Sixth-grade students in Mrs. Erin Macsurak’s classroom recently participated in a hands-on crime scene unit to learn how real-life crime scene investigation personnel use forensic science knowledge, tools, and skills to solve crimes!

Nutrition Services will continue to provide a Free Grab & Go Meal Service at each school building for the remainder of the school year. However beginning MARCH 22^ND THROUGH MARCH 29^TH AND APRIL 2^ND THROUGH APRIL 5^TH THERE WILL BE NO GRAB & GO

Sixth graders at Greenview flexed their physics muscles in STEM class. Using concepts involving simple machines, force, and motion, students created their own Rube Goldberg chain reaction machines! Named after cartoonist and inventor, Rube Goldberg Machines accomplish simple tasks through complex and indirect methods.

On 2/24, SEL staff and students had an opportunity to view pre-recorded book readings by our SEL Student Service Team Members and Brush Student Athletes in honor of the National African American Read In. An effort to encourage communities to read together, the Read In features African American books and authors.

Please join Mrs. Bussey, our Family and Community Engagement Coordinator, for A Flash In Time: Black History Cultural Celebration, which will feature a panel discussion celebrating Black History Past, Present and Into the Future this Friday, February 26, 2021, at 6 p.m.

A group of Greenview Campus students in grades 4-6 had the exciting opportunity to create individual video essays celebrating Black History Month and submit them for consideration to be featured online and during live broadcasts by News 5 Cleveland during the Week of February 22nd!