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The walls of the art wing were covered with student artwork, including photography, digital art, sculpture, ceramics, printmaking, and many paintings and drawings. Continue Reading →
Join the Old Greenwich Association in partnership with the Greenwich Historical Society on Sunday, May 21st from 10:00am-12:00pm for a day of adventure and exploration. Continue Reading →
“Our level of concern has risen in recent days with two physical altercations between students at GHS. We obviously do not condone this kind of behavior and we do follow up vigorously with those who act aggressively. In addition, it has been concerning that so many students gathered to film while laughing and cheering others on. This too is being followed up by the administration in a thorough process.” – Dr. Toni Jones and GHS principal Ralph Mayo Continue Reading →
Enjoy fun rides, games, food, and live music at this annual event. Continue Reading →
” I am grateful for this opportunity and excited to continue the exceptional work currently taking place under Principal Gavin’s leadership.” – Steven Groccia Continue Reading →
The Central Middle School Building Committee (CMSBC) has invited all members of the Greenwich community to a second engagement forum on Wednesday, May 17 from 7:00-8:00 PM in the school’s auditorium. Continue Reading →
round 2:00pm, Dr. Toni Jones emailed the chairs of both the Democratic Town Party and Republican Town Party to say the activity was disruptive to drop off and reminding them of the existing district policy about distribution of political literature. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, Joel Dawson, a beekeeper from Old Greenwich Honey, spoke to the Riverside students about the role of bees in nature and demonstrated some much needed bee-keeping equipment. Continue Reading →
Whether it is studio art or art using technology, GHS students are proving that the arts are alive and well in Greenwich. Continue Reading →
The auditorium, gymnasium and chapel will be preserved, as they have significant historical significance. Continue Reading →