Drop Off your Gently Used Stuff Animals in HS Lobby from May 19 - May 22nd.
A Heartfelt Thank You from the Interact Club & the Stuffy Wellness Center Project.
All animals will be sanitized, refurbished, and distributed to local organizations.
ECHS Senior Celebration - Concluding the ECHS Program.
CLAIM YOUR LOST AND FOUND ITEMS BEFORE FRIDAY, 5/16!
Don't forget your consent form for the After Prom Party!
Attention 10th and 11th Graders!
If you are a current student in 10th or 11th grade and wish to keep informed about school events, participate in the decision-making processes of the Groton Central School District, and represent your peers and community, we encourage you to apply for a student position on the Board of Education for the 2025-2026 school year.
Mr. Kavanagh and Mrs. Martin will be conducting interviews for all finalists for this role.
The Groton Elementary School Hawk Squawk Newsletter - "Your Weekly Dose of Hawk Happenings!"
Website Link: https://gesnewsletteroct72024.my.canva.site/5-12-2025-the-groton-elementary-school-hawk-squawk-newsletter
The Groton Elementary School Hawk Squawk Newsletter - "Your Weekly Dose of Hawk Happenings!" Website Link: https://gesnewsletteroct72024.my.canva.site/copy-of-copy-of-4-7-2025-the-groton-elementary-school-hawk-squawk-newsletter
Room 3 was full of excitement during Miss Teachout’s solo week, which soared with a fun Redhawks theme! Each day, the students learned through books, slideshow presentations, crafts, and movement activities all about the Red Hawk - our new school mascot. Miss Teachout planned special activities like reading informational texts about redhawks, making redhawk headbands, flying paper airplanes imitating how redhawks fly, and reviewing the basic needs of a redhawk while participating in movement activities. The children loved showing their school spirit and exploring the world of birds in a way that made learning feel like play. It was a special week that ended with a visit from our very own Groton Redhawk mascot!
🧠💚 Youth Mental Health Awareness Spirit Week 💚🧠
Groton CSD is proud to celebrate Youth Mental Health Awareness Week from Monday, May 5 through Friday, May 9 with themed spirit days that highlight the importance of mental wellness! Join us in showing your support:
👣 Monday – Be Silly Day – Wear your silliest socks!
🌊 Tuesday – Find Your Calm Day – Wear blue
💚 Wednesday – Youth Mental Health Awareness Day – Wear green
🌞 Thursday – Find Joy Day – Wear yellow
👕 Friday – Be YOU Day – Wear your favorite shirt!
Let’s come together to raise awareness, spark conversations, and support one another.
💚 Every Wednesday in May, wear green to show your ongoing support for mental health!
#GrotonCSD #MentalHealthAwareness #SpiritWeek #YouMatter #EndTheStigma
Between preparing delicious food, adhering to strict nutrition standards, navigating student food allergies, and offering service with a smile, Groton Central School nutrition professionals have a lot on their plate. To celebrate their hard work and commitment, we celebrated National School Lunch Hero Day today. The outpouring of gifts, cards and signs was overwhelming and we could not feel more loved. My team is always dedicated to ensuring all students are fed the best food possible and I could not appreciate them more. Thank you to everyone who helped make this day such a success.
ECHS Parent Night!
Review Sessions & June Regents Exams for: Geometry, Earth & Space Science, Life Science: Biology.
We're proud to recognize Elisa Allen, a proud Groton Central School District alumna and current Binghamton University Bearcat Softball player! 🥎🐻❄️ Elisa's hard work, determination, and leadership continue to shine on and off the field. Join us in cheering Elisa on as she continues to make us proud at Binghamton University! 👏🔥 Binghamton University Softball: https://binghamtonbearcats.com/sports/softball
Groton Elementary School Concert Information. We hope to see you there!
Middle School Dance Information!
GES Science Fair Reminder :)
NOTICE OF LD DRILL.
Sharing on behalf of the Groton Public Library.
Children's Collaborative Poetry Workshop: 3rd - 6th Graders - May 10 / 2:00 to 3:15pm
Tompkins County Public Library, Borg Warner Room, 101 E. Green Street
REGISTRATION: Just one form for any or all May 7-11 live events (All events are free.)
with Aidan Cobb. This workshop empowers students to explore the connections between poetry, visual art, and self-expression in a fun, hands-on, and interactive way. Designed for third through sixth graders, it introduces poetry through engaging activities that inspire creativity. Children will participate in student-led discussions on poems, exploring figurative language and poetic devices. They will also make connections between poetry and visual art while creating their own poetry and artwork. As a final collaborative project, each child will contribute a poetic line—whether a metaphor, simile, or phrase—on a leaf-shaped cutout. These leaves will be added to a collective Poetry Tree, forming a shared piece of artistic expression.
Link: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeRhN7X-mQss0H4jbWwMTPl70IHllOe1yxPqSdKXBDiUQlMVg/viewform
Our Groton Elementary scientists have been busy exploring life cycles right in our very own live stream!
https://www.youtube.com/live/1s_I3KFG3-Y
