OCTOBER 2020 | Volume 12, Issue 2
THE ONLINE NEWSLETTER FOR GUNTER ISD
Never Forget
September 11, 2001
September 11th - A day that should never be forgotten. At Gunter ISD, we want our students to know the importance of this day in history. If you ask somebody where they were when the attacks happened, most people can tell you in detail what they were doing. Families should make this an annual discussion every year on this day so we will NEVER FORGET!
Mrs. Wright’s 4th grade students remembered our heroes of 9/11 by using their grid system map skills to make a portion of the posters after studying the events that happened 19 years ago.
The middle school students were taken out to the flag pole to listen to Mrs. Inglish talk to them about the events of that day and how our country came together with strength and unity. She talked about the freedom we have and how our flag represents freedom and that we need to protect that freedom. The GHS students watched a 9/11 documentary during morning announcements. Some of the teachers had the students write a reflection in their journal after viewing it.
As we think about what happened, and remember the first responders running into the buildings while civilians ran out, we want to thank our police, firefighters, and paramedics for their service.
Spotlight: GISD Police Department
We are excited to spotlight our new GISD Chief of Police this month, Shannon Thomas. We asked him why he wanted to come out of retirement to start our police department. Chief Thomas explained that there were two specific reasons that he was interested in this position. First, he loved being a positive role model and mentor for his son and the students in the Pottsboro area through coaching soccer, assisting in youth basketball and football, working as a parent booster with the FFA, and helping his son’s boy scout troop. “Working with kids were very rewarding moments,” said Chief Thomas. The second reason this job appealed to him was because of the 2018 tragic Sante Fe High School shooting. Governor Abbott asked the Texas Department of Public Safety to develop a program to assist rural school districts with a Troopers in School programs. Coach Thomas said, “I had been sent to four different active shooter programs and numerous emergency management programs during my time as a Corporal and Sergeant and was honored to be chosen as the pilot program Sergeant in Hunt County. He coordinated the pilot program with 12 troopers which helped several rural school districts increase their safety. By the time he retired, there were approximately 300 troopers around the State assigned to rural school districts, and the program is still in place.
What kind of department do you hope to build here at this district? “Protection of the students and staff is the number one priority of my position. Second is mentorship, and I hope to be invited to be involved in school committees regarding student activities and programs. I am setting the ground work for the future growth of the protection of Gunter ISD. As the growth from Collin County continues to move north, within the next decade Gunter will see a massive amount of growth. Outside of protection and mentorship, I would like the new Gunter ISD Police Department to be prepared in advance to handle the growth of the school district and the new challenges that will come with the growth.”
What have you loved about your new position? “Being around the students and developing a professional mentorship with them has been what I have enjoyed the most. In just one month, students are already starting to communicate with me in the hallways and during games. Building trust with our students is a priority and being a part of the Gunter ISD family has been a fantastic transition from one form of law enforcement to a new type of law enforcement. I feel blessed that the Gunter ISD Administration chose me to start the new school police department and to represent Gunter ISD.”
Background
• Associates of Applied Science in Criminal Justice from Grayson County College
• (1992) - Attended the Texoma Regional Police Academy • (1992-1994) - Van Alstyne Police Department
• (1994) - Texas Highway Patrol Application / Attended the 7 month academy in Austin
• (1995 - 2012) - State Trooper assigned to Grayson County • (2012) - Promoted to Corporal, transferred to McKinney • (2016) - Promoted to Sergeant, assigned to Greenville • Retired after 25 years in February 2020
HOMECOMING EVENTS
7:30 PM - Community Pep Rally @ Tiger Stadium Homecoming Court Introductions
(Watch for more information to be released closer to the event.)
*Due to COVID, there will be no Community Tailgate
Parade Notes!
• Parade start time is 2:30
• Route: Leaving from GISD Admin >
Pecan Street > directly to GHS
• All floats will go through Stadium
Drive (without stopping) and end up
in the band parking lot
• We will unload all students in the
Band Parking Lot
Dress Up Days
10/19/2020 - 10/23/2020Monday Mandalay Bay - Wear beach attire Tuesday Hard Rock - Wear band tees Wednesday Circus Circus - Wacky day
Thursday Treasure Island - Dress like pirates Friday Golden Nugget - Gunter Tiger Spirit Day
* Dress up days are for all campuses
October Dates to Remember!
October 2 - Early ReleaseOctober 12 - Columbus Day Holiday (No School)
October 26 - Professional Development (Students will not be in school)
Homecoming 2020
Wednesday - October 21
Friday - October 23
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Ms. Loewen’s class loves Library Day with Mrs. Marr! In-class and remote students enjoy hearing her read in person and by ZOOM! Brylie, Hailey, K’lee, and Tollie heard stories about the season changing to Fall and the month of September.
Homemade Butter!
After reading When I Was Young in the Mountains, a story by Cynthia Rylant, Mrs. Beaty’s 2nd grade class made homemade butter. The story follows a little girl as she eats home-cooked Appalachian meals cooked by her grandmother and gets kissed hello by her coal-dust covered grandfather. It’s a story of memories and family love from the author’s perspective.
Box Tops for Education App
No more clipping! Just download the Box Tops app, shop
as you normally would, then simply scan your store receipts to find participating products. The app will automatically credit your school’s Box Tops earnings online.
This is one way to help your school financially, and it doesn’t cost you anything but a little tiny spec of time!
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These Kindergartners in Mrs. Fielding's class are able to enjoy and learn through their "Imagination Stations" in a safe way thanks to a donation of these super cool face shields by a parent. Now the students are able to problem solve, use their creative imagination and work on STEAM activities through hands on experiences (and lots of disinfectant in between!)
Face Shield Donation = Safe Play Areas
Students in Mrs. Pelzel’s class practiced the steps in the scientific method to build a successful paper airplane. They researched, created an airplane, tested it out and observed the flight. They also tried a different design based off of what they had learned. Mrs. Pelzel said, “We had a great
time testing them out and learning along the way!”
Paper Airplanes in Science
Adopt a Reading Buddy
Reading is more fun with a friend, so Mrs. Beaty’s students celebrated Adopt a Reading Buddy in their classroom. They got to choose a stuffed animal to adopt as their nightly reading buddy. Each student had to promise to take care of it by reading to their “buddy” at least 15 minutes EVERY night.
Elementary students remind us
that sometimes in life, you just
Live from Mrs. Murphy’s Classroom
Talk about relevant, STEAM classes were busy designing, budgeting and building hurricane-proof houses. The 2020 hurricane season has been so active that the National Hurricane Center ran out of names and had to move to the Greek Alphabet to continue naming
the storms. (https://www.nhc.noaa.gov/aboutnames.shtml)
The students research in this classroom might just spark a career for somebody who will help build a more hurricane-proof building for those living on the coast in the future.
Forced Perspective
Students in Mrs. Clement’s photography class learned to create an optical illusion with their camera. Forced perspective photography is when the subject of an image looks smaller/ larger or closer/farther away than it actually is. This optical illusion happens when the background and foreground of a photo seem to interact due to the photo’s
composition. The students used their imagination to create some humorous situations on the GMS campus. Please note: No students were harmed by any alligators in this activity :)
What Do We Carry?
After reading The Things They Carried, by Tim O’Brien, GMS students drew their own backpack in Mrs. Bullard’s art class depicting the things they, themselves carry.
In the book, the things the characters carry are both literal and figurative. While they all carry heavy physical loads, they also all carry heavy emotional loads.
The 5th grade students have been busy! In Mrs. Bon’s science lab, the students have been working on learning the Scientific Method. They have completed two labs to practice going through the steps.
In the first lab, students had to guess how many drops of water a penny would hold, and in another lab, the students were guessing how many of a certain colored Skittles were in a snack size bag. In science, making a guess isn’t just “guessing”... they were hypothesizing! After following all of the steps in each lab, the students now have a better understanding of the scientific method. By the way, did you know that a penny can hold close to 60 drops of water? The students teamed up to make sure the counting was correct, and the number of drops varied, but they were certainly higher than what they thought.
In Mrs. Freeny’s math class the 5th grade students were snoozing, but not in the way you might think! They were sharpening their problem solving skills as they moved about outside on a “Snoozing Safari”. The mission: Locate and solve challenging word problems about the sleep habits of unusual animals. Creative writing skills are happening in Mrs.
Schroeter’s room. 5th graders wrote a Bio-Poem about themselves. They are hanging in the hall where they can be admired by all who pass by and read them.
In the Skittles lab, after sorting and counting their candy, students learned how to graph their results. The data from the classroom revealed that each individual snack contained a varied number of pieces and colors.
Students in Mrs. Wallis’s physics class were determining the acceleration due to gravity on Earth by dropping objects and comparing the speed at which they dropped.
The objective of the lesson was to show that air resistance did indeed make objects drop at different rates. BUT... did you know that if you remove the air and drop two objects of ANY weight, they will drop at the exact same rate? Unfortunately, we can’t remove the air in our classrooms, so the students watched this experiment unfold through a video created at NASA, and it is incredible! Click here to see a bowling ball and a feather drop at the same rate!
Bowling Balls - Light as a Feather?
Solving
the
Mystery!
Mrs. McDonald’s science students had a small taste of what a forensic scientist might do when analyzing a crime scene. The students walked into an unfamiliar scene in their classroom... a crime scene! They were told they needed to solve the murder mystery using science.
In the lab they analyzed stomach contents from the victim to find biomolecules such as simple sugars, carbohydrates, fats, and proteins.
The test results were compared with other clues to figure out who committed the
Are you interested in becoming part of the Junior FFA?
Click on the image below to answer all of your questions about the program. It is an online slideshow full of information.
Membership forms are due by October 30th!
GHS students who are taking Floral Design 2 are excited to be learning about Pave Design. Their work is so gorgeous!!
District
FFA oFFicer
After submitting an application, going through an interview, taking an FFA knowledge test, making a speech and winning the popular vote, Malison Fisher was selected as the District 3 FFA Secretary. Running for an officer is a measure of one’s commitment showing they are willing to put in the time and effort it takes to know and understand the organization they wish to lead. As the District 3 Secretary, Malison will serve all of Grayson County, and we are proud that she is representing Gunter in her new role! Congratulations, Malison!
2020-21 Gunter FFA Officer Team
2020-21 Gunter FFA Officer Team
President: Gunnar Griggs-Bell 1st Vice President: Malison Fisher 2nd Vice President: Beth Martinek
Secretary: Colten Lankford Treasurer: Madi Thigpen
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If you have any other questions, please contact Mrs. Pelzel ([email protected]) or Mrs.
Reporter: Avery Diers Student Advisor: Aubrey Wendt
Historian: Abby Marks Parliamentarian: Lexi Gann
Counselor’s Corner
Notes from the desk of Jacob Waggoner, GHS Counselor
f Seniors can begin filing their FAFSAs on October 1st. Make sure to get an FSA ID first (https://fsaid.ed.gov/npas/index.htm) and use your 2019 tax returns. Set up a meeting with Mr. Waggoner if you would like help filing your FAFSA. You can schedule a meeting at this website: https://calendly.com/gunterhscounselor
f GHS will host a Zoom meeting with the Austin College admission staff on Wednesday, October 7th at 9:30 am. Please join us if you are interested in learning more about Austin College. Here is the Zoom link: https://austincollege.zoom.us/j/97035539742?pw d=OCsyMUl2WWM5Sk0wRSs0bERRS3hOUT09
f Please email Mr. Waggoner ([email protected]) the name of any college/university you would like to Zoom with and he will set up a Zoom meeting for our students with that college/university.
f GHS will proctor the PSAT for 9th, 10th, and 11th graders on Wednesday, October 14th at 8:00am. All 10th graders will take this exam free of charge. 9th and 11th graders can opt into the exam for a $17 fee. There are only a few seats left for 9th and 11th graders so please email [email protected] if you still would like to sign up. Students must take the PSAT as a Junior if they want to be considered for the National Merit Scholarship Competition.
f GHS will proctor the SAT for all senior students on Wednesday, October 14th at 8:00am. This is a chance for seniors to take the SAT for free. Please email [email protected] if you have any questions.
f Seniors – Make sure you are making progress on your college applications!! Let Mr. Waggoner know if you need any assistance. f Seniors – Keep checking our local scholarship page weekly to stay up-to-date on local scholarship opportunities. https://www.
gunterisd.org/Page/1776
Senior Rings
• Click below to view our digital ring catalog:https://issuu.com/balfour/docs/r100-0420_sy21_jewelry_brochure_vf?fr=sMDBlNjUzODI1 • Order class ring here:
https://www.balfour.com/texas/gunter/gunter-high-school
• Download and print a ring sizer online or ring sizers are available in the HS office • Pay in full with a credit or debit card OR choose the 3 month installment plan • Ring ships directly to the customer
• All rings include a lifetime warranty for resizing, stone loss or breakage, school change or graduation date changes
• 4-year loss or theft coverage included
³ No parking in the band lot before or after school until further notice.
³ Middle school band will be joining the high school band at the football game against Bells on October 2nd. ³ Middle school band will be playing during the middle school football game on October 8th.
³ Middle school & beginner bands have their Fall Concert on Tuesday, October 20th at 7:00 pm. ³ High school band competes at the Ponder Marching Classic on October 31st, performance time TBA.
Practice Makes
Perfect!
Our band is putting in the work to create a perfect performance!
Reya Dawlah, Robert Rehmet, and Mary Smith were named to the list of 2021 National Merit Scholarship Program Commended Students.
The National Merit Scholarship Program recognized three seniors from Gunter High School for their exceptional academic promise demonstrated by their outstanding performance on the 2019 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT®).
Approximately 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation were recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2021 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 scorers out of the more than 1.5 million students who entered the 2021 competition.
“Those being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.”
National Merit Scholars
Chamber
Choir
Character
Dinner
The students and Mrs. Deibert’s first show of the year was a great success! The audience was treated to a selection of songs sung by the Chamber choir members who donned some fantastic costumes! Storytime with the Princesses was a great hit with the littles as they listened to a story during intermission. We have so many talented students at Gunter High School! Special thanks to Dr. Rebecca Rue for her time and talent in creating a magical stage backdrop for the students. Thanks also to the T3 students for attending each practice and performance to run the
Art
&
Ceramics
Students in Mrs. Wade’s ceramics class have been working hard and having fun creating
pinch houses and pumpkins. Perfect for
The high school art students entered the Young American Creative Patriotic Art Awards art competition last Spring. This is a competition hosted by the local VFW Auxiliary.
Each year, more than 4,000 high school students from across the country participate in the VFW Auxiliary’s Young American Creative Patriotic Art Contest. The contest began in 1979 to recognize up-and-coming artists and encourage patriotism in youth.
The first-place winner from each state competes for national awards totaling $31,500.
We had 4 students place in this event.
Sarah Denton - $15 check
Viviana Galvan (2nd place) $50 check Kendel Marks - $15 check
Alexis Marks - progressed to the State level! **We will keep you posted on her results.
(Above) Kendel Marks (left) Alexis Marks (right)
(Left) Viviana Galvan
(Right) Sarah Denton
VOLLEYBALL
VOLLEYBALL
Varsity
9/22 vs Pottsboro 25-19, 25-10, 25-12 WIN 9/18 vs Bonham 25-18, 25-16, 25-11 WIN 9/15 vs Leonard 25-23, 25-7, 25-21 WIN 9/11 vs Howe 25-16, 25-9, 25-11 WIN 9/8 vs Bells 25-11, 25-11, 25-11 WIN 9/4 vs Celina 22-25, 25-22, 25-21, 25-19 WIN 9/1 vs Melissa 21-25, 25-12, 25-13, 25-21 WIN JV Blue vs Leonard 25-6, 25-15 WIN vs Bells 25-13, 25-19 WIN vs Brock 25-7.24-26, 25-14 WIN vs Krum 25-11, 25-8 WIN vs Ponder 25-5, 25-15 WIN vs Farmersville 25-22, 25-21 WIN vs Kennedale 25-10, 25-13 WIN vs Aubrey 25-15, 25-12 WIN vs Melissa 21-26, 26-24, 25,20 WIN vs Pottsboro 25-5, 26-24 WIN vs Bonham 25 -14, 25-6 WIN JV White vs Celina LOSS vs Bells LOSS vs Leonard WIN vs Pottsboro WIN (25-12, 25-6) Middle School 8/27 vs Howe 7B 30-29, 8-11 8B. 9-25, 25-16 7A 25-11, 25-20 8A. 25-6, 25-15 9/10 vs Whitewright 7B lost 21-25, 18-25 7A won 26-24, 25-11 8A won 25-10, 25-11 9/21 vs Bells 7B - 1 win | 1 loss 15-25, 25-19 8B - won 25-13, 25-23 7A - won 25-11, 25-11 8A - won 25-14, 25-13 9/28 vs Blue Ridge 7B lost 15-25, 17-25 8B won 25-19, 25-17 7A won 25-13, 25-16 8A won 25-6, 25-11 9/3 vs. Bonham 7B. Lost 21-25, 17-20 8B won. 25-21, 20-8 7A won 25-7, 25-5 8A won. 25-8, 25-19 9/14 vs. Leonard 7A won 26-24 25-20 8A won 25-15 25-10 7B lost 14-25 17-25 8B won 25-7 25-9Varsity
9/4 vs Pottsboro 21-34 LOSS
9/11 vs Whitesboro 42-10 WIN
9/18 vs Pilot Point 30-14 WIN
9/25 vs Whitewright 31-14 WIN
Junior Varsity
9/4 vs Pottsboro 26-0 WIN
9/11 vs Whitesboro 36-8 WIN
9/18 vs Pilot Point 16-15 WIN
9/25 vs Whitewright 44-0 WIN
Middle School
9/10 vs Whitesboro 7TH GRADE 22-0 WIN 8TH GRADE 32-0 WIN 9/17 vs Pilot Point 7TH GRADE 8-0 WIN 8TH GRADE 46-0 WIN 9/17 vs S&S GUNTER B 36-0 WIN 9/24 vs Whitewright 7TH GRADE 38-0 WIN 8TH GRADE 44-0 WINScoreBoardScoreBoard
FOOTBALL
FOOTBALL
(Below) Bryce Biros takes the football in for a touchdown during the 8th grade game against Whitewright.
Cross Country
Cross Country
@ S&S (MS & HS)
Sarah Denton 2nd Place Bennet Fady 2nd 18:09 Micah Fisher 1st Place Avery Hale - 2nd Place Grace Dainauski - 3rd Place
@ Sanger (MS)
Micah Fisher 3rd Place (with a new PR of 14:38) Avery Hale - 6th Place
Grace Dainauski - 8th Place Andrew Reichert - 7th Place Raiden Windlow - 11th Place
@ Valley View (HS)
Sarah Denton - 3rd Place
@ Ponder (MS)
Team totals are in... Our girls came in 2nd place. Excellent day in Ponder, TX.
@ Whitesboro (MS & HS)
MS Lady Tigers have come in 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. Avery Hale wins the race with a PR of 13:34! Micah Fisher knocked 20 seconds of her time finishing in 2nd and Grace Dainauski knocked 40 seconds off her time to finish 3rd!
GMS runner, Andrew Reichert hit a PR with a 13:44 to come in 2nd! Raiden Windlow came in 3rd place with a new PR of 13:57.
@ McNeil Invitational
GRAYSON COUNTY ELECTION DAY VOTE CENTERS
JOINT ELECTION
NOVEMBER 3, 2020
ELECTION DAY POLLS OPEN 7:00 A.M. – 7:00 P.M.
* VOTE CENTERS – Registered voters in Grayson County may vote at any listed location *
NOTICE: POLLING PLACES SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO COVID-19 DEVELOPMENTS PLEASE
CHECKwww.bit.ly/votegraysonFOR THE MOST UP TO DATE POLLING SITE INFORMATION
City Location Address
Bells Bells High School, Gym 1500 Ole Ambrose Collinsville Collinsville Community Building 117 N. Main Denison Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Gym 1131 S. Scullin Denison Grayson College, Baptist Student Ministry (BSM) 6101 Grayson Dr Denison Grayson County Sub-Courthouse 101 W. Woodard Denison Parkside Baptist Church, south entrance 301 N. Lillis Lane Denison Southside Baptist Church, Gym 3500 S. Park Gordonville First Baptist Church 187 Gordonville Rd Gunter First Baptist Church 99 Gentle Creek Lane Howe Howe Community Center 700 W. Haning Pottsboro Pottsboro ISD Administration Bldg., Board Mtg. Room 105 Cardinal Lane Sadler Sadler Baptist Church 419 S. Main Sherman Election Administration Building 115 W. Houston Sherman Municipal Ballroom 405 N. Rusk Sherman Progressive Baptist Church, Fellowship hall 1101 E. Houston Sherman Faith Church, west entrance 1800 N. FM 1417 Sherman Texoma Council of Governments, Eisenhower Room 1117 Gallagher Dr Sherman United Way of Grayson County 713 E. Brockett Sherman Luella First Baptist Church 3162 Hwy 11 Southmayd Southmayd City Hall 4525 Elementary Dr Tioga Tioga Fire Department Meeting Room 601 Main
Tom Bean First National Bank, Edwards Community Room 109 S. Britton
Van Alstyne Grayson College South Campus, Room SB113 1455 W. Van Alstyne Pkwy Whitesboro Whitesboro City Hall 111 W. Main
Whitewright Whitewright City Hall 206 W. Grand
Grayson County Election Administration 903-893-8683 (VOTE)
Election Night Results: www.co.grayson.tx.us
GRAYSON COUNTY EARLY VOTING
NOVEMBER 3, 2020 JOINT ELECTION
*** Registered voters in Grayson County may vote at any listed location ***
NOTICE: POLLING PLACES SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO COVID-19 DEVELOPMENTS; PLEASE
CHECKwww.bit.ly/votegraysonFOR THE MOST UP TO DATE POLLING SITE INFORMATION
EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS
Denison Sherman Whitesboro
Grayson County Sub Courthouse Election Administration Whitesboro City Hall
101 W. Woodard 115 W. Houston 111 W. Main
Denison Sherman Pottsboro
Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Gym Texoma Council of Governments Pottsboro ISD Administration
1131 S. Scullin 1117 Gallagher 105 Cardinal
Van Alstyne Howe Whitewright
College South Campus, Rm SB113 Howe Community Center Whitewright City Hall
1455 W. Van Alstyne Pkwy. 700 W. Haning 206 W. Grand
EARLY VOTING DATES AND TIMES
OCTOBER 13-17 TUESDAY - SATURDAY 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
OCTOBER 18 SUNDAY NOON – 5:00 pm
OCTOBER 19-24 MONDAY - SATURDAY 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
OCTOBER 25 SUNDAY NOON – 5:00 pm
OCTOBER 26-30 MONDAY- FRIDAY 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
FINAL DAY TO REGISTER TO VOTE FOR NOVEMBER 3RD ELECTION:
MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2020
FINAL DAY TO SUBMIT AN APPLICATION FOR MAIL BALLOT:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2020 (received in office mail, not postmarked)
VOTER REGISTRATION, BALLOT BY MAIL AND PHOTO ID INFO
MILITARY AND OVERSEAS BALLOT BY MAIL
VOTETEXAS.GOV FVAP.GOV
Grayson County Election Administration
www.bit.ly/votegrayson
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The Gunter Tiger Band is sponsoring a mini photo shoot on Saturday, October 10, 2020 with MacWilde Photography! Proceeds go to help the Gunter Tiger Band Program. The sessions are $60 each and include 5 edited digital photos for you to use for prints, or electronic purposes! Choose between a white brick/modern background, or a cozy holiday themed background. It’s a great time to get family photos, holiday photos, or last-minute Senior pictures!
The session will be held at the High School from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. Please click on the link below for the Sign-Up Genius to hold your time. Thank you for supporting the Gunter Tiger Band!
4:30p MS Football @ Bells 7p JV Football @ Bells
October
2020
12:05p Early Release HS Cross Country @ Celina 4:30p Volleyball @ Gunter vs Bells 7:30p Football @ Gunter vs Bells 5p MS Volleyball @Pottsboro 5p Volleyball @ Gunter vs Howe 4:30p Volleyball @ Leonard
7:30p Football @ Leonard 4:30p MS Football @ Gunter vs Leonard 7p JV Football @ Gunter vs Leonard MS District CC 5p Volleyball @ Bonham Columbus Day Holiday - No School 5p MS Volleyball @ Howe 5p MS Football
@ Howe HS Cross Country @ Valley View 4:30p Volleyball @ Pottsboro End 1st 9 Week Grading Period Begin 2nd 9 Week Grading Period 5p MS Volleyball @ Gunter vs Bonham 5p Volleyball @ Gunter vs Whitewright (Senior Night) 6:30p MS Band Fall Concert HS District Cross
Country Meet 4:30p MS Football @ Blue Ridge 6p School Board Meeting @ GHS 7p JV Football @ Blue Ridge 1p Homecoming - Early Release 4p Volleyball @ Gunter vs Blue Ridge 7:30p Football @ Gunter vs Blue Ridge MS District Volleyball Tourn @ Bonham Professional Development for Teachers Students - No School 4:30p MS Football @ Gunter vs Lone Oak 7p JV Football @ Gunter vs Lone Oak TBD: Volleyball Playoff Warm up Match 7:30p Football @ Lone Oak TBD: Volleyball Playoff Warm up
Match 10:30a HS Girls Basketball
@ Gunter vs Sam Rayburn/ Collinsville
