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Students Encouraged to Read During Summer Break
Federal Title I grant funds require a minimum of 1% of the funds be spent on the school family or community. This year, in an effort to help students build their home libraries, all students in grades K-3 received a pack of five books before they left for summer break. Each book came with an activity sheet. Students received a combination of both fiction and nonfiction books. Also included in the pack was a summer journal.  
Board Approves Cost Reduction Plans
The Groveport Madison Local School Board of Education approved plans at the May 23 meeting aimed at reducing costs and financially stabilizing the district. 
Senior Eddie Wilson Signs Letter of Intent
Groveport Madison senior, Eddie Wilson, signed a letter of intent to attend Indiana Tech on a more than 50% scholarship next fall. Wilson is a high jumper and quarter miler as well as a relay runner. 
Summer is here!
Be sure to check out our June 2013 newsletter for a wrap of the school year and what to look for this summer. The District sent about 300 graduates off with the 130th annual commencement and the Board recently announced its plans to make reductions totaling millions of dollars. Take a look. 
Winter Guard Wins State Championship
This spring, the Groveport Madison Middle School South Winter Guard team won the state championship in the Junior Regional A division at the OIPA competition. The first-ever Winter Guard team in the district consists of nine dedicated girls: McKenzie Bryan, Katie Garvin, Lydia Koppenhaver, McKenzie Lovingshimer, Madison Meier, Brittany Miller, Kamber Newman, Sherris Parker and Bryana Rhodes.  
Summer Cheerleading Camp
A Youth Cheerleading Camp is being offered this summer. All kindergarten through eighth graders are invited to attend. The camp will be held at GM Middle School South on July 15, 17, and 19 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Registration deadline is June 30, 2013. 
Free Lunch Program; Almuerzo Gratis
Groveport Madison Summer Food Service program has finalized the plans for the program that will serve free hot meals to any child from 0 to 18 years of age. There are no forms to fill out or income verifications. 
Check out our News!
Did you catch Sunday's Southeast Messenger? The print version of our newsletter was featured inside. Take a peek here to see what the students and staff in all of our buildings were up to. 
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