2019 GTRA JH Volleyball Team
almost 7 years ago, Corey Boe
Titans JH Volleyball
GTRA Titans JH Volleyball
The Graettinger-Terril Middle School/High School staff promoted secondary education by wearing a college shirt of their choice Thursday.
almost 7 years ago, Nicole Voetmann
GT MS/HS Staff
Chemistry classes were tasked with engineering an apparatus to perform a chromatography experiment using markers.
almost 7 years ago, Malissa Jeffrey
chemistry
Chemistry
GT Elementary students enjoyed a great program called Water Rocks. Presenters from Iowa State University taught students about water sheds and ways to take care of our water supply.
almost 7 years ago, Jenn Schnell
Water Rocks
Water Rocks program
Water Rocks
5th grade students at 9/11 exhibit.
almost 7 years ago, Shayla Hunefeld
9/11 Exhibit Clay County Fair
9/11 exhibit
9/11 exhibit
9/11 exhibit
Physics students conducted time trials of different tasks to calculate speed in m/s and km/h.
almost 7 years ago, Malissa Jeffrey
Ellie
Meg
The Little Titanettes Dance Camp will be held on Sunday, September 22nd in the Terril gym from 2:00-3:30 p.m. Dancers will perform at the Homecoming game halftime. Information is being sent home with all Pre-K through 8th graders.
almost 7 years ago, Titanettes Dance Team
5th Grade enjoying the Clay County Fair. Learning about snakes.
almost 7 years ago, Shayla Hunefeld
Clay County Fair
Water Rocks with the 3rd and 4th. Environment and Conservation is the message.
almost 7 years ago, Chris Myers
Dancing more
4th grade helpers
Dancing
Water Rocks is at Graettinger-Terril Elementary teaching our kids about Conservation and Environment. They have help today from 4 of our fourth grade students. TK-2 was first followed by 3 & 4. Ask your kids about it.
almost 7 years ago, Chris Myers
TK-2 dancing.
4th grade helpers
8th graders are learning about rites of passage in ELA. They each presented a tradition special to their family. Traditions included tasty treats, playing games, and taking trips.
almost 7 years ago, Nicole Voetmann
Natalie teaches the class how to play chicken foot.
Isaac taught the class about his family's Christmas tradition.
Graettinger 4-year-olds made a kindness scavenger hunt list. The list was compiled of ideas they came up with on how they can show kindness at school. Some examples were taking turns with toys, giving a hug, and sharing with friends. When they did something on the list, students put a sticker by the sentence. We plan to keep track of our acts of kindness for the next week.
almost 7 years ago, Sara Fredericksen
Kindness Scavenger Hunt
Students in Anatomy & Physiology used microscopes to examine different tissue types, including rabbit stomach, skin from the sole of the foot, skeletal muscle, and blood smears.
almost 7 years ago, Malissa Jeffrey
slide of skin from sole of foot
AP
AP
AP
NHS Blender Bottle Blowout Sale!!! We are selling our remaining stock of Blender Bottles for $10 a piece. Bottles can be purchased in the Graettinger Main Office until they are gone!
almost 7 years ago, Graettinger-Terril CSD
GTRA Blender Bottle
2018-2019 Yearbooks have arrived. The cost is $40. Contact Mrs. Myers to get your copy today! Quantities are limited. kmyers@gt.ratitans.com. You can also pick up copies in the Graettinger main office!
almost 7 years ago, Graettinger-Terril CSD
2018-2019 yearbook.
Meet Mr. Boe in this Weeks Graettinger-Terril Staff spotlight!
almost 7 years ago, Graettinger-Terril CSD
Corey Boe Staff Spotlight
Meet Mrs. Harris in this weeks Graettinger-Terril Elementary Staff Spotlight!
almost 7 years ago, Graettinger-Terril CSD
Mrs. Harris Staff Spotlight
Students in Unified Science practiced using different measuring tools and used their data to complete metric conversions.
almost 7 years ago, Malissa Jeffrey
Unified Science
Unified Science
Unified Science
3rd graders had a great time at the fair learning about agriculture yesterday!!
almost 7 years ago, Lucas Hough
CCF
CCF
CCF
CCF
After spending quite a bit of time collaborating with teachers and Mr. Simington about what advisory period will look like this year, we finally have a plan! The first thing was determining the goal of advisory...the WHY. Next it was figuring out the best way to accomplish the goal in the amount of time we have (20 min per day) and trying to make sure it will seem worthwhile to students and their advisors.
almost 7 years ago, Kim Price
HS
MS