JH and HS soccer will play Sacred Heart tonight at Clover Dell Park. The start time for the JH contest has been moved back to 5:30 due to transportation needs. The varsity contest will follow the JH match. JH and HS Volleyball will also play Sacred Heart starting at 5:30 as well at the Sacred Heart campus. Girls Golf is traveling to Marshall this afternoon. Tee off is at 4:00. Good luck Tigers.
HS Volleyball plays Lakeland at home tonight. The match will start at 5:30 and will start with the Varsity game first, followed by the JV match. Good luck Tigers!
Congratulations to Heath & Callie! Heath was selected for a Tenor spot and Callie for an Alto spot.
They will spend the day on Saturday, October 18 rehearsing with other area students (including several from Kaysinger conference schools) rehearsing and auditioning for the Missouri All-State Choir. The final performance will take place that evening 5:30pm at the Oak Grove Performing Arts Center.
Varsity soccer closed out the Clinton Cup with a 1-0 win vs. St. Paul's. Denver Bannister and RJ Hampton-Shultz combined for the shutout in regulation and force the game to penalty kicks. Goals by Reid Hagedorn and Max Tylar combined with 2 stops from RJ forced a second sudden death round. The Tigers second shooter, Jaden Xiloj found the back of the net, and RJ came up with the huge stop on the Saints final attempt to give the Tigers the win. They are back in action in Sedalia on Tuesday vs. Sacred Heart
The Running Tigers cross country team faced a miserably hot first meet of the season today in Marshall. Despite the tough competition and sweltering heat nearly half the team managed to bring home medals. We're super proud of everyone as they fought through their nervous jitters to start the season.
👏 Congrats to the following Tigers who medaled:
Trenton Sawyer: 19th, Varsity Boys
Rylee Donaldson: 8th, Varsity Girls
Max Knoernschild: 6th, Jr. High Boys
Zoe Schleicher: 12th and Esther Pakhnyuk 16th, Jr. High Girls
September 17, 2025 Board Meeting Agenda
Varsity soccer got a 2-0 win vs. Paseo Academy in game 2 of the Clinton Cup on Wednesday evening. Although the Tigers had multiple scoring opportunities in the first half, Paseo was able to thwart most of the chances. Trenton Sawyer took a pass from Jaden Xiloj with just over 15 minutes to play to net to net the Tigers first goal. The Tigers again controlled much of the tempo in the second half. Their loan goal came at just under 10 minutes into the half on a ball Max Tylar put through the defensive line that Jack Hoos was able to put in the back of the net. RJ Hampton-Shultz and Denver Bannister combined for the the shutout in goal.
Varsity soccer began the Clinton Cup tournament on Tuesday with a 4-1 loss to the host team. Clinton got off to a hot start with 2 goals in the first 5 minutes, however the Tigers settled in and played a more solid half until the Cardinals netted one more goal with about 7 minutes remaining in the first half. The team played better in the second half and was able to make some more runs and control the ball a bit more in the second half but it wasn't enough to make the comeback. Clinton got one more goal with just under 5 minutes left, but the Tigers fought to the end. Wyatt Crawford made a great run to beat the defense on a trough ball sent by Jack Hoos to net the Tigers lone goal in the final 5 minutes.
JV soccer went 1-1 on this past Saturday in Stover.
In game 1 vs. Iberia the Tigers got a 4-2 win. Jonny Xiloj scored 2 goals with Reid Hagedorn and Jackson Xiloj each netting one. Alex Diaz had 2 assists.
Alex Diaz had the lone goal in regular time vs. Stover in a game which went to penalty kicks with the Tigers losing 2-1. Diaz, Chance Gething, and Jaden Xiloj each hit the back of the net during the PK round.
Thank you, Wimer Dental!
Green Ridge School and the PBIS Incentives team would like to say THANK YOU! to those businesses that made donations to our PBIS incentives for students!
🎉🥳 Happy Birthday to Mrs. Knoernschild! 🥳🎉
Please join us in celebrating Mrs. Knoernschild today! 🎂🍎
We’re so thankful for all the care, dedication, and positivity she brings to our students and school community every day. 💜💛
Help us make her day extra special by dropping a 🎈 or 🎉 in the comments!
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Sophomores in Health class have been working on the engagement strategy Turn and Talk with their table mates. Today, we moved around the room with Stand Up/Hand Up/Pair Up to discuss Personality and Character traits.
Students in Intro to FACS were able to learn by doing on Tuesday. The French toast was very good!
After months and months of anxiously waiting, we finally received our brand new 2026 Bluebird bus. If you look closely, you can see our very own Bobby Brown modeling. This allowed us to trade-in our old 1996 diesel. Once again thankful to be a part of this GR8 community.
Snapshots from Mrs. Donaldson's classroom.
Volleyball will be traveling to Appleton City tonight for a varsity only match starting at 5:30. Good luck Tigers!
Soccer opened the season with a win at home vs Calvary Lutheran. The Tigers had a 1-0 lead at half on an indirect kick inside the penalty box. The Tigers scored 4 goals in just over the first 10 minutes of the second half and finished with a 7-1 win. Reid Hagedorn finished with 2 goals and 2 assists, Jackson Xiloj had 2 goals, and Max Tylar and Jaden Xiloj both had goals.
OPEN HOUSE 2025! Wow! What a success. We had new students and returning students showing family members around introducing themselves to teachers and staff. They met the bus drivers, nurse, and kitchen staff. Students sat on a bus and got to show where they normally sit. If they filled out their "passport", they are entered into a drawing on the first day of school.
A HUGE thank you to all the organizations that helped, Central Bank for the selfie station and the pens; Green Ridge Baptist Church, everyone loved the hot dogs and snow cones; PTO for the bounce house; Booster club; Green Ridge Rec Organization; Boys and Girls Club; and I'm sure I forgot someone. Thank you to the parents for coming and I hope you found it worth your time!
Now here comes tomorrow, the day you've been waiting for, THE FIRST DAY OF THE 25-26 SCHOOL YEAR!
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