The Galion City Schools Food Service Director position is available due to the promotion of Shannon King to Treasurer. This position will begin full-time on June 1, 2025, working with Ms. King during a transition period until August 1, 2025. The successful candidate will have fluency in or willingness to learn the following software programs: Pay Schools, HealthePro, or other nutrition planning platforms. In addition, the successful candidate will have familiarity with the following Federal programs: the School Breakfast Program, National School Lunch Program, After School Snack, Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP), Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), and summer meal delivery.
The Food Service Director is a collaborative, creative, dynamic, and thoughtful leader who works to fulfill the mission and vision of the Galion City School District. They are a strategic thinker and a proactive leader who models strong communication, organization, and interpersonal skills and is willing to have a hands-on approach in schools, kitchens, and cafeterias. They have an unwavering commitment and energy to support the nutritional needs of our students so they can fully experience high-quality learning. The salary and benefits package will be regionally competitive and commensurate with experience.
Send resume and letter of interest to human.resources@galionschools.org and see all details at galionschools.org/employment
At Galion City Schools, we believe strong relationships are the foundation of our schools. As part of our restorative practices, we emphasize proactive community building. Proactive community building looks like morning circles, team-building activities, celebrating diversity, and regular check-ins. Community building matters because it creates a sense of belonging for every student and builds trust between students and staff.
Good Evening Galion Families, Who wants to sleep in again tomorrow? We are running a 2-hr delay for Tuesday, January 7 due to the icy conditions.
UPDATE: January 6th The Galion City Schools are now closed. If you go out today, please be safe.
Good Morning Galion Tigers, It's Monday, January 6th and we are on a 2-hr delay.
Good Morning Tigers! Due to the poor road conditions this morning, the Galion City Schools will be closed today. Have a great weekend and we will see you back on campus Monday.
A 5 day week is gonna be tough...stop in the cafeteria for FREE breakfast and lunch EVERYDAY to help you power through!!!
As we head into our second semester, we will continue to shine the spotlight on the qualities we value within our Tigers. Our Portrait of a Tiger trait for the month of January is Empathy. Empathy requires being a caring, kind and compassionate person. Our students seek to understand and recognize others’ points of view, supporting even those with whom they may not agree.
Looking to create some great relationships and help some fabulous kids? We have an immediate opening for an Elementary Intervention Specialist. Check out the details at galionschools.org/employment
Thank goodness we're coming back for a short week...2 days is going to be hard🥶🥶
The Galion City School District is now seeking to fill two long-term sub positions. Please consider this opportunity to join our team and work with an amazing staff and fantastic students. See all the details at galionschools.org/employment and apply now. Contact us at humanresources@galionschools.org.
A reminder that today is the end of our 2nd quarter and is a 2 hr. early dismissal. Enjoy your Christmas Holiday Break!
Reminder that Friday, December 20 is the end of the second grading period. Galion City Schools will have a 2 hour release. This also begins our Christmas holiday break. We hope all our Tigers enjoy the time with family and friends. Be safe and we will see everyone back on January 2, 2025!
Last 5 days before Winter Break!! Let's finish 2024 strong 🐅💪
Due to the school closing today, our Preschool Music Program will be rescheduled for Thursday, Dec. 19th 5:30-6:30PM. Hope you will join us!
Good Morning Tigers, We are closed today, it's quite icy and wind chills are expected to worsen this morning. Enjoy you day off and be extra careful if you do go out.
Stop by the High School tomorrow at 5:45 to chat with Superintendent Jeff Hartmann, then stick around for the Winter Band Concert at 6:00. We are always looking and listening for ways to improve our district. This is a great opportunity to share your ideas, get to know Dr. Hartmann and enjoy a great performance by our Middle and High School Bands.
Good Morning Tiger families. Due to fog, we are on a 2hr delay today, December 10. We will see you soon,
Restorative Practices continue at Galion City Schools. Today we share how affective statements help students express their feelings and impact on others in a constructive way. These statements focus on emotions rather than blame, fostering understanding and empathy. Here are a few examples affective statements:
“I feel hurt when you don’t include me in games because it makes me feel left out.”
“It makes me feel sad when I hear people saying bad things about my friend. Will you try to think of some nice things?”
“ It makes me feel good when I see you making good decisions at lunch”
Our students are hearing these types of statements from teachers and staff and are starting to use them independently when collaborating and communicating with each other.
Our Family Literacy Night has been rescheduled for December 11th. Stay warm and safe today and we will see you next Wednesday!
