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Gobles students pose on the coast of Ireland during History Club trip to Killarney Castle in 2007.
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This spring thirty Gobles High School students will travel to Costa Rica as part of annual trip by one of two Gobles High School clubs that expose students to powerful learning that can only take place when it's up close and personal. While in Costa Rica students will study culture, history, geography, and language; they will spend time in cities and on the coast, but also in the deep rainforest, and canoing a freshwater lake in the basin of an extinct volcano.
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Senior Bonni Beebe, here playing at the Gobles High School 2010 Spring Concert, was one of two members of the Class of 2010 to win national acclaim for achievement.
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One went east and one went west, but both Mitch Terry and Bonni Beebe returned home to Gobles High School having achieved the highest levels of success in their given fields of study this last school year: Mitch Terry in computer security, and Bonni Beebe in trumpet performance.
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Farewell speaker Ben Lee pauses during his address; Senior class president Becca Phelps presents Mrs. Jodi Winne with an award from the Class of 2010 for her support over the years.
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As his last words echoed through the gymnasium for the 1,500 family members, friends, and well-wishers in attendance for the Class of 2010, farewell speaker Ben Lee rejoined his classmates for their non-traditional exit from the 117th Commencement ceremony on June 6 at Gobles High School. The sounds of the class song started up, and the Class of 2010 started dancing, all the way out of the gym and into the bright sunshine of the afternoon, and their futures as high school graduates.
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Jeff Mills, Superintendent from the Van Buren ISD, shared information about school finance and what is currently happening in Michigan at a community meeting in Gobles on April 28th. The information is helpful in making school finance a little easier to understand. The information from Jeff Mills’ PowerPoint is available on-line for you to review.
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Did you know… ?
We all agree that Gobles Public Schools is one of best schools in southwestern Michigan, but did you know these facts about our schools?
- Data reveals that when compared to state averages and historical trends, Gobles Public Schools emerges as a fiscally stable district making good academic progress.
- The graduation rate for Gobles' 2009 cohort was substantially higher than the statewide graduation rate.
- Both Gobles Elementary and Gobles Middle/High Schools made Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) in 2010.
- The State Report Card for Gobles Elementary School changed from a B rating to an A rating in 2009 and was maintained in 2010.
- A higher percentage of Gobles third graders achieved passing scores on all MEAP subjects than students across the state in 2008-09.
- Gobles third graders and fourth graders performed better than the statewide rate in Math and Reading in 2009-2010. Gobles fourth graders had the highest reading scores in this area.
- Students at Gobles Public Schools out-performed the statewide rate on both the ninth grade Social Studies MEAP as well as on the 8th grade Science MEAP in 2009-2010.
- Gobles Public School District has maintained a respectable General Fund reserve, taken as a percentage of expenditures, from 2004 through 2010.
- Gobles offers AP classes in Biology, English, Calculus, and U.S. History.
- The number of students per teacher at Gobles is below the state average allowing for smaller class size.
- 60% of Gobles teachers have a Master's degree or higher.
Did you know… ?
We all agree that Gobles Public Schools is one of best schools in southwestern Michigan, but did you know these facts about our schools?
- Data reveals that when compared to state averages and historical trends, Gobles Public Schools emerges as a fiscally stable district making good academic progress.
- The graduation rate for Gobles' 2009 cohort was substantially higher than the statewide graduation rate.
- Both Gobles Elementary and Gobles Middle/High Schools made Annual Yearly Progress (AYP) in 2010.
- The State Report Card for Gobles Elementary School changed from a B rating to an A rating in 2009 and was maintained in 2010.
- A higher percentage of Gobles third graders achieved passing scores on all MEAP subjects than students across the state in 2008-09.
- Gobles third graders and fourth graders performed better than the statewide rate in Math and Reading in 2009-2010. Gobles fourth graders had the highest reading scores in this area.
- Students at Gobles Public Schools out-performed the statewide rate on both the ninth grade Social Studies MEAP as well as on the 8th grade Science MEAP in 2009-2010.
- Gobles Public School District has maintained a respectable General Fund reserve, taken as a percentage of expenditures, from 2004 through 2010.
- Gobles offers AP classes in Biology, English, Calculus, and U.S. History.
- The number of students per teacher at Gobles is below the state average allowing for smaller class size.
- 60% of Gobles teachers have a Master's degree or higher.
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