During our All-School Meetings, we sing birthday songs to students celebrating that week. Here students raise their arms to represent candles and singing:
“Happy Birthday, Happy Birthday, we love you. Happy Birthday and may all your dreams come true. When you blow out the candles, one light stays aglow. It’s the love light in your eyes where ever you go.”
It is a favorite of our middle school students!

On April 9, 2004, Greenfield Center School, Inc. purchased our campus! The whole school community celebrated on May 1st, joining work crews in the morning and witnessing the children’s may pole dance in the afternoon.

Work Day Celebration showing that many hands make light work!

History comes alive for the students as each one represented a character of this fictitious village and created a home and workplace for the character (i.e. a farmer, a blacksmith, a midwife, a minister…) on a plot of land. Every plot was then joined together to create the village.

History Debate of the 15th Amendment to the US Constitution

On Thursday, June 4, 2004, our seventeen eighth grade students ceremoniously joined in a procession to their graduation lead by bagpiper and classmate, Jared.

Individual work time is built into every day.