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Mrs. Harris’ class and Mrs. Cahalan’s class at Randall Elementary meet twice a month for “STEAM buddies.” Using activities from mystery science, they created an invention that would pick up a paper apple without grasping it with their hands.

Taylor High School Griffin Volleyball’s Pink Out Game for breast cancer was held recently. Coach Rybski was proud of her JV team, was lost two of three games from Southgate Anderson, 24-26, 25-20, 24-26.

Mrs. Cahalan’s second-grade class at Randall is very thankful to the generous donors for the student’s Scholastic books each month throughout the year. Here is the book the students received for October, “The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin” by author Joe Troiano.

Mrs. Holstein’s kindergarten class at Blair Moody Elementary enjoy the flexible seating options in their classroom.

Randall Elementary’s fourth-grade classes have been busy with math related art and learning about the three branches of government.

On Oct. 9 the West Middle School Marching Band performed for the home football game against Monroe.  The band led the players and spectators in the National Anthem.  During halftime, the band took the field to perform selections from “Broadway.” The crowd was energized and the weather cooperated. A great big thank you to the …

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On October 9-10 Hoover Middle School students in Ms. Passarelli’s seventh-grad science class tried to make a cloud in a cup. They are learning about the water cycle and were creating different stages of it.

The students in the POHI (physically and health impaired) and ASD classrooms at Taylor High School combined to do cardio drumming with the physical therapist and classroom staff last week. The students really got into the activity and enjoyed the experience. The students will be doing cardio drumming a few times a month, as well …

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Kinyon Elementary shows support of Cancer Awareness Month with sea of pink!

The Taylor High School DECA membership this year is up to 111 members. That is 34 more than last year, and the club can’t wait for the competitions to begin. The club held a pantry drive competition to collect good items for the Griffin Pantry. Congratulations to Ms. Bales’ 5th hour, who were the winners …

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