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On Saturday, March 22, Greenwich High School Varsity Cheer took first place in a competition that included the top cheer teams of public and private high schools in the states of MA, ME, VT, NH, RI and CT. Continue Reading →
“Families can book those dinner reservations and grandparents, friends, and siblings can book those plane tickets. Go Cardinals.’ – Greenwich Schools superintendent Dr. Toni Jones Continue Reading →
The panel will feature experts from Kids in Crisis, Sacred Heart University’s Department of Public Safety, The Rowan Center, and Fordham EMS. Ellen Brezovsky, LCSW, is Director of Outreach & Community Initiatives, Kids In Crisis. Gary MacNamara is Chief/Executive Director of Public Safety & Government Affairs, Sacred Heart University. Sarah Malhotra is Director of Education and Training, The Rowan Center. Colleen Sherry is Chief of Medical Operations, Fordham EMS. Continue Reading →
The consultant said that overall, the conditions were potential liability issues, and keeping the pool open potentially endangered users and violated safety regulations. His recommendation was to close the pool until the required safety and compliance upgrades are completed. Continue Reading →
“Programs like Title I, IDEA, Pell Grants, and Impact Aid are essential to ensuring that all students have access to a high-quality education, regardless of their family’s income.” – CT Governor Ned Lamont Continue Reading →
Calling all local female high school students passionate about community service! The Junior League of Greenwich is now accepting applications for its Community Service Award. Continue Reading →
The Central Middle School Theater Arts department is pleased to present The Addams Family on the George Sepe Memorial Stage for two performances this Friday, March 21 at 7:00pm and Saturday, March 22 at 5:00pm. Buy tickets online. Continue Reading →
Raina’s path to entrepreneurship began unexpectedly during her sophomore year in GHS’s renowned science research program. A visit to a bee farm in northern Connecticut exposed her to the alarming rate of bee deaths caused by human practices. In the school science lab, she worked tirelessly to develop a product that would reduce bee deaths. What started as a school project soon turned into something bigger when beekeepers began asking for her solution. Later, she patented her invention, named HiveGaurd which became widely adopted by U.S. beekeepers. Continue Reading →
On Saturday, March 8, Hoops for Change hosted a “March Madness” basketball tournament at Greenwich Country Day School, successfully raising $1,750 for the Special Education Legal Fund (S.E.L.F.). Continue Reading →
The Cardinals played the Darien Blue Wave in an exciting game that had Greenwich in the lead during the first half, Darien ahead at times, but ultimately a tie score. Continue Reading →