The Granton Area School District provides the highest quality education possible while meeting the needs of All students. We feel that building a strong sense of community and family are at the core of everything done in our building. Education does not stop in the classroom - we use serving learning projects and local resources such as the library, pool and childcare center to enrich our students' academic experiences as well.
Upcoming Events
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This year, the district switched lunch programs, so breakfast and lunch are no longer free.
This year, the district switched lunch programs, so breakfast and lunch are no longer free. While making this switch was necessary, the decision has made it difficult for some families to keep their accounts current. Community members have reached out, wondering how they can help. If you would like to donate to help students with lunch money, please, send your donation to the school and request that it be used for the Full Plates, Full Hearts Program. These funds will be set aside to be used only to pay off lunch account balances. The donors can remain anonymous and only the office staff will know which families have been assisted.
Thank you to all the people who have already asked if they can help. This is why being part of a small community is so wonderful. Everyone works together to make things better
Scholarship Presentation
We cordially invite you to attend our Scholarship Presentation Ceremony. Your presence would
We cordially invite you to attend our Scholarship Presentation Ceremony. Your presence would honor our scholarship recipients and make this occasion truly special. Thursday May 14th at 10am in the central gym.
Life Skills Field Trip
Last week, students in grades 7-12 participated in many life skills mini-sessions. In one session,
Last week, students in grades 7-12 participated in many life skills mini-sessions. In one session, sponsored by Atmus of Neillsville, students learned about volunteerism. Along with Amanda Hensiak and Autumn Marg, students helped package food and hygiene kits to be donated to a place of the students’ choice. Today, students delivered the food and kits to two shelters for women and children, The Hannah Center in Marshfield and The House of Mercy in Loyal. During a tour of each place, students were reminded not to judge others before hearing their story, and to help whenever they see an opportunity. Hygiene kits were also donated to the Neillsville Public Library and the Granton Public Library!
Swimming Starts May 4
Starting Monday May 4th the 4K-12 Phy Ed classes will be in the pool for our swimming unit. As
Starting Monday May 4th the 4K-12 Phy Ed classes will be in the pool for our swimming unit. As a reminder please send swimsuits and towels to school. The school does have life jackets in stock for students to use if needed. The classes will learn the stroke techniques of swimming, water safety rules, and play water games. The swim unit will run from Monday May 4th to Friday May 15th. All Phy Ed classes will be swimming both weeks.
Class of 2026
Valedictorian and Salutatorian for Granton Senior Class of 2026
Valedictorian (Brittany Walz) and Salutatorian (Emma Brookhart) for Granton Senior class of 2026
Valedictorian (Brittany Walz) and Salutatorian (Emma Brookhart) for Granton Senior class of 2026