Join us for our Spring Band Concert on Monday, March 2nd in the Galion High School Café!
Ms. O’Deens and her talented crew have been working incredibly hard to prepare a fantastic evening of music, and we can’t wait for our community to hear the results of their dedication and practice.
We hope to see you there! 🐯
So far we are kicking off Softball and Track, Watch for Baseball coming later this week!!
🥎 GHS Softball Spirit Wear is LIVE! 🥎 (Deadline approaching soon)
It’s time to gear up and show your Tiger pride! We’re offering two ways to purchase your GHS Softball spirit wear:
🖤 Online Store through BSN Sports
Open until February 26, 2026
🖤 Local Vendor: Home Town Prints
Open until February 26, 2026
BSN: https://bsnteamsports.com/shop/FEGcXHUETA
Home Town Prints: https://ghstigerssoftball2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
🏃♂️ GHS Track & Field Spirit Wear 🏃♀️
Support our Track & Field athletes this season by grabbing your gear through our local vendor:
🖤 Home Town Prints
Open until February 26, 2026 (check with coach on deadline)
Track Store: https://ghstrack-field2026.itemorder.com/shop/home/
Whether you're in the stands, at a meet, on the field, or around town, we want to see our community repping GHS loud and proud this spring!
Be sure to check deadlines so you don’t miss out!
Thank you for always supporting our student-athletes and our programs. Let’s make it a great season, Tigers! 🐯🔥
The ACT will be administered at Galion High School on March 10. For students who have not opted out, registration will take place on Tuesday, February 24.
📅 Registration – February 24
Arrive by 7:25 AM
7:30 Pioneer Registration
9:00 Juniors in the building, GOA & CCP who haven't registered yet
(GOA & CCP can register either time)
Bring a fully charged school-issued iPad or Chromebook
Transportation to Pioneer will be provided after registration
📝 ACT Test Day – March 10
Arrive by 7:25 AM
Bring with you
School ID or driver’s license
Calculator
Fully charged school-issued iPad or Chromebook
When testing concludes, students will report to class. Pioneer students will be transported to Pioneer at that time. Students will not be permitted to be dismissed after testing.
Students not taking the ACT will follow their regular school schedule.
🎒✏️ Pre-K & Kindergarten Registration Opens March 1, 2026!
It’s almost time to welcome our newest Tigers! 🐾
📚 Preschool (Pre-K):
Stop by the Primary School office to pick up a registration packet.
🚌 Kindergarten:
Call to schedule your child’s screening appointment at 419-468-4010.
We can’t wait to meet our future students and families!
#FutureTigers #GalionCitySchools
Galion City Schools will begin our Open Enrollment March 1st, 2026!! https://www.galionschools.org/o/gcs/page/blended-learningopen-enrollment for more information
Click the link to apply
https://forms.gle/VSn4XbKGcrU13JBm9
You can view the Job Desc on our website at galionschools.org
Click the link to apply
https://forms.gle/VSn4XbKGcrU13JBm9
You can view the Job Desc on our website at galionschools.org
Galion City Schools is looking for a High School Intervention Specialist. Click the link to apply
https://forms.gle/VSn4XbKGcrU13JBm9
You can view the Job Desc on our website at galionschools.org
Summer softball season is right around the corner!
Make plans to attend one of our registration dates:
✔️ Feb 17 | 5–7 PM @ Galion Intermediate
✔️ Feb 25 | 3–5 PM @ Polk Twp 7680 St Rt 309
📌 Locations vary — check the flyer for details!
Let’s make this a great summer on the diamond! 💙⚾
💚 Mental Health Matters: 💚
We are back with our monthly segment in "Parents Supporting Students of all ages"
We want to thank our partnership with Crawford Co Prevention Coalition.
February, the focus is on stress and how stress looks different at every age—but every student needs tools to handle it in healthy ways. Attached is a guide for parents to cover talking points when it comes to Mental Health and Coping Skills. It's important to know the warning signs and have coping strategies.
Coping Skills that help young adults: Just highlighting our graphic..
1. Mindfulness and Relaxation
(breathing exercises, meditation, grounding techniques)
2. Physical Activity
(walking or dancing releases endorphins and can reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression)
3. Talk it out
(Sharing thoughts and feelings with adults you trust, therapist)
4. Journaling
5. Routine and Structure
(Regular sleep, meals, and activity schedules)
6. Goal Setting (Start small)
7. Healthy Boundaries (learning to say No, prioritize your own needs protects energy and reduces burnout)
Bottom Line: Everyone’s experience is unique; Mental Health Challenges are common and treatable. Healthy coping skills can make a real difference. Support Matters
Spring Picture Day is coming to GPS, GIS and GMS!!
