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“At 3:00am, the GHS senior would wake up quietly, open his laptop, and begin testing lines of code of an artificial intelligence system which is designed to control autonomous drones. For the next few hours, before school even began, he would run simulations again and again, aiming to teach his AI machine how to navigate through the unpredictable physics of the real world.” – Kaevel Sandhu Continue Reading →
“GHS has more AP classes. We offer it all. And at private schools you’re not necessarily collaborating with people of such diverse backgrounds as at Greenwich High School. That’s something I have really enjoyed.” – Justin Bernstein, GHS 2025 valedictorian Continue Reading →
Middle school students gathered at Greenwich High School on Saturday for the fifth annual Greenwich Middle School STEM Fair. This event gave students the opportunity to display and communicate their science research, make friends, and embrace the power of STEM. Continue Reading →
Under Zara Haque’s leadership, Greenwich Middle School STEM Fair has tripled in size. Last year, there were 12 projects submitted to the fair. This year, there were 36. Continue Reading →
“The big push these days is student centered learning: This is it.” – Andy Bramante, Greenwich High School, Independent Science Research teacher Continue Reading →
Some of the participants presented projects that they created as students in Junior Innovators, an 8th grade science research elective course modeled after the Honors Science Research Seminar at Greenwich High School and taught by the same teacher, Andrew Bramante. Continue Reading →
Isabella’s ability to put people at ease combined with her passion for her school has made her a good fit to lead the GHS student body coming out of the pandemic. Continue Reading →
Andy Bramante left his successful career as a corporate scientist to teach public high school, and now helms one of the most remarkable classrooms in America. Continue Reading →
At the Connecticut Science and Engineering Fair in mid-March, 17 GHS students competed and an astounding 16 of these kids were selected among the top 15% of projects, as fair finalists, and went on to win more than $85,000 in scholarships and cash, and five of the six ISEF spots that are awarded to the best projects. Continue Reading →
Please register online using the Library’s online calendar starting August 15. Doors will open at 6:15 pm. Advance copies of “The Class” can also be purchased by contacting Diane’s Books. Continue Reading →