G-A Superintendent Newsletter
April Edition
Logan Fisher
Nominated by Mrs. King
Logan is an incredibly dedicated and dependable teammate whose work ethic sets the tone each day—he’s consistently the first to arrive and brings that same level of commitment into his classroom. He plans with intention, applies professional learning with ease, and builds strong, meaningful relationships with his students. Known for being calm, caring, and having a great sense of humor, Logan leads quietly but effectively, making a lasting impact on both students and staff.
Mile Schwendinger
Nominated by Mrs. Ellis
Milo was recognized as the KRESA Career and Technical Education IT Pathway Student of the Month for his collaboration, humility, dedication, and teamwork. As a Computer Networking student, he consistently sets a strong example for his peers through his work ethic and positive approach to learning. Milo represents Galesburg-Augusta with pride, and this recognition highlights the impact he has made within the program.
Nikki Ellis
Nominated by Mrs. King
Nikki truly embodies her role as Family Advocate, consistently ensuring that students and families have the support and resources they need. Students naturally gravitate toward her because she takes the time to listen, uplift, and be there when it matters most, always with her “I got you” mindset. She is a kind, resourceful, and positive presence in the building, and her willingness to step in—such as taking on teaching Flex this year—shows her versatility and deep commitment to the team.
Nicklas Stevens
Nominated by Coley Church
Nicklas is an inventive and determined student whose work was accepted into the 2026 Kalamazoo Institute of Arts High School Area Show, where he created and welded his own sculpture specifically for the exhibition. He has spent the past three years developing his welding skills and is now exploring it as a creative medium, combining technical ability with artistic expression. As a junior in Advanced Art, he continues to refine his drawing and painting skills to support his design process, demonstrating both dedication to his craft and a strong ability to bring complex ideas to life.
Jenna Dornoff
Nominated by Theresa King
Jenna is a dedicated and passionate educator who holds high expectations for her students while providing the support they need to succeed. Her leadership has led the high school band to Division 1 ratings at Festival, a reflection of her hard work, strong communication, and commitment to excellence. Balancing both middle and high school programs with grace, Jenna is reflective, collaborative, and continuously seeking growth, making her an outstanding teacher, leader, and musician.
G-A Gives Back with Hat Week!
G-A Community Schools is proud to show what “acts of service” truly mean!
Together, we raised $656 for Three Rivers Community Schools after damage to their transportation building. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support a neighboring district and give back to our local community.
This is what it’s all about—coming together and lifting each other up! 🙌
We will deliver the check after Spring Break!
Hall of Fame
Our March Hall of Fame winners are: Delaney Bruce, Hayden Kershner, Brennan Allie, Lily Rabideau, Colten Tiller, Mackenzie Wierderholt, and Ryleigh Saddler!!!
The Hall of Fame award recognizes outstanding student work and kindness shown to others. Congratulations!!!
Primary School Teachers
Our Primary School teachers got to spend some time eating lunch together. This is a rare thing as we are all on different schedules. So great spending time together with our colleagues.
