needed to be more robust than spring 2020. Check out how Granite Falls School District was able to provide this instruction to our students!
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Importance of Parent Partnership
One of the Granite Falls School District’s strategic plan goals is to foster a consistent, district-wide culture that encourages and celebrates student success at all levels, enabling a climate of mutual respect, inspired learning, character and life-skills development. To initiate positive behavior supports via targeted staff training, role modeling, counseling and family partnerships.
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Technology Through the Years
Thanks to the continued support from the community our students, teachers and staff have had access to technology that would’ve otherwise been out of reach. Prior to 1998 our technology purchases and projects were funded from a Maintenance and Operations Levy. The district decided to carve out a separate levy dedicated solely to technology in 1998.
