Congratulations to our Elementary December Students of the Month. We are proud of their academic achievements and their outstanding character! PreK: Tiferet Smilovici Kindergarten: William Smith 1st: George Weston 2nd: Rebel Ross 3rd: Scarlett Law 4th: Elizabeth Loving 5th: Gentry Giroux 6th: Trinity Humble
The junior high Lady Panthers beat Coyle by one point, last Thursday. It was exciting! Coach Sanders said, “We led the whole game, then gave up a three late to go down three within the last minute. We showed lots of growth in the ability to come back in the closing moments of the game. When things got really exciting in the final moments, we dug deep and kept them from scoring.”
The top scorer for the night was Miranda Morton with 19 points. Miranda was shooting layups left and right, some as a result of outstanding Panther defense. Coach Sanders went on to say that “the girls showed lots of resiliency in fighting all game.”
In the photos below, Miranda Morton scores on a fastbreak layup and Alyssa Hesser shows her quickness by breaking up a Coyle pass. -- Story and photos by Savanna Clark for the Panther yearbook.
Glencoe high school teachers and staff wore their "Jolliest Bunch of Teachers this Side of the Nuthouse!" shirts, inspired by Miss Crow and Mrs. Eason, for the last day of the 2024 fall semester. -- Story and photo by Savanna Clark -- for the Panther yearbook.
Junior Nola Ross and freshman Teagan Voight are the high school Students of the Month for October. Below, they were caught under an umbrella as Glencoe received some much-needed rainy weather recently. Nola and Teagan are known not only for their outstanding work in class but their many school activities and citizenship in the community.
The junior high October Students of the Month were seventh-grader Harper Currant and eighth-grader Trystan Waid. Here, Harper assists Trystan try on a souvenir hardhat for size.
Principal Brady Maxwell named Glencoe High School and Junior High November Students of the Month Monday. Below, senior Morgan Matheson offers junior Chance Waters an opportunity to see what he might look like with a mustache -- free of charge. If you know Chance, you know he very politely declined.
Kaelynn Gegen and A.J. Morrow, both seventh graders, represented the junior high. For some off-season fun, they played "Who's at bat first?" on a shovel handle, no less. Anyone know what that decades-old baseball ritual is actually called? -- By Panther yearbook staff.
Congratulations to our Elementary November Students of the Month. We are proud of their academic achievements and their outstanding character! PreK: Rory Weston Kindergarten: Ivy Hall 1st: Avery Kells 2nd: Ian Gegen 3rd: Hattie Clark 4th: Lucas Reinhardt 5th: Elizabeth Haynes 6th: Shally Smilovici
1st Grade STEM Project
It's Championship Saturday for the Oilton tournament and both our teams are playing to win it all! Lady Panthers vs Commence at 6:00 pm Panthers vs Hominy at 7:20 pm
Games will be live-streamed on Facebook and YouTube at Lone Tipi Productions
Oilton Tournament Friday schedule 12/6/24
Lady Panthers vs Pawnee at 10:00 am
Panthers vs Beggs at 7:20 pm
All games for the Oilton Invitational Tournament will be livestreamed by LoneTipi Productions on youtube. You can find the link using the qrcode or the following link https://linktr.ee/lonetipi
Order a candy gram for your friends for Christmas! See an 8th grader or Mrs. Dershem for more info. Delivery Dec. 17!
Picture Day is this Wednesday! Prestige Photography will set up in the old gym early that day and begin taking pictures of the elementary students at 8:30 a.m. They will begin with the fifth and sixth graders, followed by Pre-K thru fourth grade.
Then Junior High and High School will go in order, seventh grade thru eleventh.
All that's required is school-appropriate clothing, a bright, shiny face and a big grin!
HS basketball - Oilton Tournament brackets
Wishing everyone a wonderful Thanksgiving!
How does it feel being a turkey? According to this one (who was actually Elementary Principal Lindsay Bailey), "It's hot. Especially around Thanksgiving!"
Ms. Bailey delighted many of her students Wednesday in the GPS cafeteria as Cheryl Jeffrey's staff served perhaps the most popular meal of the year -- turkey with dressing and gravy, green beans, rolls, salad, cranberry sauce and pumpkin pie. -- Story by MaKenna Pace, photo by Malechi Rains for the Panther yearbook.
Join us this Friday for Black Out Night against Shidler!
Dessert Auction Friday Night. Support the Junior Class.
HS Quiz Bowl Regionals
The HS quiz bowl team traveled to Foyil today for the Regional competition. They lost game 1 to OCA, beat Hominy in game 2, then lost to Foyil in game 3.
Great job representing Glencoe schools! Team members: Morgan Matheson, Teagan Voight, Brennan Tillman, Connor Bailey, Coach Pilkington, and Danielle Turner
#PantherProud
Congratulations to our Elementary October Students of the Month. We are proud of their academic achievements and their outstanding character!
PreK: Holt Humpula
Kindergarten: Hector Escobedo
1st: Charlotte Hall
2nd: Alyssa Stokes
3rd: Katie Haynes
4th: Kaylie Hall
5th: Elle Moonen
6th: Julian Sanchez
Glencoe resident Roy Blankinship, left, presented a Quilt of Honor to his younger brother Marion Blankinship for his service to the United States during the Vietnam conflict. Roy had previously been honored with a quilt presentation. He honored his brother at the GPS Veteran's Day celebration in the Jennifer Lazenby Event Center Monday. With the high school students and staff in attendance, each of the elementary classes from Pre-K to the sixth grade sang patriotic songs or recited poetry to honor local veterans -- 11 of whom were present. The Blankinship brothers each served in the US Navy off the coast of Vietnam in the late 1960's . Glencoe Public Schools salutes the Blankinships and all our veterans.
