This week Mr. Ottum taught housing and interior design students how to hang drywall.
Over the past couple of weeks the Fundamentals of Ag Class has been able to use their skills and revamp the flower beds in the front of the High School. They started with a few native grasses and with the donations from Schwertel Family Farms and La Fleur Jardin were able to add some color and texture with some other perennials. Thank you for the kind donations, we are excited to see their hard work flourish this spring.
Career & Technical Education - September Student Of The Month!
Good luck girls' golfers as they compete at Drugan's today for WIAA Regional Golf.
Marching band performing at half time. It's great to see the band back on the field and they sounded great. Followed by the dance team! Proud to be a Ted Hawk.
More great pictures of our awesome students and staff enjoying Homecoming activities! We’re fired up and ready to cheer on our football team as they take on Viroqua, along with exciting performances from our marching band, dance team, homecoming court, and the youth football teams.
Pep band for the homecoming pep rally.
HOCO 2025 tug of war. Juniors win
Championship for HOCO 2025. Seniors vs. Sophomores. Overtime and the sophomores win.
HOCO continues to the football field for powder puff.
Homecoming 2025 is in full swing at G-E-T. Let's go Red Hawks
Homecoming 2025 is in full swing at G-E-T.
If you're looking to update your Red Hawk wardrobe for the year, look no further! The Nest will be selling apparel and accessories at the Homecoming Tailgate this Friday from 4:30-game time. We have a wide variety of t-shirts, long sleeve shirts, quarter zips, hoodies, hats, and more!
If you can't make the tailgate, there is an online store going on right now that you can order through and your items will get delivered to your student's school: Online Store
We hope to see you Friday!
Homecoming week continues with our class color dress up. Can you tell what color our juniors and seniors were?
One set of our "twins" for homecoming week.
Last week we had 14 members go to the fall leadership workshops hosted by the state officer team in Cochrane-Fountain City. During this time they prepared for the upcoming year
The high school band is getting ready for their Friday night performance at the Homecoming football game. Make sure you come out and support the Red Hawks.
Auto 1 students have been busy learning and completing preventative maintenance tasks hands-on (fluids, filters, tires, belts, etc.).
Today our Healthcare Careers and Practices class traveled to Galesville Dental for our first field visit of the year. Our students had an opportunity to meet DMD Alisha K. and DMD Garet K. as well as the entire Galesville Dental staff. These students will have an opportunity to participate in a job shadow with Galesville Dental during the coming semester. GET High School greatly appreciates the support our community is giving us, helping us to provide unique opportunities to explore future careers.
This week the AP US History students learned about some of Trempealeau's local history and its connection to Cahokia, the largest Native American settlement in the United States prior to European colonization. Students prepared last week by learning about Cahokia and the Mississippian culture and then learned about the local mounds which were created by an offshoot from Cahokia. They learned about the local mounds' purpose and the controversy in creating the hike up to Little Bluff from the book "Buried Indians: Digging Up the Past in a Midwestern Town," by Laurie Hovell McMillin. Finally, this week they hiked up Little Bluff in Trempealeau to see what Native Americans around 1,000 years ago found so sacred and special about this region.
