Written by Mary Moe One of my favorite superintendents began every school year by telling his teachers, “Keep the main… Read more Keep the Main Thing the Main Thing
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Liam’s Journey of Hope
You’re braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think. — Christopher Robin This pandemic has… Read more Liam’s Journey of Hope
The Wishing Tree
Giant Springs Elementary is doing a year long theme utilizing the book “The Wishing Tree” by Meika Hashimoto. This book… Read more The Wishing Tree
An Interview with Nathan Reiff – Our Newest School Board Trustee
On July 19, 2021, the GFPS Board unanimously decided to recommend Nathan Reiff to fill the vacant Trustee position until… Read more An Interview with Nathan Reiff – Our Newest School Board Trustee
Reengaging with Students
This fall has held many uncertainties for educators, parents, and most importantly students. Reengaging in the school structure after summer… Read more Reengaging with Students
Do You Want To Meet a Super Hero?
Do You Want to Meet a Super Hero? How? Educate a Child! Some first graders were asked this question by… Read more Do You Want To Meet a Super Hero?
The Three R’s, Helping Students Thrive Amid Covid Learning
Written by Shelly Kelly “Children are our future. We must take care of them with maximum effort.”.” – Naomi Campbell… Read more The Three R’s, Helping Students Thrive Amid Covid Learning
COVID has Created a Learning Chasm That May Rob Our Children of Future Potential
By Mary Moe (As published by the Great Falls Tribune and The Daily Montanan on March 3, 2021) As Montana… Read more COVID has Created a Learning Chasm That May Rob Our Children of Future Potential
Pathways to Success, One of the Many Ways GFPS is Personalizing Learning
By Shelly Kelly Great Falls Public Schools’ CTE classrooms and its Pathways programs highlight not only community partnerships, but also… Read more Pathways to Success, One of the Many Ways GFPS is Personalizing Learning
Education and Equity – Moving Forward Together
By Melissa Vansickle Sally comes to school most days. She usually only eats at school. At home, there is not… Read more Education and Equity – Moving Forward Together