Good Morning!! The 6th-12th grade band and choir students are selling pizza rollers. If you haven’t been asked by any of these students yet and would like to support the music program, please reach out to the Galion Middle School for more information. Orders and money are due by January 23rd. Thank you in advance for your support!
Good Morning Tigers,
Galion City Schools will be CLOSED today, Thursday Jan 15th due to the weather. Enjoy your day. See you all back tomorrow.
Galion City Schools will be CLOSED today, Thursday Jan 15th due to the weather. Enjoy your day. See you all back tomorrow.
The Board of Education held their monthly meeting tonight, Congratulations to our Portrait of a Tiger "Empathetic" recipients for the month of January.
Empathetic Tigers show caring, kindness and compassion while taking time to understand and respect the perspectives of others. By being supportive and seeking first to understand, our students help create a welcoming, respectful and positive school community.
💬 Building Conversations That Matter 💬
We’re excited to share that Galion City Schools will be launching a monthly segment in partnership with the Crawford County Prevention Coalition, focused on age-appropriate topics that support the overall well-being of our students. While some of these questions may be considered "too young" or silly for some it's a way to open a dialog to fit a need.
We’re starting the year by encouraging families to simply build strong, open communication with their children. These conversations don’t have to be formal—often the best talks happen around the dinner table or at bedtime, when the house is quiet and kids feel most comfortable opening up. But we must start to build relationships that are based on communication.
January, the focus is on connection and trust—creating space for your child to share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. In the coming months, we’ll begin sharing guidance and resources on how to talk with your child about more specific topics, including substance use prevention and awareness, in a thoughtful and age-appropriate way.
Thank you for CCPC for partnering with us as we work together to support healthy choices and strong family communication. 💙
We’re excited to share that Galion City Schools will be launching a monthly segment in partnership with the Crawford County Prevention Coalition, focused on age-appropriate topics that support the overall well-being of our students. While some of these questions may be considered "too young" or silly for some it's a way to open a dialog to fit a need.
We’re starting the year by encouraging families to simply build strong, open communication with their children. These conversations don’t have to be formal—often the best talks happen around the dinner table or at bedtime, when the house is quiet and kids feel most comfortable opening up. But we must start to build relationships that are based on communication.
January, the focus is on connection and trust—creating space for your child to share their thoughts, feelings, and experiences. In the coming months, we’ll begin sharing guidance and resources on how to talk with your child about more specific topics, including substance use prevention and awareness, in a thoughtful and age-appropriate way.
Thank you for CCPC for partnering with us as we work together to support healthy choices and strong family communication. 💙
The GHS Senior Store is now open and accepting orders. A special thank you to Home Town Prints for their help in organizing such a great fundraiser. Fundraiser proceeds will benefit the Class of 2026 Senior Class Fund and will be used to support graduation-related activities, including senior flowers, the senior breakfast, as well as other "Class of 2026" celebrations.
Please welcome Kristi Lawson to Galion City Schools! Kristi will be joining our team as our new Family Advocate. She is a Galion alumni herself alongside her husband, Mark, of 27 years, and together they raised their three adult children here in Galion.
She will be a vital bridge between Tiger families and the district. She will focus on rebuilding trust, strengthening relationships, and offering steady support to parents. Our goal is to ensure that families and the district can work together effectively in support of our students.
Galion High School will be hosting a College Credit Plus informational meeting for the 2026-2027 school year in the GHS cafeteria on Monday, January 12, at 6:00 p.m. This meeting is open to Galion City School District students currently enrolled in grades 6-11. Students interested in this program are encouraged to attend with their parent/guardian.
College Credit Plus (CCP) is a program that gives students the opportunity to take college classes and earn college credit while in high school. This meeting will give an overview of the requirements for the CCP program as well as information about the process to apply.
Tuition, fees, and textbooks are provided free of cost to students who qualify for this program.
Information about the Galion Early College Academy (GECA) will also be presented.
College Credit Plus (CCP) is a program that gives students the opportunity to take college classes and earn college credit while in high school. This meeting will give an overview of the requirements for the CCP program as well as information about the process to apply.
Tuition, fees, and textbooks are provided free of cost to students who qualify for this program.
Information about the Galion Early College Academy (GECA) will also be presented.
Athletic Event Schedule for the week of Jan 12th
Reminder, Wednesday Jan 14th there will be a 2 hour delay for all students. Staff will attend their regularly scheduled time. This 2 hour delay is NOT weather related and has been scheduled. Please see graphic for upcoming PD days in the future. Pioneer students who ride the bus to campus, you will need to find your own ride to campus and catch the shuttle to Pioneer (Unless you have been notified)
After 18 years of service, we congratulate a dedicated custodian, Guido Lane, from Galion High School on his retirement. Throughout his time with the district, he has been a dependable and hardworking member of our team, taking pride in maintaining a safe and welcoming school environment each day.
He has been a steady presence in the building and someone staff and students could always rely on. We appreciate his 18 years of commitment to Galion High School and thank him for the important role he has played in supporting our school community. Enjoy traveling to all 50 states! We wish him all the best in his retirement.
He has been a steady presence in the building and someone staff and students could always rely on. We appreciate his 18 years of commitment to Galion High School and thank him for the important role he has played in supporting our school community. Enjoy traveling to all 50 states! We wish him all the best in his retirement.
A big Thank You to Jennifer Jones from McDonald’s for stopping by the Central Office with fresh cookies and coupons. What a thoughtful surprise—we appreciate your continued support!
Yesterday was National Career Coach Day, We were having issues with our internet and didn't get to celebrate Mrs Cooper!! We thank you for your passion, mentorship, and belief in every student’s potential. Your guidance helps turn dreams into achievable goals.
We are so thankful you are part of our team!!
We are so thankful you are part of our team!!
Student Shoutouts! ⭐
Damian, Hannah, and Darion, participants in our ROAR before- and after-school program, showed what dedication and hard work can accomplish—with guidance from their mentor, Mr. Weirich. Your attention to detail truly paid off. We couldn’t be prouder!
Damian, Hannah, and Darion, participants in our ROAR before- and after-school program, showed what dedication and hard work can accomplish—with guidance from their mentor, Mr. Weirich. Your attention to detail truly paid off. We couldn’t be prouder!
Tiger Tech was once again out and about this morning, setting up at the YMCA today from 11:30–12:30. We received such a warm welcome from our friends at the Y and were able to get started right away helping a few customers. The boys were also surprised with some very special gifts, for which we are incredibly thankful. A huge thank you to Terry, Marla, Jeremiah, and Adam for their hospitality. Join us next month on the first Wednesday, February 4, at the YMCA from 11:30–12:30 for help with basic phone, tablet, or laptop issues!
No PTA Meeting for Jan! Stay tuned for future meeting dates
Galion Tiger Athletics is looking for a Girls Head Soccer Coach for the 2026/27 Season!! Interested?? Send a letter of Interest to robinette.chance@galionschools.org
GHS Is Hiring!! We are looking for a PM Full Time Custodian! Click the link to apply https://forms.gle/VSn4XbKGcrU13JBm9
Galion High School will be hosting a College Credit Plus informational meeting for the 2026-2027 school year in the GHS cafeteria on Monday, January 12, at 6:00 p.m. This meeting is open to Galion City School District students currently enrolled in grades 6-11. Students interested in this program are encouraged to attend with their parent/guardian.
College Credit Plus (CCP) is a program that gives students the opportunity to take college classes and earn college credit while in high school. This meeting will give an overview of the requirements for the CCP program as well as information about the process to apply.
College Credit Plus (CCP) is a program that gives students the opportunity to take college classes and earn college credit while in high school. This meeting will give an overview of the requirements for the CCP program as well as information about the process to apply.
Attention Bus 14 Riders:
Bus 14 will have a substitute driver for a period of time. While we are unsure of the duration, please be aware that pick-up and drop-off times may be a few minutes earlier or later than usual. Please stay tuned for updates. The bus garage will contact families directly if there is a significant change to your scheduled times.
Bus 14 will have a substitute driver for a period of time. While we are unsure of the duration, please be aware that pick-up and drop-off times may be a few minutes earlier or later than usual. Please stay tuned for updates. The bus garage will contact families directly if there is a significant change to your scheduled times.
Save the Date!! GCS is collaborating with our R.O.A.R. before- and after-school program. Join us for the Winter Wellness Fair on Thursday, February 5th, at the High School from 4–6 PM.
