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Congratulations Linda Atkinson, District Teacher of the Year

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Linda Atkinson
Congratulations to Linda Atkinson, 3rd grade teacher at Westside Elementary for being selected District Teacher of the Year.

Other building winners were:
Kelli Cardin, Eastside Elementary
Megan Girdler, Wooster Elementary
Ann Harrod, Middle School
Pam Nacke, Junior High
Leslie Phillips, High School

Wooster Elementary Medieval Fair

Wooster Elementary - April 18,  2013
Fourth grade students and teachers at Wooster Elementary participated in the Arkansas Medieval Fair on Monday, April 15th.  The students and teachers were able to learn about and participate in various medieval customs as an introduction to their unit in literacy.  Some of the activities included calligraphy writing, understanding the role of a knight, samples of armor and jousting, weaving, food and diet, and needle work.

GHS Students Compete at FBLA State Conference

Greenbrier High School - April 11, 2013
Congratulations to the following students for placing at the FBLA State Conference in Little Rock on Tuesday.

  • Accounting 1 - 2nd place - Taylor Walls (picture)
  • Digital Design & Promotion - 3rd place - Sarah Thompson, Briahana Graves, Caitlin Richardson
  • FBLA Principles and Procedures - 4th place - Kenneth Meazell
  • Entrepreneurship - 4th place - Marley Medlock, Brooke Dillon, Damian McNeese
  • Help Desk Simulation - 3rd place - Jacob Johnston
  • Introduction to Business Communication - 3rd place - Ethan Edwards (picture)Parliamentary Procedure - 5th place - Adam Blake, Colby Leggett, Michaela Roberts, Haylee Russaw, Savannah Snowden
  • Ethan Edwards and Taylor Walls both qualified for FBLA Nationals, which will be in Anaheim, CA, June 27-30.

The GHS Chapter also won 1st place for the Battle of the Chapters for the State of Arkansas.  Congratulations to Ethan Edwards, Kenneth Meazell & Sarah Thompson.

Congratulations to Greenbrier DI Teams

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April 10, 2013 - Greenbrier Public Schools
The Destination ImagiNation State Competition was held Saturday, April 6, at Benton School District with 84 teams from Arkansas participating.  Thirteen Greenbrier teams represented the district very well!  Eleven Greenbrier teams placed in the top 4 in their division at the state competition.  Congratulations to all our DI teams for an outstanding year in DI and thanks to all the Team Managers and Appraisers who volunteered their time to make this happen for the students!  

Congratulations are in order for the following teams who will represent Greenbrier Schools and Arkansas DI at Destination ImagiNation Global Finals to be held May 21-25 at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

Greenbrier Jr. High 
Team Managers: Lisa Rust/Shannon Spainhour
Loren Rust - 8th
Stephen Spainhour - 8th
Michael Oluokun - 8th
Jett McCullough - 8th
Makayla Palmer - 8th
Seth McGee - 8th 
Maya Cuatepotzo - 7th

Greenbrier High School
Team Managers:  Erin Lewter/Cherie Hall
Hannah Lewter - 10th
Amanda Hall - 10th
Meredith Hammontree - 10th
Will Ratliff - 10th
Matthew Spainhour - 10th
Emily Weaver - 10th
Wyatt Daniels - 9th

Wooster Elementary
Team Managers:  Teresa Jackson/Natasha Raney
Whitley Raney - 4th
Asher Jackson - 4th
Jordan Gould - 4th
Marlee Vanover - 3rd
Abby Brackett - 4th
Hannah Stubbs - 4th
Greenbrier Jr. High
Team Managers:  Melinda Hollenbaugh/Misti Hollenbaugh
Zachariah Hollenbaugh - 9th
Alex Dixon - 9th
Addie Beth Sanderlin - 9th
Jared Casebier - 9th
Caroline Harrod - 9th
Tate Zellner - 9th


Greenbrier High School
Team Managers:  Melinda Hollenbaugh/Misti Hollenbaugh
Marissa Hollenbaugh - 11th
Cooper Matthews - 11th
Nate Hawk - 11th
Kallee King - 11th




Other Greenbrier DI Team Results
2nd Place - 2 teams
3rd Place - 1 team
4th Place - 3 teams






Junior High Students Compete in Regional History Bee

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April 9, 2013 - Greenbrier Junior High School
Greenbrier Junior High School students Marie Gray, Ryan Leggitt, and Jackson Williams made the top ten at the Regional History Bee in Memphis, Tennessee which qualifies them for the National History Bee in Atlanta, Georgia.  Ryan Leggitt finished 2nd place overall.  Congratulations to these students!


*Softball tryouts have been moved to the beginning of next school year.  Dates are still to be determined.*
Greenbrier High School ranked as one of the best high schools in Arkansas by U.S. News and World Report.
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