Pre-Kindergarten Graduation & Kinder "Moving On Up"
It has been a busy week on the GSS campus! On Wednesday, GSS graduated our first ever Pre-Kindergarten classes comprised of 38 students. The students entertained a standing room only crowd with songs and their four year old charisma. The students were awarded graduation certificates and the crowd was entertained by a video of cap and gown photos and videos of the students sharing their favorite moments from the year.
While the PK4 classes were graduating, the Kindergarten class was holding a "Moving on Up" day in their classroom. Organized by Ms. Terri Wide and Ms. Nancy Perone, the students had their work on display and even won prizes for games. Both events were a perfect way to end the school year for these GSS students. More PK4 Graduation Photos Here More Kindergarten Photos Here Coming Soon: PK4 Video Graduation 2019
It was an historic day for The Good Shepherd School - The Good Shepherd Family bid farewell to the largest graduating class in school's history. We are excited for what the future holds for each of them and we will persist in fulfilling the dream and mission of our founder, Fr. Harry Tompson. This was his dream and we are blessed, humbled, and honored to be a part of it.
Special thanks to Fr. Anthony McGinn, S.J. of Immaculate Conception Church for celebrating Mass for us. After Mass, GSS graduate, Jesuit Graduate, and now LSU Tiger, Johnny Williams, spoke to the graduates about his time at GSS and how it prepared him for Jesuit High School and LSU. Finally but not least, a big thank you to our partner, Immaculate Conception Church, for hosting the Mass, ceremony, and reception in Lenis Hall. More Photos Here |
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Ms. Baptiste's Math Project |
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Students in Ms. Baptiste's Math class completed a project to create a layout of their house. They measured each room's area, perimeter, length, and width . This project allowed the students to discover geometry in real life circumstances. They also used their family member's height in feet and inches to create a scaled model of their home. Ms. Baptiste said, "I am so proud of my students! Everyone did so well that they earned a certificate and awards."
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The GSS sixth graders made 200 bag lunches for The Harry Tompson Center. Students decorated the bags with inspirational messages and stuffed them with turkey sandwiches, granola bars, fruit, chips, and mints. The service-learning project was possible through a Brown Foundation grant and was organized by Ms. Michelle Lucio.
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