High School Awards Banquet hosted by the Glenwood Homemakers. Please RSVP in the school office no later than May 19.
Please join us for an evening of recognizing our students’ and athletes’ hard work, dedication, and achievements from throughout the school year.
Please join us for an evening of recognizing our students’ and athletes’ hard work, dedication, and achievements from throughout the school year.
🏅Please join us in congratulating our Students of the Month for March and April! These students were selected by staff for consistently demonstrating outstanding friendship toward their peers, courteousness to staff and the community, and kindness in all they do.
Keep up the great work being positive role models and exceptional citizens! 🦅
Congratulations Blaine, Kennedy, Harper & Lyla!!! 👏🏼👏🏼
Keep up the great work being positive role models and exceptional citizens! 🦅
Congratulations Blaine, Kennedy, Harper & Lyla!!! 👏🏼👏🏼
On April 28, Mrs. Arnold and Mr. Demchuk’s classes participated in the spelling bee followed by engaging planet presentations in the gym.
Congratulations to Sophia and Frank for winning their grade groups in the spelling bee! The competition was fierce, with so many strong spellers making it an exciting event.
For the planet presentations students worked in pairs to share fun and interesting facts about their assigned planets, showcasing both creativity and teamwork. Each group also created a paper mâché model of their planet, which were suspended above the presentation tables, adding a vibrant visual element to the event. Students also designed and wore T-shirts featuring their planets, bringing even more creativity and excitement to the presentations. The students demonstrated strong knowledge of their topics and presented with confidence and poise. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these students—the turnout was fantastic!
Congratulations to Sophia and Frank for winning their grade groups in the spelling bee! The competition was fierce, with so many strong spellers making it an exciting event.
For the planet presentations students worked in pairs to share fun and interesting facts about their assigned planets, showcasing both creativity and teamwork. Each group also created a paper mâché model of their planet, which were suspended above the presentation tables, adding a vibrant visual element to the event. Students also designed and wore T-shirts featuring their planets, bringing even more creativity and excitement to the presentations. The students demonstrated strong knowledge of their topics and presented with confidence and poise. Thank you to everyone who came out to support these students—the turnout was fantastic!
Please join us to meet the principal candidates.
We apologize for the short notice, as scheduling was limited due to both candidates currently serving in their positions, along with the need to work around our own local events and commitments. We appreciate your understanding and hope to see you there!
We apologize for the short notice, as scheduling was limited due to both candidates currently serving in their positions, along with the need to work around our own local events and commitments. We appreciate your understanding and hope to see you there!
Preschool flower basket fundraiser
K-5 Spelling Bee and K-3 Planet Presentations
Please join us and see all the exciting learning and activities happening in our elementary classrooms!
Please join us and see all the exciting learning and activities happening in our elementary classrooms!
Our K–3 students recently had a special visit from Smokey Bear, who shared important fire safety tips in a fun and engaging way. Thank you to the US Forest Service employees to make this visit possible every year.
HS Boy's Basketball Awards Banquet
Expedite check in for your Red Cross blood donation appointment by using RAPID PASS
National School Breakfast Week was launched in 1989 by the School Nutrition Association to highlight the importance of school breakfast programs and the positive impact they have on students. The week is celebrated each year to encourage schools and families to recognize how a healthy breakfast supports learning and student success.
The school breakfast program itself began in 1966 when the United States Congress established the School Breakfast Program to help ensure that children—especially those who may not have access to nutritious meals at home—start their day with the fuel they need.
Breakfast is often called “the most important meal of the day,” and for students it can make a big difference. Research shows that students who eat breakfast are more focused, have better attendance, and perform better academically. School breakfast programs also help promote healthy eating habits and make sure students have the energy they need to learn, grow, and succeed.
National School Breakfast Week is a reminder that something as simple as a morning meal can help set students up for a successful day in the classroom. 🥣📚✨
On February 13, during halftime of the Klickwood basketball game 🏀 , Glenwood High School proudly crowned our 2026 Homecoming royalty! Jayla Avila our 2025 Homecoming queen returned to crown our 2026 King.
Congratulations to our Homecoming Queen, Lyla, and our Homecoming King, Anthony! 👑✨
It was a wonderful evening filled with school spirit, community pride, and celebration. We are so proud of all of our Homecoming court members who represented Glenwood with confidence and class. Thank you to everyone who joined us to cheer on the Klickwood teams and celebrate this special tradition.
Congratulations to our Homecoming Queen, Lyla, and our Homecoming King, Anthony! 👑✨
It was a wonderful evening filled with school spirit, community pride, and celebration. We are so proud of all of our Homecoming court members who represented Glenwood with confidence and class. Thank you to everyone who joined us to cheer on the Klickwood teams and celebrate this special tradition.
Make a lifesaving difference right here in our community! The Glenwood School is hosting a blood drive on March 10, and your donation can help save up to three lives. Giving blood is simple, safe, and takes only a short time, but the impact is lasting. Please consider signing up today by visiting redcrossblood.org, calling the school at 509-364-3438 or emailing Toni Troh at toni.troh@glenwoodsd.org and choosing a time that works for you. Your generosity can help ensure that patients in need receive the care they deserve. ❤️
🦅🏫Join our team!! School Board Position #4 is now open and we are accepting letters of interest.📚🦅
Please join us:
Did you know? School board meetings are open to the public! We encourage community members to attend and stay informed about what’s happening in our school.
Meetings are held at 7:00PM in the school library. To see our meeting dates visit www.https://www.glenwoodsd.org/page/board-meetings
Did you know? School board meetings are open to the public! We encourage community members to attend and stay informed about what’s happening in our school.
Meetings are held at 7:00PM in the school library. To see our meeting dates visit www.https://www.glenwoodsd.org/page/board-meetings
🏀 Thank you, Christian Morris and Justin Holly, for volunteering your time and giving our students the opportunity to play pee wee basketball. Starting them young helps build strong foundational skills, confidence, and a love for the game. We truly appreciate your dedication and support!
Flu and cold season is upon us. To help keep our school community healthy, please take care of yourself and others by staying home if you are not feeling well or have a fever. Thank you for your consideration and cooperation.
Glenwood School District extends its sincere appreciation to Travis Miller for his 12 years of service as a school board director, including five years as board chair. Travis has been a dedicated advocate for our students, staff, and community, and his leadership has helped shape the district in lasting ways.
Thank you, Travis, for your many years of service to Glenwood School District. We are grateful for the time, energy, and care you have invested in our schools.
Thank you, Travis, for your many years of service to Glenwood School District. We are grateful for the time, energy, and care you have invested in our schools.
SCHOOL CANCELLED Wednesday (12/17) due to power outage and wind storm damage
Glenwood students - Bring your extra Holiday Cheer this week with the festive Spirit Week dress-up challenge!
GLENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT SEEKS APPLICANTS
FOR VACANT SCHOOL BOARD POSITION
The Glenwood School District is accepting applications from qualified individuals interested in serving on the School Board to fill a current vacancy. Qualified candidates must be registered voters and reside within the Glenwood School District boundaries. The appointed director will serve until the December 2027 regular school board election.
Interested individuals are encouraged to submit a letter of interest to Superintendent Robert Rogers by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 18, 2025. Applications may be emailed to bob.rogers@glenwoodsd.org or delivered to the school office during school hours.
The School Board may conduct interviews and appoint a candidate during its regular meeting on Thursday, December 18, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting is open to the public.
FOR VACANT SCHOOL BOARD POSITION
The Glenwood School District is accepting applications from qualified individuals interested in serving on the School Board to fill a current vacancy. Qualified candidates must be registered voters and reside within the Glenwood School District boundaries. The appointed director will serve until the December 2027 regular school board election.
Interested individuals are encouraged to submit a letter of interest to Superintendent Robert Rogers by 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, December 18, 2025. Applications may be emailed to bob.rogers@glenwoodsd.org or delivered to the school office during school hours.
The School Board may conduct interviews and appoint a candidate during its regular meeting on Thursday, December 18, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. The meeting is open to the public.
