Northeast had some students dress up in Wester Wear for Pioneer Week! Here are your class winners!
Homer Long had so many students dress up AWESOME for Pioneer Week! Here are the Western Dress Classroom Winners!
All Sports Athletic Banquet going on now! Thank you to all who make Athletics great at GHS! Thanks to the Booster Club for a great event! This is the Lady Tiger Basketball team, and the Tiger Baseball team! Congrats to all the award winners!
The FFA Banquet is next week, on Thursday, May 18th, in the GHS Commons. Dinner at 5 pm, awards to follow.
At their last meeting, the GPS Board of Education was honored to recognize our GHS Valedictorians, as well as many All-District, state competitors, and All-State athletes from spring sports! North Park also had a few students read special essays about their love of their school! Congratulations to all and thank you for sharing!
Esports State Championship! Jorge Martinez, Cade Drake, and Jahir Gutierrez-Rodriguez finished their season 13-1. They played for the state championship on April 15th at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford and came up just short of an undefeated season with a loss to The Texhoma Red Devils in the championship match. This makes Guymon Tigers Esports' first state tournament placement since it began last year. The Super Smash Bros Ultimate team ended its season ranked #5 in the state. Guymon High School
From left to right: Coach-Matthew Sparks, Jahir Gutierrez-Rodriguez, Cade Drake, Jorge Martinez, and Coach-Brad Bellatti.
Prairie Elementary students love to have independent learning time on their iPads! Imagine Learning is used in our classrooms to bolster our student's math skills, as well as their independent reading skills.
🚨COMMITTED!🚨 Jesus Muniz, Javier Sanchez, and Eileen Romo will sign their NLI TODAY in the Guymon High School Gym! Congratulations!
Academy Elementary School third graders cleaned up Oklahoma Park for Earth Day! Way to go students!
A Cheesy Math Proof
Students in Mrs. Joy’s 8th grade Pre Algebra class used Cheez-It crackers to model the Pythagorean Theorem. They found that the number of Cheez-its needed to
cover the area of square C was the same as the number needed to
cover the areas of squares a and b combined. So, the square of the
hypotenuse was equal to the sum of the squares of both legs. Thank you to those who helped purchase the cheez-its!
