Good Morning Gresham Wildcats
Today is Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Today is a A Day
Announcements for today include:
***Lunch for today is: Popcorn chicken bowl or Max Stix
Thursday for Lunch is: Roasted Turkey & Gravy or Hotdog
***The Lady Wildcats game that was postponed yesterday against Northland Lutheran will be at 7PM TODAY. The game is in Gresham.
The Lady Wildcats have asked for a Red-Out for the Regional Basketball game.
The cost for the game is $6.00. It is a WIAA game, so the price is $6.00.
***All track athletes Please stop in the gym after school on Friday, Feb. 25th;
to pick up some information. First day of track practice is on March 7th.
***MS & HS Students:
We are beginning a "Three Strikes" policy when it comes to
borrowing a chrome book or charger. The third time will result in a
Wednesday night detention.
***MS & HS students; make sure you are; Checking your email daily!
***It is FFA Week; Dress Up Days are as follows:
Thursday: FFA Day
Friday: Flannels/Farmer day and drive your tractor to school.
****Gresham school has an app! Please download it today, complete a survey, and be entered to win a $50 gift card."
***It's that time of year again!
Gresham Little league signup will be Tuesday, March 1st
from 6 -7 pm in the Gresham Community School commons.
Boys and girls ages 8-13 are welcome to play. Players must turn 8 before August 1st and cannot turn 14 before May 1st.
Registration fees will be $15 per player. No player will be allowed to
participate until fees are paid.
This year there will be no late registration allowed. If you cannot
make it to the signup and still want to play please private message the
little league Facebook page to make arrangements.
We look forward to another fun filled summer of baseball!
See everyone on Diamond!
***Here are a few words of wisdom:
Ida B. Wells was an elegant African-American woman with great courage.
As the editor of the Memphis Free Speech newspaper, she was a crusader
for equal rights at a time when you could lose your life for speaking out
against racism.
Despite threats against her life, Ida B Wells is quoted as saying:
I could not keep silent in the face of the almost
daily violence.
Our world continues to be riddled with violence. If Ida B. Wells were still
alive what would she say to us? She would probably encourage us to
speak out by writing letters that express our frustration. concerns, and
ideas for solutions.
Today, remember this: You are never too young to make a difference.
You can write to your congressman or mayor, or to the editor of your local
newspaper. You can help make things better by letting your voice be heard
and by sharing your thoughts.
With something to think about, Make it a great day . . . . or not. The choice is yours.