As TCAP and EOC testing continues, I want to thank you for the incredible support you’re showing our students. From high-fives at drop-off to words of encouragement, I’ve loved seeing families rally around our test-takers.

A quick reminder as we continue testing through next week:
• Get a good night’s sleep.
• Eat a healthy breakfast.
• Trust what you’ve learned—you’ve got this!

Please check your school’s emails for testing schedules and upcoming events.

And thank you to our entire community for showing up—whether it’s at lacrosse games, DolphinFest, or the Houston Classic, there are so many great ways to stay involved.

Reminder: All GMSD schools and offices are closed this Friday.

Let’s keep cheering them on and finish strong!

Jason Manuel,

Superintendent

GMSD Budget Work Session: April 15 at 2 p.m.
GMSD will hold a budget work session tomorrow to present and discuss the draft budget for the upcoming fiscal year. With a total budget exceeding $70 million, the biggest priorities center on salary increases for teachers and investments in staff, facilities, and programs.

Highlights include:

• $1.7M for teacher salary schedule adjustments and steps

• $700K for a 3% COLA and step increases for all other staff

• $800K investment in health benefits

• Reductions in transportation and capital budgets due to efficiencies

Follow along to learn how GMSD plans to invest in its people and priorities. Agenda available online.

We’re kicking things off with Riverdale, where the art department is back from an artisan adventure to Crystal Bridges and Silver Dollar City—just in time to fire up their annual barrel burn pottery lesson. Don’t miss Revved Up & Handmade, their Car Show and Craft Market happening Saturday, April 26 from 9 to 2. Expect food trucks, local vendors, pet adoptions, and serious creativity on display!

Over at Houston High, it was a week of Mustang magic. Horizons Field Day—an annual tradition—brought students of all abilities together on the football field for games, inflatables, and all-around fun. Later in the week, Spring Signing Day celebrated 14 student-athletes committing to play at the next level. The Class of 2025 is also stepping into the spotlight, with several seniors featured in the upcoming Germantown Magazine—hitting mailboxes soon. Meanwhile, staff got crafty in a bow-making class led by Germantown’s own John Marks—see his Facebook post below!

THANK YOU to the more than 100 students, staff, parents, and community members who participated in last week’s Strategic Planning Committees—your voice matters, and we’re still collecting feedback!

At Farmington, fundraising is on fire with roller skating prize patrols, face painting, and the principal taking things to new heights—literally, on the roof. Farmington Kindergartens also celebrated April with a fun alphabet parade. Meanwhile, Forest Hill turned up the glow for TCAP prep with boot camps, glow parties, and a full-on cheering squad to encourage students this week.

Dogwood Dolphins had a blast at Dolphin Fest and are still riding high after winning Germantown’s Battle of the Books. Next up? DGT: Dogwood’s Got Talent, and yes—tickets are on sale now!

With just two weeks to go until Riverdale’s first-ever Revved Up and Handmade Car Show & Craft Market, our student reporters at RaiderTV are giving the community a special behind-the-scenes look at some of the talented staff members who will be selling their handcrafted goods on April 26.

Click play on the video above to meet Rachel Grisanti, James Buse, Ginger Peacock, Melissa Cychowski, and Tracey Sammons—and get a sneak peek at the incredible, one-of-a-kind items they’ve been working on!

• Rachel Grisanti, paraprofessional, shares how she transforms vintage lace and linens into beautiful repurposed pieces.

• James Buse, Riverdale’s plant manager, explains how he flattens old footballs and baseball gloves to create wallets, keychains, and more.

• Ginger Peacock, paraprofessional and owner of Kid’s Heart, showcases her embroidered accessories inspired by playful, kid-centric designs.

• Art teachers Melissa Cychowski and Tracey Sammons introduce their collaborative ceramics business, Strange Bisque-It, featuring handmade, quirky clay pieces with functional flair.

Mark Your Calendar: 🗓️ Saturday, April 26, from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
📍 Riverdale Elementary School
🚗 30+ cars | 🛍️ 40+ vendors | 🐶 Pet adoptions | 🎥 RaiderTV live coverage

Come support RaiderTV, shop small, and celebrate creativity at its finest. See you there!

Take a spin around the Envisions Expo, where 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade students from GMSD showcase their impressive research projects to the community! In this spotlight video, we hear from four presenters—Harper Sanford (FHES), Josh Verma (FES), Tatum Barnett (DES), and Mark Freeman (RES)—as they give us a quick look at the topics they explored and the work they’re proud to present.

Brains were buzzing as two Houston High teams took on the White Station Spring Spartan Showdown in Knowledge Bowl—both made playoffs, and one team placed 3rd out of 18. Huge congrats to Hunter Cowles, Jason Li, Grant Krulewitz, Helen Yarbrough, Kyle Jolly, and the entire team!

When you picture a school librarian, do you imagine card catalogs and “shhh” signs? Think again. Step inside Beverly Pearson’s world at Farmington Elementary, and you’ll find ChatterPix debates, digital citizenship lessons, and presidential campaigns between a beluga whale and Dory from Finding Nemo.

Beverly’s superpower? Bringing nonfiction to life. “We’ve learned about the invention of chocolate chip cookies, bubblegum, and even ramen noodles,” she shares. “I love helping students find the wonder in real-world stories—and showing them how they connect to our lives today.”

Her lessons are often infused with tech, humor, and heart. Canva, online book platforms, and even ChatGPT help her craft interactive lessons that support students and teachers alike. “I use it all,” she laughs. “It’s not your grandma’s library anymore.”

She also knows how to help kids navigate the modern world. Lessons in digital citizenship—like fact-checking websites and understanding your digital footprint—are staples in her library curriculum.

Outside the library, Beverly and her husband have recently taken up ballroom dancing at Blue Suede Ballroom, owned by a Houston High School parent. “We’ve had so much fun,” she says, and she’s even dreaming up ways to bring dancing into her library lessons.

This spring, Beverly and the rest of GMSD’s librarians are especially excited about a first for the district: a multi-school author visit featuring superstar middle grade author Gordon Korman.

“Our kids are huge fans,” she says. “We’ve got students who’ve read almost everything he’s written, and it’s amazing that they’ll get to meet him in person. It feels like we’re bringing a rock star to our schools—and it’s something they’ll never forget.”

Stay tuned as more GMSD librarians step into the spotlight—and get ready for Gordon Korman’s visit this May!

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GMSD is thrilled to welcome beloved children’s author Gordon Korman for school visits on May 6–7 at Forest Hill, Riverdale, Houston Middle, Farmington, and Dogwood. Students in grades 3–7 (and 8 at RES). To help families prepare, GMSD librarians have curated a list of recommended titles by grade level—books can be pre-purchased for the signing.

📚 Click here to view and order librarian-recommended books.

If you’ve noticed teachers and staff peeking behind bushes or scanning the nooks and crannies of campus—don’t worry, it’s just Golden Egg Hunt season in GMSD! Employees across the district are on the lookout for hidden eggs, and lucky winners will score a Nutrition Hub snack and a half-day head start on their long weekend. Good luck, hunters!

Last week, we also LOVEd seeing how our schools celebrated Assistant Principals on social media—major kudos to the creative minds behind the posts. From bow-making at Houston High to a full-blown gala (shoutout to our friends at APEF for sponsoring Thursday night’s fun), we’re here for all the fresh, fun ways to celebrate our amazing staff. Keep it coming!

🍎 Upcoming Employee Appreciation Days

April 22- School Bus Driver Appreciation Day

April 23 – Administrative Professionals Day

April 24 - National IT Professionals Day

May 1 - School Principal Day

May 2 - School Lunch Heroes Day

May 6-9 Teacher Appreciation Week

May 7 - School Nurse Appreciation Day

May 9 - School Communicators Day

May 18 - Speech Pathologists Day

Send a shoutout to your favorite GMSD staffers with four ready-made templates: The MVP, You Are Appreciated, Top Notch Customer Service, and Someone Wants to Celebrate You! Simply select the staff member you want to recognize, type your positive feedback in the text box, and be specific about what they did that impressed you or made a difference. Choose to leave your name or remain anonymous. Once your Gratitude Gram is approved, the recipient receives an email with your message and an attached, easily printable graphic they can proudly display. Take a moment to spread some appreciation today!

Send a GMSD Gratitude Gram

Over the weekend, several students from across GMSD took center stage at the Tennessee Music Educators Association (TnMEA) All-State Conference in Nashville—and wowed audiences with their talent.

From elementary treble choir members to high school band, choir, and orchestra students, GMSD was well-represented in every corner of the conference. These All-State groups feature the best of the best—students who auditioned and earned spots in Tennessee’s top ensembles.

“Lots of great performances and presentations,” said Kevin Carpenter, Director of Bands at Houston High. “I’m super proud of the nine HHS Band participants and the couple dozen MYSP Wind Ensemble musicians that went!”

Beyond the music, students had a chance to explore the Gaylord Opryland Hotel—including a splashy visit to the water park by our Forest Hill Foxes.

Mark your calendars—Houston High’s annual Spring Art Show opens next week, with a special reception on Wednesday, April 16 from 5:30–7:00 p.m. This gallery-style event features a stunning showcase of student artwork, and senior portfolios. With refreshments served and creativity on full display, it’s one of GMSD’s best-kept secrets—and it’s open to the public!

Houston Choir's fourth Masterworks Concert this year features Elaine Hagenberg's Illuminare. The Masterworks is a combined concert with Collierville High School's Choirs and past years have featured music from Mozart, Handel, and John Rutter. Illuminare was published in 2022 and is "Elaine’s first extended work, consisting of five movements for SATB chorus and chamber orchestra. Using lesser-known sacred Latin, Greek, and English texts, the piece takes us through a season of beauty and goodness that has been disrupted by darkness and confusion. But as Light gradually returns, hope is restored, illuminating our future and guiding us in peace."

>>The concert is Thursday, April 24 at Collierville High School.

This past week was busy for our athletes in GMSD! Varsity track & field hosted the Houston Classic which welcomed more than 60 teams to HHS. It was a successful weekend for the Mustangs! Varsity baseball picked up a win over Arlington, and this week there are multiple chances to see the Ponies in action! Tonight, they are away at Germantown at 5:30 p.m., but tomorrow night they are at home vs. Collierville at 7 p.m. It is friends & neighbors night - 2 tickets for the price of one, so come cheer on the Mustangs! Varsity softball is at home tonight at 6 p.m. vs. SBA, and later this week they are away at TRA and Collierville. Varsity boys soccer had huge wins over Briarcrest and Harding, and tomorrow night they are at home vs. the Cordova Wolves at 7 p.m. Later this week, they are away at Bartlett. The HHS varsity LAX teams have given us reasons to celebrate! Varsity boys lacrosse picked up wins over St. George’s and Collierville, and tonight they are away at CBHS at 6 p.m. Later this week it’s the Mustangs vs. the ECS Eagles. Varsity girls lacrosse had an incredible game vs. ECS, with Coach Jeff Ross saying it is one of the best lacrosse games he has ever been a part of. The girls defeated the Eagles in a huge comeback victory, and we have all the details! Read more about this incredible win! They also picked up a W vs. Collierville, and tonight they face Bartlett. Let’s go Mustangs!

HMS is gearing up for the fall 2025 athletics season! If you are interested Basketball Cheer, Cross Country, Football, Girls' Soccer, Swim, Tennis or Volleyball, view the registration links for each sports tryout information. We'll see you at tryouts!

Check out the nominees below, and cast your vote!

🚨Voting is set to close Monday, April 28, 2025 at 12:00pm CST.

High School Nominees:

• Jack Boccher - Senior, Soccer
• Elizabeth Cleveland - Junior, Softball
• Kaylea Howell - Senior, Softball
• Nora Newhouse - Junior, Track & Field
• Quinn Newhouse - Senior, Soccer
• Tristian Rogers - Senior, Track & Field

Middle School Nominees:

• Leighton Bailey - 7th Grade, Riverdale, Track & Field
• Ryleigh Chester - 7th Grade, Houston Middle, Track & Field

• Parker Jones - 8th Grade, Houston Middle, Track & Field

• Lucy Pierce - 7th Grade, Houston Middle, Softball
• Payne Walker - 8th Grade, Houston Middle, Boys Lacrosse

• Landon Wilbanks - 6th Grade, Riverdale, Track & Field

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GMSD is ready to see you this summer! We are hosting summer camps, and there is something for everyone. We will continue to update this list as more camps become available. Learn more about all that GMSD has to offer this summer and register for camp on our Summer Camps webpage.

Houston Day Camp - HMS is hosting a summer day camp! Campers can expect a day full of fun as they participate in arts & crafts projects, team building activities, and PE style games. This camp is for grades 3-8, and it will take place May 27-29 from 9:00am-12:00pm at Houston Middle School.

Houston High Cheer Camp - Houston High School cheer is hosting camp this summer! Campers will get to see what it takes to be an HHS cheerleader, and they will get to learn some of the crowd favorite cheers! This camp is for grades K-5 and will be held in the PE gym at Houston High School June 2-4 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Mini Dance Camp - This camp is taught by the state champion HHS varsity pom team. Campers will explore fun ways of expression through dance. A short routine will be taught that parents may watch at the end of the camp on Friday. This camp is open to upcoming K-5 graders, and it will take place in the varsity gym at Houston High School, June 5-6 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Houston Soccer Camp - Houston High School is hosting soccer camp for boys and girls. The camp will have skills training, small-sided games, fitness work, and fun soccer-related activities/games. The Houston players and coaches will run all sessions. This camp is for ages 4-13 and will take place at the Mustang Soccer Complex at Houston Middle School, June 2-6 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Mustang Baseball Camp - Houston High School is hosting baseball camp this summer! Campers will work on all aspects of baseball - hitting, fielding, throwing, and baserunning. Leadership and sportsmanship is a huge focus of this camp, and we work on those topics every morning of camp. This camp is for grades K-7 and will be held at Bill Avant Field at Houston High School, with one session June 2-5 and session two June 9-12 both from 9:00am to 12:00pm.

Houston Little Lady Mustangs Basketball Camp - The Houston Little Lady Mustangs Basketball Camp will provide foundational basketball instruction from the varsity coach staff as well as varsity team members. Campers will learn the leadership and work ethic qualities of a Lady Mustang Athlete. This camp is for rising K-8 and will take place in Gym A at Houston Middle School, June 9-11 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Mustang Girls Lacrosse Camp - HHS varsity girls lacrosse is hosting camp this summer! Camp will focus on core fundamentals and skills for the beginning players and more advanced offensive and defensive concepts for the experienced players. Camp is open to athletes in grades 3-8. This camp will take place on the football field at Houston High School, June 9-12 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm.

Houston High School Boys Basketball Camp - Houston’s varsity boys basketball team is hosting a basketball camp! Join us for a week of learning the fundamentals of basketball, both individually and within the team concept. Our camp strives to teach the game of basketball while also having fun! This camp is for grades K-8 and will take place at Houston High School, with two sessions available!

Week 1: June 9-12 from 1:00pm-4:00pm

Week 2: June 16-19 from 9:00am-12:00pm

Pickleball Camp - The Pickleball Summer Camp will be led by HHS Seniors that will share their knowledge and expertise with our younger students on the skills needed to compete in the sport of Pickleball. All skill levels are welcome as we will provide a progression of skill development. This camp is open to rising K-8 graders and will take place at Dogwood Elementary School, June 16-18 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Houston HS Football Camp - Houston High School is hosting football camp! Campers will learn and develop football skills and techniques. They will also compete in various games and activities. This camp is open for grades 1-8 and will take place at Houston High School’s Landers Ford Stadium, June 16-18 from 8:00am-11:30am.

Mustang Boys Lacrosse Camp - HHS varsity boys lacrosse is hosting camp this summer! Camp will focus on core fundamentals and skills for the beginning players and more advanced offensive and defensive concepts for the experienced players. Camp is open to athletes in grades 3-8. This camp will take place on the football field at Houston High School, June 16-19 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm.

Riverdale All Sports Camp - This camp is designed for kids who love sports! Each day we will divide into teams and play all sorts of games including wiffleball, dodgeball, soccer, basketball, floor hockey, and many, many more. This camp is for rising 2-6 graders, and it will take place at Riverdale Elementary School June 16-20 from 9:00am-11:30am.

Riverdale STEM & Robotics Camp - This camp is 100% hands-on and sure to excite campers as they are introduced to a variety of STEM principles, robotics, and some RaiderTV production skills. This camp is for rising 2-8 graders, and it will take place at Riverdale Elementary School June 16-20 from 12:30pm-3:00pm.

Houston Softball Camp - Campers can expect a structured program designed to improve softball skills for young players of all levels, focusing on fundamental techniques in hitting, pitching, catching, fielding, and base running through drills, practice games, and instruction from experienced coaches and players, aiming to enhance game play while fostering a fun and supportive environment for participants to develop their abilities and love for the sport! This camp is open to grades 3-8 and will take place at the Houston Softball Complex at Houston High School, June 23-25 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Riverdale Pickleball Camp - This camp is designed for kids who are interested in learning more about Pickleball! Each day we will focus on different skills and rules of the game. This camp is for rising 2-8 graders, and it will take place at Riverdale Elementary School June 23-27 from 9:00am-11:30am.

Harry Potter: Camp Hogwarts - Do you have what it takes to be a wizard? Join us in a week of fun as we explore the books, perform spells, craft potions, and live out your dream as a student in Hogwarts! This camp is for rising 2-6 graders, and it will take place at Dogwood Elementary School June 23-27 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Coast to Coast Exploration Camp - Our Coast to Coast summer camp is designed to immerse campers in a world of imagination, creativity, and fun. Each day will feature a new destination filled with crafts, games, snacks, activities, and a G-rated animated movie related to our travel! This camp is open to grades 1-4, and it will take place at Dogwood Elementary School June 30-July 3 from 8:00am - 12:00pm.

Archery Camp - Come join and learn about archery! Learn to shoot a bow and arrow while also enjoying other fun activities with friends. This camp is open to rising 6-9 graders and will take place at Forest Hill Elementary School. There are 2 action-packed sessions to choose from.

July 7-9

Session 1: 8:00am - 12:00pm

Session 2: 1:00pm - 5:00pm

HMS Basketball Academy - Houston Middle School is hosting Mustang Basketball Academy for boys and girls in grades 3-8. This camp is designed for athletes to improve their game. Each day, campers can look forward to working on all of their basketball skills, and finishing the day with scrimmages. This academy will take place at Houston Middle School in gym A, July 7-10 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Middle School Math Camp - HMS wants to help prepare you for the coming school year! This camp is for rising 7th and 8th graders, and we will be hitting the key skills that will assist you in your next stage of your math education in middle school. This camp will take place at Houston Middle School July 7-10 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Story Time & Spa Camp - Join us for a week of relaxation, creativity, and fun at our K-2 Spa Camp! Each day features a storytime, hands-on spa activities (bath bombs, facials, mani-pedis & more!), and mindfulness crafts to inspire self-care and confidence. This camp will take place at Dogwood Elementary School July 8-11 from 9:00am -12:00pm.

Storybook Chefs Camp - At Storybook Chefs Cooking Camp, K- 3 young chefs and book lovers will mix imagination with ingredients as we dive into favorite storybooks and create fun, tasty recipes inspired by each tale. This camp will take place at Dogwood Elementary School July 8-11 from 12:30pm-3:30pm.

Dogwood's Pure Imagination Camp - This fun-filled, action-packed week will bring creativity to life! This week-long summer program is designed for elementary and middle school students eager to explore the world of theater and unleash their inner stars. This camp is for grades K-8, and it will take place at Dogwood Elementary School July 14-18 from 9:00am-2:00pm.

5th Grade Math Prep Camp - Forest Hill is hosting 5th Grade Math Prep Camp to help our rising 5th graders gear up for the next school year! Students will reinforce skills necessary to help navigate fifth grade math, including concepts covering fractions, multiplication and division, interpreting word problems, and modeling to help find solution paths. This camp will take place at Forest Hill Elementary School July 15-17 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Mustangs Wrestling Camp - Houston’s wrestling team welcomes you to wrestling camp! This camp is aimed to inspire interest and enthusiasm for the sport of wrestling. Campers will be taught basic, essential skills in a fun environment with a high counselor to camper ratio. This camp is open to grades 2-8. This camp will take place in the PE gym at Houston High School, July 21-23 from 9:00am-1:00pm.

Welcome to Middle School Math Camp - HMS wants to help rising 6th graders prepare you for the coming school year! For rising 6th graders (current fifth graders), we will be getting a jump start on Middle School Math. This camp will take place at Houston Middle School July 21-24 from 9:00am-12:00pm.

Calling all young entrepreneurs — registration is now open for one of Germantown’s most feel-good fundraisers! Hosted by the Germantown Education Foundation, Lemonade Stand Day empowers kids to raise money for both GEF and a nonprofit of their choice.

🍋 Registration is $40 and includes a T-shirt and yard sign while supplies last. This year’s event features fun prizes, including a $500 microgrant for the neighborhood with the most stands, plus awards for Most Money Raised and Best Decorated Stand (judged via social media).

Can’t host a stand? Show your support with a $30 Ghost Participation donation!

👉 Sign up at germantowneducationfoundation.org — spots and yard signs are going fast!

GMSD students have a special opportunity to run their own businesses at the Germantown Farmers Market this summer! In partnership with Germantown Parks and Rec, the Children's Entrepreneur Market will be hosted at Bobby Lanier Farm Park on June 5 and July 31 from 4–7 p.m. It’s a fun way for kids to showcase their products, practice sales skills, and be part of the local market scene. Details and registration at www.childrensentrepreneurmarket.com.

This spring, two GMSD campuses are blooming with excitement as Riverdale and Forest Hill Elementary take part in the 21-day Experience Memphis Gardens tour—an annual celebration of the green spaces that make our region unique.

Running from May 1 - June 15, the tour highlights beautiful gardens across the Mid-South, with each weekend showcasing a different neighborhood or site. Forest Hill will welcome visitors on Saturday, May 3, and Riverdale will open its gates on Sunday, June 15.

This year, thanks to generous grant funding, tickets are free—but reservations are strongly encouraged before they run out. It’s the perfect outing for gardening enthusiasts, families looking for a fun and educational activity, or even a unique Mother’s Day gift.

For more information and to reserve FREE tickets, visit www.ExperienceMemphisGardens.com.

The Lt. Col. Luke Weathers, Jr. VA Medical Center is seeking volunteers as Memphis prepares to host the 39th National Veterans Golden Age Games, May 31–June 5, 2025. Events will be held at multiple venues across the city, celebrating Veterans age 55+ who lead active, healthy lives.

Volunteer roles include:

• Sport-specific competitions

• Set-up/tear-down

• Athletes Village support

• Water/snack distribution

• Medical staffing (RN, MD, NP, PA, PT)

Student volunteers are welcome! Ages 14–17 may volunteer with parent permission; younger children (5–13) may participate with a parent/guardian present.

This is a great opportunity to give back, earn service hours, and be part of a meaningful community event.

👉 Volunteer registration is now open: https://39nvgag.my-trs.com/

On graduation night, our HHS PTSO sponsors a PROJECT GRADUATION LOCK-IN for our graduating seniors at Main Event in Bartlett. The cost per student is offset by donations received to our PTSO. So, please consider donating so we can celebrate our seniors! Students will receive unlimited game cards, food, drinks, and many, many door prizes...all because of your donations! Thank you for helping us celebrate the Class of 2025!

Donate Now!

Make sure that your senior registers with a non-GMSD email address in our Alumni Portal!

View a digital copy of our ALUMNI magazine

Register as a GMSD Alumni

Visit our Calendars Page & Select Your Schools

Stay informed, stay connected – with the GERMANTOWN MSD app:

• Sync our calendar seamlessly across all your devices.
• Access student information, attendance, assignments, grades and more.
• Get a personalized feed tailored to your preferences.
• Choose your schools and news sources for a streamlined experience.
• All this in one convenient place!

You can quickly download the NEW GMSD app to access all of these features.

First, search for 'Germantown MSD' in your preferred app store (iOS or Google).

As a parent or caregiver, you'll select 'App Login' to access your child's information. The login process includes a one-time passcode that connects to the cell phone or email you have listed in Skyward--so there's no passwords to learn or memorize!

If you need assistance logging in, we are standing by to help.

Apple: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/germantown-msd/id6446898026

Google: http://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackboard.community.gmsdk12

*If either of the two links above are not working, you can also find the app by searching Germantown MSD.