GMR High School graduates earn scholarships

by Ryan Bergeron
This content is for subscribers only. Log in or sign up for a free trial below.

The Greenbush-Middle River Class of 2024 poses together following the Senior Academic and Fine Arts Awards Reception on May 22, 2024 in the GMR School gym. A baccalaureate service for these seniors and their families was also held in the gym earlier that same evening. Pictured are (L-R): Front: Vincent Stenberg, Sawyer Strand, Liam Collins, and Jaden Solberg; Back: Meagan Otto, Sierra Westberg, Carissa Prevost, Nicole Berard, Brooklyn Wahl, and Berlyn Burkel. (photo by Ryan Bergeron)


You may also like:

Badger state aid increases, but general fund ba...
The Badger Kindergarten class stands in front of a Badger fire truck with volunteer firefighters Nate Shaw, Aaron Dostal, and Jacob Berger. (submitted photo)
Badger Kindergarten visits local fire departmen...
GMR brings back art through Community Education...
Jordan Davy, a 2024 Badger High School graduate, speaks at a Youth Engagement speaking session at the BetterLife National Conference in Green Bay, Wisc., held July 12-14, 2024. Davy earned both state and national scholarships through BetterLife, an organization with connections to her Czech heritage. (submitted photo)
Her heritage giving back
The Greenbush-based BIO Girls program participants and mentors pose together before beginning their 5K Color Fun starting in the GMR School back parking lot on a foggy October 19 morning, concluding the program’s second season in Greenbush. Danielle Berg led this 12-session program again this year. (submitted photo)
BIO Girls cap season with 5K Color Fun Run
City takes step allowing community center for s...
Greenbush to host fifty-second annual Halloween...
Tribune Help Wanted
Brian Burkel