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  •  DARE to Make a Difference: How the Program Shapes Our School Community

    DARE to Make a Difference: How the Program Shapes Our School Community

    Grandview Middle School has a long and proud history of participating in the DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) program, which has been a cornerstone of fostering healthy decision-making among students. For decades, DARE has not only educated young minds about the dangers of drugs and alcohol but has also empowered them with critical refusal skills, resilience, and knowledge to navigate life’s challenges.

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  •  Grandview Band Director Celebrated at Last Concert of Career

    Grandview Band Director Celebrated at Last Concert of Career

    Grandview Middle School band students performed their winter concerts on December 10. The back-to-back grade level concerts are an annual event, but this year’s concerts marked the end of an era for band director Roger Whaley, who will be retiring at the end of the year after 31 years of teaching band to Westonka students.

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  •  Grandview Students Enjoy Popular Turkey Bingo Tradition

    Grandview Students Enjoy Popular Turkey Bingo Tradition

    Students at Grandview Middle School participated in Turkey Bingo the Wednesday before Thanksgiving during Morning Meeting. This popular annual event, enjoyed possibly more by the staff than the students, is a great way to head into the Thanksgiving break.

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  •  Veterans Day assembly at Hilltop

    Westonka Students Celebrate Veterans Day

    Students throughout the Westonka School District celebrated Veterans Day on Nov. 11, honoring all those who have served our country in war or peace.

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  • seventh grade students at MN zoo

    Grandview Seventh Graders Explore Math and Science at the Minnesota Zoo

    Over 200 Grandview Middle School seventh-grade students, along with staff and parent chaperones, put their math and science skills to work at Math Day at the Minnesota Zoo on Nov. 5. Using a workbook designed for the occasion, students used graphing, math, maps, and more to learn about zoo animals and their habitats.

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