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Gallatin High Update

Week of September 26-October 1, 2022

Gallatin HighUpdateWeek of September 26-October 1, 2022

Golf State Send Off

It's hard to believe, but it is already time for our first state send off. Our boys and girls golf teams finished 2nd and 3rd at Divisionals last week, which means they have both qualified for state!


For those of you new to GHS, whenever an athletic team, music group or club activity leaves for a state tournament or competition, we have a school wide send off in the Commons. These are typically a quick celebration in which we introduce students and send them to their competition with the full support of the school behind them.

Senior Day Recognitions at the soccer games last Saturday. Senior Day Recognitions at the soccer games last Saturday.

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Senior girls and their families.
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Senior girls: Olivia, Indigo, Averi, Caris, Tessa
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Senior boys, Aden and Zach, with their families.

The Week Ahead

Monday, September 26

  • PIR day for teachers, no school for students
  • School Board meeting, 5:45 p.m.


Tuesday, September 27

  • Senior seminar and graduation information - 1st and 2nd periods in the auditorium
  • Crosstown volleyball at BHS, 7pm


Wednesday, September 28


Thursday, September 29

  • State Golf in Helena
  • Girls Soccer vs. Skyview, 3pm
  • Boys Soccer vs. Skyview, 5pm


Friday, September 30
  • State Golf in Helena
  • Meadowlark Fun Run on GHS track, all day
  • Cross Country at Butte Invitational
  • Football vs. CMR, 7pm

Saturday, October 1
  • Volleyball AA invitational at Great Falls


Next Week is Homecoming!

  • Monday - Safari dress up theme
  • Tuesday - Bikers vs. Surfers
  • Wednesday - Adam Sandler
  • Thursday - Class Color Day - 9th-yellow, 10th-purple, 11th-orange, 12th-pink, staff-black
  • Friday - Blue and Black Day!

Homecoming Events-
  1. Pep assembly schedule on Friday (schedule to come next week)
  2. Tailgate (5pm) and football game (7pm) on Friday
  3. Dance (8-11pm) on Saturday


Other Upcoming Dates

  • School Pictures - Retakes are October 28th
  • Thanksgiving Break – November 23-25
  • Winter Break – December 17, 2022 - January 1, 2023
  • Finals Week - January
  • Spring Break – March 13-17
  • Prom – Saturday, April 15
  • Graduation – Saturday, June 3, 10:00 a.m.

Guest Speakers enrich GHS student learning Guest Speakers enrich GHS student learning

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A mayor from Ukraine describes his experiences with the Russian invasion.
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Advanced Culinary students learn about running a food truck business from GHS parent, Melissa Shepherd, who owns the Tiki Shave Ice truck.
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BioMed students hear from a BioMed grad about working as a surgical tech for Bozeman Health.

Get Involved

PAC

If you are interested in joining the PAC and staying up to date on Gallatin parent news, please email: gallatinhighpac@gmail.com


Boosters

You can join the GHS Booster Club and support Raptor athletics and activities by clicking here.


Project Connect

Do you have some time each week to spend supporting our students and making our halls a welcoming place? Please consider becoming a Project Connect volunteer by signing up here.

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Mr. Watkins' GeoPhysical Science students pre-reading about atomic structures.
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Mr. Aytes World Geography students working on population statistic comparisons.
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BioMed students learning about being a surgical tech.

The GHS Custodial Crew Needs Our Help

Our evening custodial crew is particularly short handed these days. If you attend any evening or weekend events, please help them out by cleaning up after yourself in the stands. If everyone contributes by picking up after themselves and those around them, it frees up our custodians to spend more time cleaning classroom spaces. Thanks for your help!


Students-please help us keep the Student Section clean after games as well! Thanks for your help!

Ms. Porter's English I students playing a memory game with their literary terms Ms. Porter's English I students playing a memory game with their literary terms

Safety Tips - Parenting to Prevent Child Alcohol Abuse

Adolescents do listen to their parents when it comes to issues such as drinking and smoking, particularly if the messages are conveyed consistently and with authority.5 Research suggests that only 19 percent of teens feel that parents should have a say in the music they listen to, and 26 percent believe their parents should influence what clothing they wear. However, the majority—around 80 percent—feel that parents should have a say in whether they drink alcohol.


More information can be found here.

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Students dissecting flowers in Mrs. Baxter's Biology class.
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Students supporting our soccer teams.

Click here to access the Raptor gear online store. Click here to access the Raptor gear online store.

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