“Would more kids read if it wasn’t for the required curriculum? Is part of the problem the books we’re reading?” – Alexa Loera, GHS class of 2026 Continue Reading →
Loera: GHS Required Reading: Are We What We Read?
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GHS Students Reflect on Midterm Policies and Stress
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“Although no official proposal has been made, Greenwich Public Schools Superintendent Toni Jones and the Board of Education have discussed the possibility of changing exam weighing in response to concern regarding students’ mental health.” – Alexa Loera, GHS class of 2026 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Alexa Loera, Greenwich High School
AP Precalculus: Success or Failure?
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“GHS introduced a new AP course this year: AP Precalculus, eliminating the previous honors option. The question is, was this a good decision?” – Alexa Loera, GHS class of 2026 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Advanced Placement, Alexa Loera, Andrew Byrne, Greenwich High School, precalculus, Robert Brown
Are Cliques at Greenwich High School Set in Stone?
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“Cliques. Groups. Inner circles. Whatever term you use, we’ve all heard of them. They make up the basis for almost every movie set in high school, and seem to play a large role in society’s perception of adolescents. The question is, are the stereotypes true?” – Alexa Loera, GHS Class of 2026 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Alexa Loera, cliques, Greenwich High School
GHS Theater Department to Perform Two Winter Plays: “Steel Magnolias” and “Death of a Salesman”
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For the first time in four years, the Greenwich High School Theater Department is set to perform two winter plays: Steel Magnolias, by Robert Harling, and Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller. Continue Reading →