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Granville Exempted Village School District is proud to be one of Ohio's best public school districts. We serve 2550 students in four schools. Our students learn through a diverse selection of academic, athletic and service-based opportunities, led by highly-skilled faculty and staff. Granville Schools are inspired by exceptional family and community support.
The Granville Board of Education will hold its regular business meeting beginning at 6:30 p.m., Monday, May 21. The meeting will be held in the District Office, 130 N. Granger Street. Click headline to download a copy of the Agenda.
Licking Memorial Health Systems is providing free Sports Physicals, Electrocardiogram (ECG) Screenings, and ImPACT Concussion Screening for Granville Schools student athletes during May and June. All Granville Schools student athletes (Grade 7 -12) must have all required forms completed and turned into the Athletic Department prior to participating in any sports activity/event.
Ten Granville students scored in the top 20th percentile of all students nationwide taking the 2012 National Financial Capability Challenge. The National Financial Capability Challenge was taken by more than 80,000 high school students between March 12 and April 13, 2012. Participants included students in rural areas, suburbs, and inner cities across the country, and in Department of Defense schools around the world. The average student score was 69 percent.
Beginning in May, the Granville Schools Fresh Foods program is piloting gluten-free menu items on select days. If the pilot is successful, plans call for incorporating gluten-free items in the 2012-2013 monthly menus.
Two Granville High School teachers, who provide a unique team-approach to an integrated math and science curriculum, have earned the 2012 Licking County Foundation Leaders for Learning award. Mr. Scott Carpenter and Mr. Al Spens were surprised by Connie Hawk, Executive Director of the Licking County Foundation and Granville Superintendent Jeff Brown, who arrived unannounced to present their award in front of their students.
The annual “You Made a Difference” Award is special because the nomination comes from our community, and most often, it is from a student. This year, the award has been given to Granville High School Counselor Amber Gilsdorf. She was nominated for the award by the McKenzie family. In nominating Mrs. Gilsdorf for this award, the McKenzie family shared their very personal story of loss, struggle and hope restored, thanks to Mrs. Gilsdorf’s care and support for their son.
