Wow, we are on a roll!! Way to go 2nd grade!! Keep reaching those goals!!
Another one of Garfield's amazing 2nd graders has reached their reading goal!
And yet another Garfield student is crushing her reading goals!! Way to go!
Mr. Medina's boys ate lunch with Ms. Ryan today. We enjoyed some good food, laughter, a short video, and great conversation.
Ms. Perez's second grade class had a visitor! Vector came to say hi. The students loved it and even got to watch Vector dance.
Ms. Perez's second grade class had a visitor! Vector came to say hi. The students loved it and even got to watch Vector dance.
Annual 3rd grade field day!
Labette County Field Day.
These two Vikings have been working hard to keep reaching their reading goals. Keep up the great work. So proud of them!
There's a shark at Garfield! Let Test Fest 2025 begin. We have the best principal ever!
Breakfast for Champions. The kids are going to rock the state tests.
They have made their AR goals!! Way to go, keep up the great work!!!
TEAM CHAMPIONS won Waun's Ela Madness earning 1,655 points! Students spent the past 6 weeks working on Language Arts and Study Island topics! Each topic passed earned them points for their team!!
Details are important! Students in Mr. Medina's class have been talking about writing and using details to make their writing piece more interesting! Students wrote instructions on how to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Mr. Medina followed their instruction exactly. It was a fun sticky mess!
This little viking met his Study Island math goal and made it to the island. Way to go kiddo!
Students in Mrs.Waun's class celebrated Women's History Month by writing a paper about an important woman in their life!
Garfield April Events
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Ms. Pollard's class worked hard this last 9 weeks!
We had some amazing awards today. I love how hard they all work to achieve success.
Mrs. Strode's class learned how important bees and other insects are for beautiful flowers because they have to be pollinated. Then we made flowers and bees so we could act out pollinating our flowers.
