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Monday, November 17, 2014
Friday, November 14, 2014
GPHS Career Cruising Family Night
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On Tuesday, November 18, 2014, Grand Prairie High School will host our Career Cruising Family Night. We are asking our parents and students to come and participate in this amazing opportunity that our district is providing for our students. Please RSVP to Monica Picart at (972) 809- 5702 or Denise Armijo at denise.armijo@gpisd.org. Child Care and a light meal will be provided as well as an opportunity to win door prizes. Hope to see you here!!! The event is from 5 p.m.-7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria.
Here is a sneak peak:
District: GRAND PRAIRIE ISD
District Web Site: www.gpisd.org
State: TX
District Code: 057910
Live Data - Student Information System (SIS)
Wednesday, November 12, 2014
SGP-9th grader Center Freshman Fair
Monday, November 10, 2014
South Grand Prairie High-9th Grade Center
As part of our GPISD College and Career initiative, the SGP9 counselors have invited guest speakers to present career information to 9th grade students during lunches on Fridays throughout the school year. This past Friday we debuted Career Fridays and nearly sixty of our freshmen were able to meet our guest speaker Dr. Ilka Ratsaphangthong, a Pharmacy Clinical Manager and Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist for Methodist Dallas Medical Center (MDMC). Our students were able to ask questions and get valuable first-hand career information.
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Red Ribbon Contest Winners & Cooking with Chef D
The students had an awesome time learning to prepare their special dish. Chef D not only taught them how to cook the dish but also proper preparations before preparing a meal. They got to leave with a recipe of the meal to take home and share with their family.
Thanks, Chef D. You are welcome here ANYTIME!
Friday, November 7, 2014
Red Ribbon Week Activities
Rayburn Elementary "CAN" be drug free! We collected over 550 cans in one day.
Some members of the honor council helped box up the cans so we can donate them to GPPD's Santa Spot program.
Drug Prevention and Intervention end a month of activities with a parent workshop at the Parent Involvement Center. Presented by: Zaakia Bowens and Bridget Bouse, Drug Prevention Counselors.
Adams Middle School: Red Ribbon Wrap Up
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Red Ribbon Week and College Day
Students and staff welcomed North Texas Poison Control speaker, Mike Yudizky. He visited all the grade levels to talk to students about staying safe around poisons in and near where we live.Dallas Challenge facilitator Tanya Nelson also came to talk to our 4th graders about staying safe, making good choices and staying DRUG FREE!
Red Ribbon Week
Today, the GPHS Counseling Office celebrates Red Ribbon Week and AVID's Commit to College Day. Counselors passed out SWAG wrist bands and we sat with AVID students as they committed to attend College. We are extremely excited to be a part of both important events.
Dr. Alexander's Student Support Services Team celebrates Red Ribbon Week and their commitment to Drug Prevention.
Red Ribbon Week Activities
Meet the District's Drug Prevention Specialists
Watch their video Visit their webpage: gpisd.org/drugprevention
Eisenhower Students Learn about Good Choices
Presenters from DATE (Drug, Alcohol and Tobacco Education) spent the day with Eisenhower students talking to them about being drug-free, making good choices and dealing with peer pressures.
Miss Texas Visits Hobbs Williams
Miss Texas, Monique Evans, visited to kick off Red Ribbon Week. She talked to the kids about making healthy choices, being kind to others and with perseverance you can do anything. She told them it took her four times to win Miss Texas and with the scholarships she received, she can go to college to be a doctor.
See more of the visit on our Flickr page.
Red Ribbon Week Activities
Grammy Award winning musician Kirk Franklin spoke to students at Moore Elementary about making the choice to not use drugs and how that choice can affect your future dreams. He challenged students to continue to love themselves and not use drugs.
The day he visited, Moore Elementary students and staff wore mustaches to go with the theme: I “Mustache” You Not To Do Drugs” as you can see from the picture of students with Principal Hollye Walker and Counselor Tamara Collins.
Garcia Elementary students took a pledge to "LOVE YOURSELF, BE DRUG FREE," during Red Ribbon Week.



































