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Early Childhood Education students are beyond excited for this grand opening! @cdacouncil @GoPiratesGCHS #all4kidsdaycare

M🏀 The #BattleForTheRedBanner begins now! 64 teams have made the #NAIAMBB National Tournament field, all with one goal in mind: win and move on as the 2026! Check out more on all the national tournament qualifiers, the bracket, and the first and second round schedule! --> naia.prestosports.com/x/24d1b #TheRightWayToPlay

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"Indiana, Our Indiana Indiana, we're all for you!" The #IUFB team is singing the fight song following its Rose Bowl victory. 🌹

Secret Santa ‘25

Earned, never given.

The Pilots spent the morning traveling down to Indianapolis for service at Diversity Church North. Then found our way over to get some work in at Butler. Now on to Terre Haute to get ready for SMWC!

ONE OF THE GREATEST CATCHES YOU’LL EVER SEE OMAR COOPER JR

🏐 It’s Regional Championship Day for Greensburg Volleyball! 💙 The energy, the teamwork, the heart — it’s all led to this moment. Let’s go, Lady Pirates — play with pride and leave it all on the court! 💪 #PiratePride #notdoneyet @GCHSPirates @GoPiratesGCHS @IHSAA1 @ihsvca

“Every child needs at least one adult who is irrationally crazy about him or her.” A couple weeks ago I shared this wonderful quote from the developmental psychologist Uri Bronfenbrenner. And it’s true. Every child needs at least one. But how lucky are those who can count a whole collection of adults who feel the same way? One of my favorite things on social media recently has been a series of videos shared to IG by gwynyth depicting not only her own interactions with her newborn son, but those of her father (aka Papa Brian). Brian’s joyful rendition of Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes is illustrative of the loving bond they share. Check out that eye contact. Those looks of sheer delight. Frequently we discuss attachment and early relational health in terms of a parent (often a mother) and child. And while this relationship is indeed critical, the luckiest children have webs of secure, trusting relationships with multiple beloved caregivers. We can each play a role in supporting the optimal development of the young children in our lives by engaging with love, care, and our full attention. In a world where you can be anything, be like Papa Brian!

I love talking about @GCHSPirates Early Childhood Education program and all the opportunities our students have before graduating. #RTAPapprentice @CIESCtweets @IvyTechCC

Get your SECTIONAL CHAMPS swag and wear it with pride this Saturday as we compete for the Regional Finals! HURRY! The store closes at noon on Wednesday! stores.inksoft.com/thechamps/shop… @GCHSPirates @GoPiratesGCHS @IHSAA1 @ihsvca #gchsvolleyball

Continuing the process! #bethelmensbasketball #sports #BethelPilots #SportsMedia #BethelPilots #20252026

The stage is set for Regionals. Make your plans now to be at Bloomington North next Saturday! We’re not done yet, Pirates! 👊🏼🏐 @GCHSPirates @GoPiratesGCHS @IHSAA1 @ihsvca #gchsvolleyball #notdoneyet

Hey, Pirate Nation - We’re bringing home a trophy! 🏆 IHSAA SECTIONAL 29 CHAMPS! Greensburg battled to defeat Jennings Co in five sets 21-25, 25-22, 23-25, 25-21, 15-11. Greensburg moves to 28-1 on the season! @GCHSPirates @GoPiratesGCHS @IHSAA1 @ihsvca #gchsvolleyball

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So proud of our Seniors! Thank you to each one for the time, dedication and heart you continue to bring each time you step on the court! 💙 @GCHSPirates @GoPiratesGCHS @IHSAA1 @ihsvca #gchsvolleyball

Your face is an endless source of fascination and information for your baby. Watching this beautiful video, shared to IG by gerookerbs, the first thing you’re likely to notice is baby’s adoring gaze and unbroken eye contact. It’s true. For your baby there is no sight more beautiful than your face. And that adoration? Those wide eyes? Both are helping to promote dad’s attachment and caretaking behaviors. But there’s more than just adoration driving newborns’ attunement to faces. Your baby uses your face as a critical - and primary - data source. First, they’re monitoring your mood and facial expressions as a gauge of their own safety. When you are happy and relaxed, chances are that your baby will be too. Babies also use our faces to help unlock the mysteries of spoken language - watching the movement of our lips and mouths with keen interest as they work to decipher just how we make those wonderful sounds coming out of our mouths. Look for opportunities to sit face to face in close proximity to your little one. They’re not only enjoying the view… they’re learning from it.