Congratulations to our 2026 retirees! We appreciate, recognize and celebrate your commitment to our students. Best wishes as you move forward to your next chapters! #PantherPride #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
4 months ago, Greendale Schools
Poster of six people that reads Celebrating Our Retirees.

Members of the Canterbury Service Club created more than 100 hygiene kits for clients of Milwaukee's Street Angels. With generous donations from the school community, the students assembled the kits and wrote individual messages to include in the bag with the personal care items. Service Club is composed of 50 fourth and fifth graders at the school. Serving others in our community is an important attribute of a Greendale student. Many thanks to all who participated in the project.

4 months ago, Greendale Schools
Students smiling at the camera while preparing personal hygiene kits.
Students assembling personal hygiene kits.
A heart-shaped paper with a message to be safe, think positive, and have a great day.
Students smiling at the camera while holding personal hygiene kits.
A trunk full of kits to be delivered to Street Angels.
The Founding Fathers were busy 250 years ago. Canterbury's first graders had a fun day celebrating everything they learned about the Revolutionary War and our country's beginnings. They made crafts of some of our country's symbols and even tried to write with quills (it is not as easy as it looks!). Students also learned about Memorial Day and how important it is to remember and honor all of the fallen soldiers who have fought for our freedom.
4 months ago, Greendale Schools
Four students smiling for the camera wearing red white and blue clothing and holding their Americana artwork
Student writing with a quill on parchment paper
Student smiling and showing a portrait of an American Eagle
Students writing on parchment and smiling for the camera
Two students smiling holding their Americana art work.
Three students holding their Americana art work standing in front of a flag
Four students smiling for the camera wearing red white and blue clothing
student showing her parchment paper writing
Three students holding their Americana art work standing in front of a flag
Student writing with a quill on parchment paper
Greendale High School celebrated the student-athletes who have chosen to continue competing in the sport while in college. Congratulations to these Panthers who participated in high school athletics at an elite level. Best wishes in your future adventures! Check out this slideshow of today's signing! https://youtu.be/T8kC_l9U2Lg
#LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence #PantherPride
5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Photo of a backstop with the Greendale and Under Armor Logos and athletic balls in front of a podium.

Greendale Schools' staff is AMAZING - highly rated, respected and loved by our students and community! We are so proud of our team and the work each person does to Cultivate Excellence in Every Student. Ms. Megan Bengs is one of those outstanding and beloved team members. Take a look at the video linked here to learn more about her and how she works with students. https://youtu.be/gqw28JwRnZk
#CultivatingExcellence #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #pantherpride

5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Person in a pink shirt smiling toward the camera.

Get Ready for the 2026 GMS Musical, Disney's High School Musical!
GMS's Spring Musical is May 13 and 14 at 6:00 p.m. at the GHS Auditorium. Close to 70 cast and crew students are working hard to 'Getcha Head in the Game' to bring home the Wildcats Championship. Come join us.

All seats are General Admission and available at the door. Asking for $5 per person donation or $20 per family. NO advanced tickets. Show will run about 75 minutes and be fun for the whole family. Hope to see you there!

5 months ago, Greendale Schools
GMS's Spring Musical is May 13 and 14 at 6:00 p.m. at the GHS Auditorium. Close to 70 cast and crew students are working hard to 'Getcha Head in the Game' to bring home the Wildcats Championship. Come join us. All seats are General Admission and available at the door. Asking for $5 per person donation or $20 per family. NO advanced tickets. Show will run about 75 minutes and be fun for the whole family.

Greendale Schools' staff is AMAZING - highly rated, respected and loved by our students and community! We are so proud of our team and the work each person does to Cultivate Excellence in Every Student. Ms. Marisa Bernal is one of those outstanding and beloved team members. Take a look at the video linked here to learn more about her and how she works with students. #CultivatingExcellence #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #PantherPride

5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Teacher in white jacket speaking to a student and three other students in the background are working

GHS Sources of Strength Members presented at the 2026 Greendale Health Department Mental Health Across the Lifespan breakfast. This gathering brought together local legislators, community members, organizations, and health professionals to foster open dialogue, shared learning, and collaborative discussion around mental health challenges, available resources, and opportunities for collective action across all ages. The students' insights added the youth perspective to the event and highlighted the Greendale program's work with students and staff. Great work, Panthers! Photography by Charlie James.

5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Two people standing in front of a colorful screen that reads Sources of Strength.
One person looking at the second person who is holding a microphone.

Greendale Schools' staff is AMAZING! Highly rated, respected and loved by our students and community! We are so proud of our team and the work each person does to Cultivate Excellence in Every Student. Ms. Katie Keast is one of those outstanding and beloved team members. Take a look at the video linked here to learn more about her and how she works with students. #CultivatingExcellence #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #PantherPride


5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Person with blonde hair and glasses sitting down and smiling .
Canterbury students get learning and moving with a Walking Classroom experience through a $5,500 grant from the Greendale Education Foundation. The Walking Classroom (TWC) is research-based, national award-winning nonprofit program offering high-quality academic enrichment paired with structured physical activity for classrooms. Students walk and listen to a 15-minute kid-friendly educational podcast. Research confirms that when students move while learning they retain more, are happier and even get faster at basic math skills. These fourth graders recently listened to a podcast about the song "Take me out to the Ballgame" and how its composer, Jack Norworth, wrote the lyrics in 1908 because he was such a devoted baseball fan. Some student comments: "WOW this is amazing!" and "I can't wait to do it again."
5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Three smiling boys with portable headphones posing while on a Walking Classroom experience.
Two girls walking on a sidewalk with headphones during a Walking Classroom experience,
A group of students with headphones walking on a sidewalk during a Walking Classroom experience.
A group of students with headphones walking on a sidewalk during a Walking Classroom experience.
The Community Connections Arab American Heritage event was a beautiful showcase of the culture of the Arab world, with amazing drum and dance performances, music, food, Henna and Arabic calligraphy, crafts, health and wellness resources and so much fun! Many thanks to our guests and everyone who made the celebration special and memorable. We are grateful to the very generous vendors, performers and door prize sponsors. Shout out to these participants: The Greendale Health Department/ Community Alliance, PAGE, Banat Al-Huriyeh, Tabla/Arabic Drum- Peter Alnimri, Stylish Henna By Amina, Farouq Abukhamireh- Arabic Calligraphy. Each guest received a ticket for a door prize sponsored by these generous businesses: Qahwa House, Wellbees Pharmacy, Crystal Hair Salon, MyCare Home Care Services, Cinnabon in Greendale and Bayshore mall, Hot Bargain Depot, Prestige  Accounting Services, Crave Cookies - Greendale, Jana Designs, and Rana's Beauty Room. Watch for this and the other Community Connections events in the 2026-2027 school year!
5 months ago, Greendale Schools
Children and adults receiving door prize ticket
Ladies smiling and enjoying shopping for Bread and scarves
Ladies doing Henna on young girls hands
Girls pour coffee in small cups
Man writing in Arabic
Raffle prizes on a table
Food for sale in a cafeteria
Young child working on crafts at special event.

GMS students traveled recently for the Engineering EXPO at the College of Engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The two-day exposition is held annually to encourage middle-school aged students to explore the fields of science and engineering. From aeronautics to plant biology, our Panthers and other EXPO attendees heard keynote presentations and watched demonstrations, participate in competitions and engaged with a multitude of hands-on exhibits showcasing what engineering is all about. Find out more about the EXPO on the UW website.

6 months ago, Greendale Schools
Students in a lab interacting with electronic equipment.
Student holding a control unit and operating a robot
Students standing in college building with Bucky Badger Wisconsin Mascot
Two individuals hold and observe a molecular model in front of a MRSEC banner.
Open-wheel race car with number 03 on display indoors.
Two students standing together and working on a model car.
Students posing with their spaghetti and jelly bean towers.
Student wearing a robotics device standing with an adult demonstrating it.
The School Board presented commendations to so many successful Panthers at its meeting on April 13! Congratulations to our state-qualifying GHS Robotics, GMS Battle of the Books and MS Forensics teams. Shout out to our National Merit Finalist and Commended Students! Cheers to our Best in the Midwest GHS Poms and State Champion Varsity Cheer teams. #PantherPride #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
A group of students and adults wearing lime-green shirts stand together at Greendale High School.
Five people standing in front of a "Greendale High School" sign, with two holding certificates.
Four people stand in front of a "Greendale High School" sign, with two holding certificates.
A group of people at Greendale High School, some wearing medals.
A group of students and adults pose with certificates and trophies in front of a wall with "Greendale High School" text and logo.
A group of young women in grey sweatshirts labeled "Greendale Poms" stands with two adults in front of a wall with the "Greendale High School" emblem.
College Park First Graders had fun learning their doubles in math class with their friends. The smiles tell us how much they enjoyed learning together.
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
Two children sitting on the floor doing a math worksheet holding pencils.
Two children sitting at a table doing math worksheet with a dice and markers.
Two children sitting at a table doing math worksheet with a dice and markers.
Two children sitting on the floor doing a math worksheet holding pencils.
Summer School Registration is OPEN! Thanks for your patience during the technical difficulty!
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
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Join us for this annual Community Connections celebration of Arab American Heritage Month, Thursday, April 23, 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. at Canterbury Elementary.

This FREE Admission family-fun event will feature music, dance demonstrations, food, crafts, art and more. This year’s celebration will include: Debkeh dance, an Arabic calligrapher plus FREE food samples, and Henna art.

Dinner items from Fatty Patty Food Truck. Boutique items available for sale. (Please bring cash for purchases.) Everyone who attends will receive a ticket to enter into a free drawing of gift items from our vendors and local Arab-American owned businesses.

See you at Canterbury!
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
Poster announcing Arab American Heritage Celebration at Canterbury
Twenty-five GHS students participated in the Wisconsin High School Model UN Conference March 19-20 at UW-Madison. Students represented the countries of Ukraine, Malaysia, Portugal, and Mozambique in a series of simulations, including General Assembly, Security Council, Human Rights Council, and European Union. Students researched a variety of global issues such as climate change, nuclear energy, disarmament, and genetic engineering and wrote position papers laying out their country's views. They then met with and collaborated with students from around the region and drafted resolutions to tackle these issues. One student brought home an award for best position paper, representing Mozambique in the African Union simulation! Congratulations and great job GHS MUN!
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
GHS Student standing and speaking during Model UN Conference.
GHS students seated at desks listening during Model UN conference.
GHS student smiling while seated at a desk at Model UN conference.
GHS students speaking at a podium at Model UN conference.
GHS students standing and talking with other students at Model UN conference.
GHS Model UN students posing outside at the conference.

GMS students are taking on the role of Student Librarian by creating library displays for students to receive recommendations on their favorite books. This Panther created the first Student Librarian Display. She came up with the concept, designed the sign and chose which books to include. This project is a great way to promote literacy, student leadership, and peer-to-peer relationships. #PantherPride #LearnGrowEngageGreendale #CultivatingExcellence

6 months ago, Greendale Schools
A person stands beside a cat-themed book display in a library with shelves labeled "HISTORY" in the background.
Something new! Last week the GHS Student Council presented its first ever SPRING PEP ASSEMBLY! The Greendale Olympics event honored winter and spring sports teams for their achievements and effort. And then the fun and games began. Three student teams (Red, Yellow and Green) and a staff team competed in games of skill, including Rock, Paper, Scissors; Free Throws; Teammate TP wrapping, and more! The staff team was victorious and everyone had a great time celebrating their school. Checkout these photos of the fun.
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
People participating in a team activity in a gym, with a person on a wheeled platform being assisted by another.
Four people in a gym, three wrapping the fourth in toilet paper.
Person on a rolling platform reaching for a ball with a white basket in a gym.
Person in a gymnasium stepping on a colorful mat with hula hoops suspended in the air around them.
A group of young people in a gym, holding a large number "3", with a basketball hoop above them.
Two women play rock-paper-scissors, watched by a young man with a microphone in a gym.
Four people in a gym, three wrapping the fourth in toilet paper.
Four people in a gym, three wrapping the fourth in toilet paper.
Two individuals holding microphones and papers in a gymnasium.
Group of young people in a gymnasium, one waving a red flag energetically.
The 7th Annual Family Wellness Fair held at GMS was a huge success! Many thanks to the families who attended. Panel discussion topics included youth mental health and coping strategies, nutrition for growing minds and bodies, vaping dangers, school safety and more. Attendees also had the chance to explore community resources and check out 8th grade poster presentations that showcased their learning. Thanks, too, to the panelists, vendors and Community Alliance for its work on this special event.
6 months ago, Greendale Schools
Families at Wellness Event visiting vendor tables.
Panel discussion at Wellness Fair.
People listening to an 8th grader discuss his presentation board at the Wellness Fair.
Close up of bags of Community Safety & Prevention Kits at Wellness Event.
Families at Wellness Event visiting vendor tables.
Families at Wellness Event visiting vendor tables.
Crowd at Wellness Event visiting with 8th graders as they explain their presentation boards.