In Algebra 1 and Pre-Calculus, students regularly take part in engaging self-checking activities that help them monitor their own learning and build confidence along the way.
Whether they’re completing a LOOP activity in the library, working through a matching activity in class, or creating pixel art on their Chromebooks, students receive instant feedback to see if their answers are correct. These activities allow students to work independently or in small groups, encouraging collaboration, reflection, and deeper understanding.
It’s just one more way our math classrooms keep learning interactive, supportive, and student-centered!
Whether they’re completing a LOOP activity in the library, working through a matching activity in class, or creating pixel art on their Chromebooks, students receive instant feedback to see if their answers are correct. These activities allow students to work independently or in small groups, encouraging collaboration, reflection, and deeper understanding.
It’s just one more way our math classrooms keep learning interactive, supportive, and student-centered!
Genoa Transportation Alert: Due to a staffing shortage, there will be no am or pm Elementary, Middle or High School bus 20 tomorrow, February 12. Thank you.
February is "Love a Bus" month and this week happens to be Bus Driver Appreciation Week. We are so grateful for our outstanding COMET FLEET!
Our bus drivers go above and beyond each day to ensure our precious cargo arrives safely to school and back home. Every single day, rain or shine! Their dedication, care, and commitment do not go unnoticed.
Comet families: please take a moment this week to say thank you to your bus driver for all they do to support our comet community.
Our bus drivers go above and beyond each day to ensure our precious cargo arrives safely to school and back home. Every single day, rain or shine! Their dedication, care, and commitment do not go unnoticed.
Comet families: please take a moment this week to say thank you to your bus driver for all they do to support our comet community.
Who says math can’t be fun? Our Algebra A students are taking learning to the next level by playing Battleship! With a math twist!
Instead of ships on a grid, students are placing linear graphs as their “ships.” To score a hit (and eventually sink a ship!), classmates must guess the equation that matches each graph. As the game goes on, students use what they’ve learned about slope-intercept form to make smarter guesses and refine their thinking.
This hands-on activity turns problem-solving, strategy, and collaboration into an engaging learning experience, and proves that math really can be a game changer!
Instead of ships on a grid, students are placing linear graphs as their “ships.” To score a hit (and eventually sink a ship!), classmates must guess the equation that matches each graph. As the game goes on, students use what they’ve learned about slope-intercept form to make smarter guesses and refine their thinking.
This hands-on activity turns problem-solving, strategy, and collaboration into an engaging learning experience, and proves that math really can be a game changer!
Crowns were shining Friday night as we crowned the GHS Winter Formal King and Queen during the basketball game! 👑Congratulations to Adrianna Williams and Nate Wise!
Musical tickets are LIVE!
$12 adults
$10 seniors/students
Tickets purchased online will be subject to an additional processing fee. Cash Sales will be available at the door
Box Office Link:
https://events.hometownticketing.com/organization/21aed021-4dba-4f4d-afde-25dc5d2a5b8f
Genoa After Prom will be hosting a Valentine's Cake Pop Sale on Thursday 2/12 during all GHS lunch waves. The After Prom exists to help our students have a fun and safe prom night.
HAPPY COUNSELORS WEEK!! This week, we are celebrating our amazing school counselors and the incredible impact they have on our students every single day. From offering guidance and encouragement to being a listening ear when it’s needed most, our counselors truly go above and beyond to ensure our students feel supported, valued, and heard. Our school is a better place because of you!
Before break, 3rd grade wrapped up their first Wit and Wisdom module “Into the Sea” where they participated in Socratic Seminars, analyzed the text for central messages, and used nonfiction text features to further their learning. To celebrate, everyone enjoyed watching Disney’s “Oceans” movie while enjoying ocean themed snacks” 🌊
Ever wondered what it’s like to sit in the driver’s seat of a school bus? Now’s your chance! Join us for Drive a Bus Day and safely test drive a school bus alongside a licensed bus driver.
Saturday, March 28
9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Requirements to participate:
* Must be 21 years or older
* Hold a valid driver’s license
* Have a clean driving record
This is a fun, hands-on opportunity to learn more about school bus driving in a safe and supportive environment. Come see what it’s all about. We’d love to have you!
Contact 419-855-7741 ext. 1911
Spread the word and bring a friend!
Saturday, March 28
9:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Requirements to participate:
* Must be 21 years or older
* Hold a valid driver’s license
* Have a clean driving record
This is a fun, hands-on opportunity to learn more about school bus driving in a safe and supportive environment. Come see what it’s all about. We’d love to have you!
Contact 419-855-7741 ext. 1911
Spread the word and bring a friend!
Our GHS Competition Cheer Team competed at the OASSA Regionals on January 31 and qualified for the OASSA State Cheer Competition!
They will take the mat in the Division 4 Building State Championships on Saturday, February 21 at Big Walnut High School in Sunbury, Ohio.
We are so proud of their hard work, dedication, and teamwork. Let’s cheer them on as they represent GHS at the state level! 🎉
They will take the mat in the Division 4 Building State Championships on Saturday, February 21 at Big Walnut High School in Sunbury, Ohio.
We are so proud of their hard work, dedication, and teamwork. Let’s cheer them on as they represent GHS at the state level! 🎉
Spring Pictures will be on Thursday, February 19th. 📸
Order forms can be picked up in the office!
Have you received your letter? Something magical is happening in 4th grade! Some of our 4th graders have officially joined a Harry Potter Book Club and were randomly sorted into the four Hogwarts houses!
Each week, students are reading assigned chapters, taking fun quizzes, and participating in activities, crafts, and group discussions, all while earning house points along the way. We can’t wait to have our first quidditch match next week and watch their love of reading grow.
Each week, students are reading assigned chapters, taking fun quizzes, and participating in activities, crafts, and group discussions, all while earning house points along the way. We can’t wait to have our first quidditch match next week and watch their love of reading grow.
Genoa High School students and staff hosted a blood drive this week. They were able to get 31 donations which will save 93 lives. Special thanks to the Red Cross for their help.
Genoa Schools Alert: The district will be on a 2 hour delay today, Wednesday, January 28. Thank you.
Good evening Comet Families,
Please check your email for updates on calamity days and calendar changes.
Thank you.
Please check your email for updates on calamity days and calendar changes.
Thank you.
Genoa Schools Alert: Due to road & weather conditions the district will be closed today, Tuesday, January 27. Thank you.
Genoa Schools Alert: Due to weather conditions the district will be on a 2 hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. Thank you.
Genoa Schools Alert: Due to weather conditions, the district will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26. All activities for tomorrow have been cancelled. Thank you.
Check out our GMS Comet Connections groups coming soon! For more information or questions, please contact Ms. Tucholski (ketucholski@genoaschools.com) or Ms. Hess (hdhess@genoaschools.com).
