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This newsletter is published in cooperation with the Green Council of PTAs,
Green High School PTSA and Green High School
The Bulldog bite
Welcome Back!
Welcome to the 2018-2019 school year!
We are happy to welcome back all of our Bulldogs and are
looking forward to a happy and productive school year.
Communication is essential for any relationship, including the relationship between our
schools, families, and our community. Green High School has been working to find the
most appropriate means of communication with our families. Here are just some of the
ways, we work to communicate important with our GHS Families:
1. The Bulldog Bite: This wonderful newsletter is published quarterly by our PTSA.
This year, we are going to an entirely digital format. Our publication will be emailed
home to families, and is also posted on our GHS Website.
2. The GHS Website: We work very hard to keep our website up to date and filled
with important information, sometimes almost too much! Take a moment and
explore our website. On the left side of the page, you will find orange tabs which
continue some of our most sought after info, including: our GHS Student Services
tab and our Daily Announcements tab. GHS Website
3. Facebook: We have 2 Facebook pages that we post to weekly. Our Green High School Facebook page and our
Green High School Student Services page. “Like” both our pages for easy updates.
4. Instant Connect Messaging: Our Instant Connect messaging system gives us the opportunity to connect quickly
with all our families. We send our messages about upcoming events, reminders, and important school
information. Short messages can also be sent in text messages. Please make sure we have your email address
that you access most often.
5. Google Classroom: Each grade level has their own Google Classroom. Announcements are posted daily within
these classrooms. Parents can sign up for “guardian notifications” for the Class Classrooms as well as their
individual teacher classrooms.
6. Large Group Information Sessions: We like to hold information sessions in conjunction with our Parent/Teacher
Conference nights. During these evenings, you can conference with your student’s teachers and attend an info
session. These may include: College Credit Plus, Scheduling Info Sessions, and coming soon… a Parent Class on
Google and Google Classroom. Our conferences this year are on September 27, November 8, and February 21.
7. Daily Student Announcements: There are three ways our students can access our daily student announcements:
a. Scrolling Big Screen TVs: There are four large screens TVs in our school on which announcements scroll
continuously. These TVs are in high traffic areas including, the Main Office, Commons, the Student
Services office, and the GHS Media Center.
b. Google Classroom: In each of the four Google Class Classrooms (Class of 2022, Class of 2021, Class of
2020, and Class of 2019), daily announcements are posted each day. Students also receive email
notifications within their school emails of announcements.
c. GHS Website: On the left side of our website, there are grey information tabs, under the scrolling events.
The last tab down is the “Daily Announcements”. Students and families can access our announcements
here and there is always an archive of previous announcements.
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9/10 Band Booster mtg
9/12 Final Band Disney payment due
9/13-18 City of Green days at Akron Zoo
10/15 Academy of Scholars
10/18 GHS Choir Concert
10/18 Financial Aid Night
down
9/15 Kick for the Cure 10/19 GHS PTSA mtg
9/21 GHS PTSA mtg 10/19 End 1st Qtr 11/19 Board of Education Mtg
9/24 Board of Education Mtg 10/22 Board of Education Mtg 11/20-26 Band Disney Trip
9/27 GHS Conferences 10/23 Marching Band Thank you Concert 11/20 Fall Sports Awards
9/27 Senior Parent Presentation 10/24 Winter Sports/Parents Mtg 11/20 Winter Pay to Play due
9/28 Picture Retake Day 10/26 Girls of Green/Lifeshare Blood Drive 11/21-26 Thanksgiving Break – NO SCHOOL
10/4 Community Homecoming Rally 11/3 Band Booster Craft Show 12/15 GHS Holiday Concerts
10/5 Homecoming Football Game 11/8 GHS Conferences 12/17 Board of Education Mtg
10/6 Homecoming Dance 11/10-11 Winter Sports Photos 12/18 NHS Induction
10/8 Band Booster mtg 11/12 Band Booster mtg 12/19-21 GHS Exams
10/12 NEOEA day – NO SCHOOL 11/15-18 GHS Musical – The Addams Family 12/21 GHS PTSA mtg
10/13 PSAT 11/16 GHS PTSA mtg
Joining the GHS Bulldog Staff Payments: General Fees, Tuition, Pay-to-Participate Fees, Cafeteria
GHS wants to send a warm BULLDOG welcome Debit Accounts and Technology Fee
to the new staff members gracing our halls! Payments for fees may be made with cash or by check at your child’s
Please join us in welcoming home the following school or online using EZ Pay. There is a $2.00/transaction convenience
new staff: fee for using the online payment system. If you make multiple payments
in the same transaction for one or more than one child, the fee remains
Felica Ross Language Arts $2.00 in total. Otherwise a check can be given to the school and avoid
Michael Moran Science the transaction fee.
Lisa Schaffer Lunch Monitor
Chrome Book Help
One stop shop in the library for Chromebooks! Problems with
Chromebooks? Stop by the library and we’ll trouble shoot for you. If we
can’t immediately solve your problem, we’ll lend you a Chromebook for
the day until it can be resolved. Need to print? This is not going to
happen from your Chromebook in school but you can always login to
your Google Drive from one of the library desktops and print from there.
2018 - 2019 SAT Test Dates and Registration
SAT Test Date Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline
October 6, 2018 September 7, 2018 September 26, 2018
November 3, 2018 October 5, 2018 October 24, 2018
December 1, 2018 November 2, 2018 November 20, 2018
March 9, 2019 February 8, 2019 February 27, 2019
May 4, 2019 April 5, 2019 April 24, 2019
June 1, 2019 May 3, 2019 May 22, 2019
2018 - 2019 ACT Test Dates and Registration
ACT Test Date Registration Deadline Late Registration Deadline
October 27, 2018 September 28, 2018 October 14, 2018
December 8, 2018 November 2, 2018 November 19, 2018
February 9, 2019* January 11, 2019 January 18, 2019
April 13, 2019 March 8, 2019 March 25, 2019
June 8, 2019 May 3, 2019 May 20, 2019
July 13, 2019* June 14, 2019 June 24, 2019
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GHS STUDENT SERVICES SEPTEMBER 2018 NEWS
Counselors
Mrs. Ruff A-De ruffmarilyn@greenlocalschools.org 330-896-7755
Mrs. McCartney Dh-K mccartneylori@greenlocalschools.org 330-896-7750
Mr. Smith L-R smithkory@greenlocalschools.org 330-896-7578
Mr. Granito S-Z granitokevin@greenlocalschools.org 330-896-7536
Senior Interviews Senior Parent Presentation
The high school counselors have been conducting senior interviews with students A presentation will be held for parents of seniors on Thursday, September 27 at
planning to graduate in May of 2019. These interviews include a review of each 6:30pm during our first conference night of the year. This presentation will review
student’s transcript and his/her post-graduation plans. Information regarding post-graduation plans for all seniors planning to Enlist in the armed services,
Student Services’ procedures and resources are also topics of these interviews. . Enroll at a college or university, or gain full-time Employment in fall of 2019.
Interviews begin after Labor Day and typically are completed by the 2 nd week of This meeting will be held in room 128.
October. The interviews are NOT done in alphabetical order. Counselors will visit
our full day PLCC seniors. Seniors are asked to watch a video for important tips
and procedures, which can be found on the Student Services link on the Green
College-bound Senior Reminders
High School website. The ACT and SAT test dates and deadlines can be found on the Student Services’
web site. Counselors encourage all seniors who plan to attend college in the fall of
2019 to apply to at least one college by Thanksgiving break.
PSAT - Saturday, October 13, 2018
The PSAT is not only a practice test for the SAT, but also the qualifying test for National Merit Scholars. (Tenth grade students are welcome to take the PSAT as a practice
test for the 11th grade NMSQT qualifying administration.)
The PSAT/NMSQT will be given at GHS in the Commons on Saturday, October 13. Students should report by 7:45am, as the test will begin promptly at 8:00am. Students
can register with Mrs. Hastings, in the Main Office, from Wednesday, September 19 through Friday, September 21. The cost is $16.
Full Day PLCC Juniors and Seniors 3 E’s – Enrolled, Employed or Enlisted
Counselors will meet with full-day students to review communication avenues Our goal is to have our students leave GHS with a solid post-secondary plan,
(such as Google Classroom, REMIND, our website, etc.) with GHS. A handout which includes one of the 3 E’s listed above. To support our students as they make
will be mailed home to parents and given to students with reminders of these these choices, GHS welcomes representatives from all branches of the armed
different communication tools. services, colleges and universities and community business partners (First Energy,
Cintas, Signet Jewelers, Giant Eagle, DRB Systems, etc.). Representatives are
available periodically in the Commons during the lunch periods to speak with
Naviance students. Details will be available soon on the high school webpage, in Google
The Student Services department will continue using the Naviance website with Classroom and on the Student Services Facebook page.
your students throughout grades 9-12. This site will help students prepare for their
future after they graduate from Green High School. They will have access to Financial Aid Night
information about careers they may be interested in pursuing. There is also a
parent connection to allow parents to help guide their students. ALL transcripts GHS Counselors will host a Financial Aid Information Night on Thursday,
must be requested using Naviance. October 18 at 6:00pm in Room 128. A financial aid officer from the University of
Akron will present information about the financial aid form (FAFSA) and process.
The FAFSA application becomes live each year on October 1. Most colleges
would like the FAFSA to be filed by prospective students no later than March 1 st
each year.
How to Stay in the Loop
1. We encourage students and parents to frequently visit the GHS Student Service webpage for up
to date information. To do so, go to www.greenlocalschools.org, click on Schools at the top of
the page. Once you have chosen Green High School, go to the quick links on the right hand side
and select GHS Student Services.
2. Daily announcements and other information are posted to your student’s Google Classroom.
Each graduating class has their own Google Classroom.
3. GHS Student Services keeps an active Facebook page.
4. The REMIND 101 app is used frequently.
Text to 81010:
Class of 2019: @3f7eb9
Class of 2020: @2ga2k3
Class of 2021: @kdd7gh
Class of 2022: @bkakh6
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Attention GHS Families - Chromebook Insurance Coverage GIRLS OF GREEN BLOOD DRIVE
Green Local Schools has chosen Worth Ave. Group as the vendor to offer
insurance coverage for a school-issued device given to students. Insurance Girls of Green and Life Share will be hosting their
with Worth Ave. Group will protect the device against an assortment of fall blood drive on Friday, October 26,2017 at
damages and help avoid costly repair charges. This insurance policy will GHS. Students who are 16 are allowed to donate
provide full replacement cost coverage and will protect the item worldwide ONLY with a parent consent form that will be
(on and off school grounds). This policy is also transferable to a replacement
passed out the week of sign ups. Those who are
unit. It will be for the current school year.
Click here to view insurance flyer 17 or 18 do not need parental consent. Please
make sure your student eats a good breakfast
Coverage Includes: that morning! They will need their drivers license
Accidental Damage (Drops & Spills) or some identification with them. We appreciate
Cracked Screen
Liquid Submersion their donation, each pint saves three lives! If you
Fire, Flood & Natural Disaster have any questions or concerns please contact
Power Surge By Lightning Mrs. Miller at GHS.
Theft & Vandalism
It DOES NOT cover: ORDER YOUR 2019 YEARBOOK
Manufacturer Defect & Mechanical Failure
Order your student's 2019 yearbook early and save
Standard Wear & Tear
money. Place your order by going to the
Cosmetic Damage
website jostensyearbooks.com or calling the toll free
Unexplained Loss
number, 1-877-767-5217. Don't let your student miss out
on sharing and reliving the big events that will make this
Cost this year is $21.00 for the school year, payable at time of registration.
year special.
The average cost for a broken screen is $37 for each repair.
Replacing the device is $200.
Deadline to purchase coverage: 9/14/2018 Yearbook Picture Retake News
Picture Retake Day for Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors is
September 28th.
Parent/Teacher conferences are on 9/27 Photos for the yearbook can be submitted by going to the high school
and 11/8. The online conference scheduler webpage, scrolling to Headlines & Features, & clicking on the photo
will be available two weeks prior to Share link.
conferences.
JOIN US! GIRLS OF GREEN
GET INVOLVED – JOIN A CLUB !
2018-2019 Girls of Green has begun but it is not too late to join in! We meet in
$25.00 Activity Fee per Club room 128 after school every Thursday at 2:35. If you are interested,
stop by and check us out. We do a lot of community service and
Listen to announcements or check with school events throughout the year including two blood drives,
the advisor for meeting times. Winter Formal, Trick or Treat Trails, Bulldog Dash, Kick for the Cure,
etc. We have a lot of fun while helping others!
Academic Challenge – Mr. Bantum
Art Club – Mr. Juszli If you need any information, please see Mrs. Walton.
Chain Reaction – Mrs. Kraus, Mrs. Wagar
Fellowship of Christian Students – Mr. Smith, Mrs. Gamble See you on Thursdays!
Girls of Green – Mrs. Walton
Key Club – Mr. Edwards
Mock Trial – Mr. Edwards
Do you play Chess?
Science Club – Mr. Kriebel Join the Chess Group
German Club – Mr. Bauknecht See Mr. Christopher for details.
French Club – Mr. Gustafson
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2018 HOMECOMING : UNDER THE SEA
GHS Homecoming weekend begins with our Homecoming
Community Pep Rally on Thursday, Oct. 4th, our
Homecoming Football Game on Friday, Oct. 5th, and our
Homecoming Dance on Saturday, Oct. 6th.
Homecoming Football Game vs. Perry High School:
Friday, October 5th at 7 PM at
Green Memorial Stadium.
Let's Go Bulldogs!
Homecoming Dance:
Saturday, October 6th 8 PM to 11 PM at Green High School
Ticket Sales
Tickets are $20 each
A Card -$16
AB Card -$18
*Renaissance discounts only accepted M-Th.
Tickets will be sold in the library during all lunch periods and afterschool (M-Th). Friday after school only and no Renaissance
cards accepted after Thursday. Watch announcements for Ticket sale dates. Make sure you have a guest form for non GHS
students. NO middle schoolers can attend.
Voting for this years Homecoming King and Queen: Please log into your Google account, go to the GHS homepage and click
on the King and Queen voting form
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Dear GHS Families, Krispy Kreme Donuts will be
sold at each HOME football
Welcome back to what we hope is a fantastic game.
2018-2019 school year. Each dozen is $7.00. Funds
support GHS PTSA
I’d like to invite you (Parents, Teachers and Students) to become a member of the programming & scholarships.
Green High School Parent, Teachers and Students Association (PTSA).
Our Mission is to help build a positive, supportive relationship between Green High
School parents, teachers, students and the school. Time commitment is minor.
We meet once a month (9 to 10 am in the School Library Conference Room) to plan
support activities that includes awarding 4 senior scholarships,
publishing the GHS Bulldog Bite Newsletter, Coat Checking at school dances,
supporting the PTA Reflections Program and more. PTSA MEETING DATES
September 21
We start each meeting with Mrs. Brown giving us an update on what’s going on and
what’s coming up in the school. It’s a great way to stay up to speed.
October 19
November 16
We’re looking for ways to expand our impact and hope you can join us with your December 21
ideas. I hope to see you at our next meeting.
January 18
Deb McNeil February 15
GHS PTSA President
March 15
April 12
GHS PTSA WEBSITE May 17
9 AM GHS Library
Academic Intervention – Helping Students Stay on Track
Bill Bridenthal and Evan Elliott, Assistant Principals
It’s difficult to overstate the importance of keeping current with your school work as a student. With the many activities and distractions available to
students today, it’s easy to veer off course and lose focus. In addition, sometimes students just need that extra little bit of time to help master a
concept or idea. And what if you miss school due to an unforeseen situation? Getting caught up or making up assignments, quizzes, or tests often adds
extra pressure and stress that work against students.
Academic Intervention, or AI for short, is an after-school program we offer here at GHS in order to help students keep active and up-to-date with their
academics. AI is offered three times a week (on Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoons) from 2:30-4:00 in the school library, and is staffed by
teachers as well as tutors provided by the National Honor Society. The purpose of AI is to provide an atmosphere where students can:
Work individually or in a group on projects and homework
Participate in extra tutoring and assistance with difficult subjects
Complete makeup tests, quizzes, or other assignments from an extended illness
Make up any work that is missing for any reason, with the teacher’s approval
How does AI work? It’s really very simple. Teachers monitor their students’ progress to keep track of anything that is missing. If a student reaches a
point where the teacher feels too much work is missing or adequate progress is not being made, that teacher will refer the student for AI, and his or her
assistant principal will assign dates for them to attend. If the student attends and completes their work, the student is no longer required to attend. If
more time is needed, more AI will be assigned. Teachers may also make an informal suggestion to a student to attend in order to be tutored if they feel
they are not progressing at an acceptable pace.
Students and families do not have to wait to be assigned to AI. Students are permitted to walk-in to AI on their own, and parents are now able to
request AI through the online form on the GHS website. Simply log-on to the GHS website and click on the “AI Request Form” link on the right-hand side
of the page, and an administrator will assign your student to Academic Intervention.
Our focus at Green High School is to help each student be as successful as possible, and AI is an opportunity that can assist out students to do just that.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Bill Bridenthal (bridenthalbill@greenlocalschools.org – Grades 11 & 12) or Evan Elliott
(elliottevan@greenlocalschools.org – Grades 9 & 10).
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Seniors:
Welcome to the 2018-2019 school year. It is hard to believe that, in a YEARBOOK PORTRAIT DEADLINE
few short months, you will graduate and leave the halls of Green Seniors who wish for their portrait to appear in
the yearbook, need to schedule an appointment
High School behind as you embark on the next chapter of your life. with Prestige Studio in North Canton ASAP if they
But, before that time, there are a variety of activities planned haven't already booked one. Call (330) 497-
0475 to make an appointment today. Please
exclusively for seniors to help make your senior year a memorable make sure to follow the school dress
one. Please carefully review the dates and information below. code. All portraits must be taken and selected
no later than OCTOBER 31.
OPTIONAL SENIOR ACTIVITIES
October 4, 2018 Senior Cookout Tickets: $10.00 each
5:00-7:00pm Senior Commons/Senior Patio
The senior cookout will be held prior to the 2018 Homecoming Rally. Seniors are invited to come and go as they are able and
enjoy burgers, hot dogs and all the fixings. There will also be some fantastic door prizes! Tickets must be purchased in advance
and are available from Mr. Froelich in Room 123 beginning September 17, 2018. Tickets will not be available at the door.
January 15, 2019 Taco Tuesday Tickets: FREE!
During lunch periods Senior Commons
Taco Tuesday will feature a seniors-only build your own taco bar. Seniors are invited to the senior commons during their lunch
period and enjoy. Door prizes will also be awarded! The event is FREE, but seniors MUST sign up in advance in order to attend!
The signup sheet will be posted in Google Classroom in mid-December.
May 21, 2019 Senior Banquet Tickets: $10.00 each
5:30pm (Seniors and parents)
This special catered dinner is open to all seniors and their parents, and is being held prior to the Senior Awards program. It will be
a special evening for seniors and their parents, as it will be one of the final events of the senior year. The annual senior video will
be shown during the banquet as well as a brief program honoring GHS seniors! Tickets must be purchased in advance and are
available from Mr. Froelich in Room 123 beginning April 22, 2019. Tickets will not be available at the door.
May 19, 2019 After Prom Tickets: $15.00 pre-sale
Midnight – 3:00am North Canton Skate Center $20.00 at the door
After Prom is an action-packed evening held at North Canton Skate Center and features food, skating, arcade games, and a full
slate of activities in the entertainment center. New this year will feature a movie (to be announced later) for those wanting to just
slow down and relax a bit! Tickets will be available from Mr. Granito in the Student Services Office (dates to be announced later).
The event is open to seniors and their underclassman guests.
Seniors Serving Seniors: December 5, 2018. Class of 2019 Graduation
This event, the first community service project conducted by Graduation for the Class of 2019 will be Thursday, May 30, 2019
the senior class, is scheduled for December 5, 2018 in the at 7:30pm at James A. Rhodes Arena on the University of Akron
senior commons. Senior guests from our community are campus (note the change in venue). Tickets will be available to
invited to the school for an evening of great food and seniors in mid-April (specific dates announced at a later time).
entertainment, along with visiting with you! Following dinner, Each senior will be given six tickets with additional tickets
guests will be provided free admission to the girls basketball available on a first come, first served basis at a later date.
game. Seniors who wish to participate in this great event
must sign up. A signup sheet will be posted in the Class of Seniors are required to attend the graduation rehearsal on
2019 Google Classroom in early November. It is an event you Thursday, May 30, 2019 at 8:00am at James A. Rhodes Arena.
don’t want to miss! Seniors who fail to attend the rehearsal will not be permitted to
participate in the graduation ceremony.
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CON
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QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE
How can you stay informed about senior activities/events?
Information about senior activities and events will be posted in the Class of 2019 Google Classroom. Additionally,
important information and reminders will be sent to all seniors who have registered with the Class of 2019 Remind
program (typically done through Student Services). See Mr. Granito for information about Remind, or to register.
Information will also be posted on the Class of 2019 Senior Website. The website is still being built. When it is
finished, seniors and parents will be notified of the web address.
Who do I see with questions about senior activities?
Seniors or parents with questions about any senior activity listed in this document should see Mr. Froelich in Room
123 or Mr. Granito in Student Services or by e-mailing either adviser at:
froelichdoug@greenlocalschools.org granitokevin@greenlocalschools.org
How do I submit photos for the Senior Video?
Photos for the Senior Video will be e-mailed to Mr. Froelich any time before April 8, 2019. Information about how to
submit photos will posted in the Class of 2019 Google Classroom and on the Class of 2019 website soon. Questions
about the Senior Video should be directed to Mr. Froelich. The senior video will be shown this year during the Senior
Banquet in late May.
Have a GREAT senior year!
Mr. Froelich & Mr. Granito, Senior Class Advisors
Heroes Around Me - PTA Reflections Cultural Arts Program
Reflections is the Green Council of PTAs’ annual cultural arts program. Students in
preschool through grade 12 are encouraged to create and submit original works of art
around the year’s theme, Heroes Around Me. Heroes Around Me is the 50th anniversary
of the Reflections program.
Entries include a broad scope of interests and include six “artistic” areas: literature, visual arts, photography, dance
choreography, film production, and music composition. Non-typical students can participate in the Special Artist category.
Local winners are chosen and forwarded on to compete at the State and National PTA levels. Many classroom teachers
participate in Reflections by incorporating the program into their curriculum, however the vast majority of entries are from
students who work on a project at home on their own. We have had students from our district win at the State and National
level in the past including four state winners last year.
If your child would like to participate, the time is now start a project. There will be two project turn in nights this year; 4 pm –
6m on and 5 pm – 7 pm on Thursday, November 29th both at the GMS Library Media center.
Student entry forms and guidelines will be posted on the Green Local Schools webpage by the end of September. Students
should complete the student entry form that corresponds to the PTA unit serving the child’s school. More detailed rules by
category can be found on the Ohio PTA website under the Programs tab, the Reflections tab, and then in the Reflections
Handbook.
For additional information, please contact this year’s Reflections chairman, David Botha at
david.botha4@gmail.com
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GET YOUR GASBC MEMBERSHIP
Welcome to our 2018-2019 school year! I want to start off by To All Bulldog Fans: One of the ways the Green
congratulating our 2017-2018 scholarship recipients Corey Oswald, All Sports Booster Club raises money is through
Andrew Rohweder, Anne Zivick, and Maria Zivick. We wish you the our GASBC Membership Drive. If you have
best of luck! Our scholarship awards are one way The Green All Sports joined in the past we thank you and are asking
you to renew your membership and continue
Booster Club (GASBC) supports our student athletes. GASBC is a group supporting our athletes. If you have never joined
of hard working, energetic parents, community leaders and local before, please consider doing so!
business people. Our mission is to provide support and funding for all
our GMS and GHS student athletes. Another way we raise money to
provide support to our student athletes is through GASBC Memberships. You will find our membership form online at
www.bulldogfans.com or you can join through the GoFan app. There is an admission charge for most sporting events at the
GHS and GMS since we are a part of the Federal League, so please consider becoming a member and at the same time save
some money.
Our fall fundraising efforts have begun! Serra Chevrolet has made a generous donation of a 2018 black Chevy
Colorado. Tickets are $25 each with a maximum of 3,000 tickets being sold. You can purchase tickets at all home football
games, the GHS athletic office and by contacting our Vehicle Raffle Chair, Lynn Veney, at lynn.veney@gmail.com. The
winner will be drawn at our last home football game Friday, October 19, 2018.
Bulldog Discount Cards will become available on Tag Day, Sunday, September 30, 2018. Tag Day is when our
athletes come to your door to offer you the opportunity to purchase this discount card. You can also purchase these
discount cards during home sporting events at the concession stand throughout the entire year. The discounts are good for
a year and you will recoup your $10 purchase with just a few uses.
Thank you to all the student athletes and volunteers who made it out for our 2nd annual Live After Five FREE concert
series this summer! Everyone had a great time! Please remember that volunteer support is the key to our continued
success. I would like to invite you to attend our monthly public meetings on the first Monday of every month at 7:00 in
Room #128 at Green High School. Hope to see some new faces!
Thanks you again to this amazing community for all your support!
Crissy Norris, GASBC President
Athletics Special Events
Sept.14th, 2018 Military/1st Responder Night: Green vs. McKinley Stadium 7pm
Sept. 15th, 2018 Kick for the Cure Stadium/All Day
Oct. 4th, 2018 Homecoming Rally Stadium 7:30pm
Oct.5th , 2018 Homecoming Game: Green vs. Perry Stadium 7pm
Oct. 6th, 2018 Homecoming Dance GHS 8pm
Oct. 19th, 2018 Friday Night Senior Night: Green vs Jackson Stadium 7pm
Football, Cheer, Sports Medicine
Oct. 24th , 2018 Winter Sports /Parent Meeting GHS Classrooms 7pm
Nov. 10th-11th, 2018 Winter Sport Pictures Main Gym
Nov. 20th, 2018 Fall Sports Awards Auditorium 7:00 pm
Nov. 20th, 2018 Winter Pay to Participate Due
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VOLUME 13, ISSUE 1 SEPTEMBER 2018News from Musical Theatre,
Vocal Music and Band
GHS Marching Fall Choral Concert BAND BOOSTER
October 18, 2018 MEETINGS
Band Thank EVERYONE
7:30 PM GHS
You Concert is WELCOME
Auditorium
October 23rd 2nd Monday
EACH Month
at 7 pm 7 PM GHS Band Rm
The Mark your Calendars!
December
Holiday
GHS Marching Band CRAFT SHOW
The best craft show in Northeast Ohio will take place at
Concert is
Green High School on Saturday, November 3th
December from 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
15th
The Green High School Marching Band is off to a great start. Band members
went door to door selling the Annual Band Calendars. If you were missed,
extras can be purchased from the away side concession stand at home
football games or by calling the High School Band Room at 330-896-7530.
GHS Presents The Addams Family Musical
November 15-17 at 7 PM
November 18 at 2 PM
Ticket information coming soon on GHS Website
Tickets are $6 for students and $12 for adults. They go on sale 11/1.
GMS Drama program has a new
name. Musical Theatre 789 will
proudly present Aladdin Jr.
Saturday October 13 at 2:00
and 7:00. Tickets are $7 and
will be available at the door.
14 VOLUME 13, ISSUE 1 SEPTEMBER 2018BUS STOP PROTOCOL
No left turn here
Student Parking Access Road
When is Bulldog Blvd Closed
No Student Vehicles or Public Vehicles allowed
on Bulldog Blvd in the AM or PM. DO NOT turn
left onto student parking access road from
traveling West on Boettler. This is a RIGHT
TURN ONLY access lane.
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