Journey to Excellence Engaging in Service - Training for Leadership - Preparing for Eternity
March 1, 2019
Rock Art By Ms. Kim Mitchell, GSAA English and Art Teacher
Art Class began its painting unit experimenting with acrylic animals on rocks. Cats were a primary emphasis, honoring the memory of Puzzle the music cat. The class is moving on with floral designs and nature motifs. Gem State truly has many “budding” artists who continue to produce creative works.
Orange with blue flower by Sierra B.
Blue with purple flower by Nyellie M.
Science Zone by Glen Wahlman, GSAA Science Teacher
Biology 1 class used the microscope to look at plant and animal cells. Here are a few pictures of the cells they saw and photographed with their cell phones.
Peaches our foster kitty is still here at GSAA. She is an education cat on loan to us from West Valley Humane Society. Jaime C. is using Peaches as a part of her senior project.
Kelton's Corner
The snow is melting, and spring is starting to reveal itself around GSAA campus.
The Word and nature.
“The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.”
Psalms 19:1 NIV
Basketball Varsity Schedules
Boy's Schedule
Girl's Schedule
Students, If you are missing a class don't forget to:
CONTACT YOUR TEACHER - you will get the help needed in keeping up in your studies.
Check your student emails
- your teacher may have sent you important information.
Dear Parent/Guardians,
Due to a number of students returning
from this year's mission trip to Thailand on April 2, we will be moving
the Spring Student/Parent/Teacher Conferences from Wednesday, April 3
toThursday, April 11.
The conferences will run from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m.
and will be held in the individual Teacher's classrooms
in the Ad building. No appointments will be necessary.
Hope to see you then.
Mission Trip to Thailand Mar 20 - April 2
Students don't forget to make arrangements with your teachers and work supervisors before you leave. You will be missing about 5 days of school. May the Lord bless you on this adventure.
Spiritual Note
---------------------------- “The Bible contains all the principles that men need to understand in order to be fitted either for this life or for the life to come. And these principles may be understood by all. No one with a spirit to appreciate its teaching can read a single passage from the Bible without gaining from it some helpful thought. But the most valuable teaching of the Bible is not to be gained by occasional or disconnected study. Its great system of truth is not so presented as to be discerned by the hasty or careless reader. Many of its treasures lie far beneath the surface, and can be obtained only by diligent research and continuous effort. The truths that go to make up the great whole must be searched out and gathered up, “here a little, and there a little.” Isaiah 28:10."
E. G. White
Education p. 123
GSAA Cafeteria
Spring Break
March 23-31
--------------------------------- Faculty on Duty:
Feb 25 - Mar 3 Waterhouse, Simmons, Tagalog
Mar 4 - Mar 10 Mitchell, Perkins, Wahlman
---------------------------------- Deans on Duty:
Mar 2 - Mar 3 Matt Fitting, Michaela Paulson
Mar 9 - Mar 10 Adam Nakamura, Kara Fitting
------------------------------ Head Cook on Duty:
March 2-3 Andrea Starr-Tagalog March 9-10 Norm Tagalog March 16-17 Ellen Prest April 6-7 Norm Tagalog April 12-14 Ellen Prest April 20-21 Andrea Starr-Tagalog May 4-5 Norm Tagalog May 11-12 Ellen Prest May 18-19 Andrea Starr-Tagalog May 25-26 Ellen Prest June 1-2 Norm Tagalog
Upcoming Events:
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Deadline to register for ACT Mar 4-8
Student Week of Prayer Mar 5
Biology 2 Field Trip 12:30 pm Mar 8
Academy Day Mar 8-9
iD Youth Conference Mar 10
Daylight Savings Time begins SET CLOCK FORWARD 1 HR. Mar 13 Government Field Trip Mar 15
Senior Project Presentations 8 am Mar 16
Music @ Kuna Mar 20
Organizational Meetings
3rd QTR ends Mar 20-April 2
Mission Trip to Thailand Mar 22
Minimum "A" Day Dorm closes @ 1:30 pm Mar 23-31 SPRING BREAK
