Students in Mr. Holmes' classes are learning about animals and their adaptations. After learning about butterflies that camouflage themselves to survive, students worked to color and camouflage their own butterflies to then hide throughout the room!






Mrs. Brumback's class having a great time at Greenbush.










Students in Mrs. Brimm's class finished up learning about mixtures and solutions with a tasty experiment.










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Hard Work Pays Off...Go Vikes!
District maintenance personnel fix ceiling tiles in Guthridge gym that were displaced during kickball.

Lunch with Mr. Willis today!

This student received a positive office referral for being a "ray of sunshine". She is always smiling!

Gatlin has a great attitude. He is always respectful and works hard. Way to go!

Beautiful weather calls for working outside!




Mrs. Good's class did a virtual lab with Greenbush today. Working in teams, they brainstormed how to build the strongest bridge-like structure using only the materials offered. Then they built their ideas and tested its strength using pennies. They turned out great! A couple bridges were even able to hold over 100 pennies. 💙💛









Ga Ga Ball




Fishing at Greenbush





Guthridge Perfect Attendance winners for this week! HWPO!

Building forts





Fort building






Canoeing






Students were so excited to bend glass during lab! They measured out the class rods, polished one end, closed then other, then bent it!






Twenty students braved taking the stage Thursday to participate in the Guthridge Spelling Bee. The winner moves on to the Labette County Spelling Bee Sept. 27.










Twenty students braved taking the stage to participate in the Guthridge Spelling Bee Thursday. The winner moves on to the Labette County Spelling Bee Sept. 27.










Twenty students braved taking the stage to participate in the Guthridge Spelling Bee. In the end, Emily Gage was the winner. She will represent the school at the Labette County Spelling Bee Sept. 27.




