Enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year is LIVE. All students must re-enroll. If you have an 8th-grade student, high school enrollment must be completed separately. Current students are guaranteed a spot at either the middle school or high school, but enrollment forms must be submitted by March 14th at 4:00 PM to secure their place. Failure to do so will result in forfeiting their spot.
Middle School Enrollment: Click Here to Apply
High School Enrollment: Click Here to Apply
Important Upcoming Dates
February 7: Registration for the 2025-2026 School Year Begins- Please spread the word to prospective Greenspire Families.
February 13: Chili Cookoff and Project Showcase Night 5:30-7:00, open to all!
February 14: Half Day, Students Released at 11:30
February 14: Fake-A-Day 12:30-2:30 for prospective students only.
March 21: No School- Staff Development
March 24-28: No School- Spring Break!
Greenspire Chili Cookoff and Project Showcase Night Rescheduled to February 13th
The Chili Cookoff has been rescheduled to February 13th! We’d love for you to bring your best chili and invite family and friends to join us. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the school and see student projects. If you’d like to contribute a chili or side, please sign up here: Chili Cookoff Sign-Up
Greenspire’s Fake-A-Day: A Day to Explore the Greenspire Experience!
Do you know a student who would thrive at Greenspire? Spread the word! Enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year opens on February 7, and our annual Fake-A-Day is the perfect opportunity for prospective students to experience life at Greenspire.
During Fake-A-Day, visiting students will immerse themselves in our unique, hands-on learning environment, meet current students, and get a feel for what makes Greenspire so special.
Help us grow our community by sharing this event with families who might be a perfect fit for our school! Stay tuned for more details.
Project Updates
For more information about a specific class, please click on the class name to email the teacher directly. To access PowerSchool, please click here: Powerschool Link
Math: Please visit the Math Website to learn more.
Social Studies: Please visit the Social Studies Website for updates.
PE/Health: In PE, students had a blast building snow forts with all the fresh snow we’ve received! It was a great way to get active, work together, and enjoy the winter weather. In health, we’ve been learning about infectious diseases—perfect timing, as lots of sickness is going around! Students are creating posters, comics, or short stories about how different diseases spread and how to prevent them.
Art: This week students wrapped up their music festival posters and worked on a meaningful project for our community. They decorated bags for Project Feed the Kids, a local organization that provides food for those in need through coolers placed around the area. If you’d like to learn more or support their efforts, check out their website: Project Feed the Kids.Outdoor Ed: This new quarter continues to bring a plentiful amount of snow and snowy activities! We continue to study track direction, speed, and animal ID. We also are learning the best layering techniques and how to stay warm and dry in the winter. Outdoor Ed will be a part of the GAME ON! project through various survival scenarios, fire building, water purification, and possible shelter building. More information on survival tasks in the coming weeks!
Literature: English is focusing on utopias, dystopias, and the differences between thriving and surviving. We are also getting to the end of the Read a Book Challenge. Please talk to your student to make sure they have reported a book read to Claire.
Sustainable Agriculture: Students have moved away from farming in space. Taking its place is a unit on GMOs (Genetically Modified Organisms), and their role as a tool in agriculture. These lessons cover both the positive and negative effects GMOs have within the agricultural industry. The goal is for students to understand what GMOs are, how crops and livestock are modified, and how they could modify their own crops/livestock in the ongoing Game On! project.
Yearbooks
It is time to order your 2024-2025 Greenspire Middle School Yearbook! For the second year in a row, students are creating the yearbook and, although the details are top secret, we can tell you it will be amazing! There are a few different ways to order if you haven’t already or if you want to order an extra copy. Yearbooks are selling for $24 until April 25, 2025. Help secure a lasting memory for your student and purchase a yearbook today! Please email Alli with any questions (alli.boyer@greenspireschool.org).
Order Online:
Yearbook orders can be placed online by clicking on this link and entering your student’s picture ID number that they received with their picture packet on picture day. If you do not remember this number, please email Alli. Online orders must be purchased via credit card.
Order via Phone:
If you have any questions or prefer to order over the phone, please contact Timeless Image. They will be happy to take your yearbook order over the phone. Call 231.929.1010 Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
Parents and guardians of 8th-grade students, it’s time to order 8th-grade recognition ads! You have the opportunity to celebrate your promoting 8th-grade student by purchasing space to personalize in the yearbook. Each space is fully customizable! You can add pictures, quotes, or a special note of pride for your child’s accomplishment. A half-page ad is selling for $20 and a quarter-page ad is selling for $15. Recognition ads can be purchased online before Wednesday, April 16, 2025. You also have until Wednesday, April 16, 2025, to complete and submit the personalization of these ads.
Frozen Jr- Get your Tickets Now
The Greenspire Middle School proudly presents Frozen Jr., a heartwarming musical journey inspired by Disney’s beloved film. Join Anna, Elsa, and all your favorite characters as they embark on a magical adventure filled with courage, friendship, and self-discovery. Featuring unforgettable songs like “Let It Go” and “Do You Want to Build a Snowman,” this enchanting production brings the magic of Arendelle to life through the incredible talent of our middle school cast. Perfect for audiences of all ages, Frozen Jr. is a story about love, family, and embracing who you are. Don’t miss this delightful performance! Only one hour long – great timing for young audience members, put on by TGS 6th-8th graders.