On Wednesday 23 GHS student-athletes signed agreements to play sports at a variety of colleges and universities. Continue Reading →
23 Student-Athletes Participate in Signing Ceremony at Greenwich High School
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GHS Roots & Shoots Club Food Drive: “Everybody deserves a happy Thanksgiving”
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After school on Monday Roots & Shots club members at GHS organized a day’s worth of donated food into categories, and created cards that will be attached to the baskets they will send to local families in time for the Thanksgiving holiday. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Greenwich High School, Roots & Shoots, Thanksgiving food drive
At GHS Cardinal Café, Muffins Make Headlines Again
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With an earlier start time at GHS and new bus schedules, students are arriving at GHS at 7:30am and enjoying breakfast before the first instructional bell at 8:00am. Entering budget season, and with swearing in of new school board members set for Nov 20, school start times may have to share the spotlight with muffins. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Cardinal Cafe, Dr. Toni Jones, GHS, Greenwich High School, muffins
At GHS, Unified Sports Features Soccer Contest Between Cardinals, Norwalk Bears and Darien Blue Wave
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Consider attending a game! There is an FCIAC tournament at Farifield Ludlowe on November 6 and then the Cardinals last soccer game of the season is November 13 at GHS Field #3 at 3:15pm. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Darien High School, Deirdre Burke, Greenwich High School, Norwalk High School, Unified Sports
Greenwich School Board Agendas Are Overshadowed by Budget Cut Climate
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Two heavy agendas included changing 5-house structure at GHS to one based on grades: 9, 10, 11 and 12; moving to a 7-block fixed schedule, consolidating freshmen English/Social Studies and not weighting the grades, school bus parking, and Cardinal Stadium lighting. The much anticipated enrollment report was presented. Also the head of IT gave an update on the cellular improvement project at GHS. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Board of Education, Brigid Barry, Cardinal stadium lights, Cody Kittle, Dana Tulotta, Dr. Michael-Joseph Mercanti-Anthony, Dr. Toni Jones
Tickets Available for Harlem Wizards at Greenwich High School
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Bring the family and watch the funtastic and high-flying Wizards take on Greenwich Public Schools staff and hopefully some of our favorite Greenwich residents. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, GHS, Greenwich High School, Harlem Wizards
Got Hope? 4th Annual Yellow Tulip Project Shines a Light on Mental Health
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Yellow tulips are the Flower of Hope and the idea is to bring the community together in the fall to plant bulbs to raise raise mental health awareness. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools, Adelaide Mueller, Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich, Brunswick School, Cheryl Moss, Corina Restrepo, Courtney Spada
GHS Confiscates Laptop of Student for “Reviewing” Online Material about Explosives
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The student will not return to school until cleared by the appropriate professionals. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Police & Fire, Dr. Toni Jones, GHS, Greenwich High School, Greenwich Police, Ralph Mayo
Historic Greenwich Finance Board Debate: It’s Up to the People Now
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Thursday’s historic debate among 13 candidates for the 12-member Greenwich Board of Estimate and Taxation – 6 Democrats, 6 Republicans and 1 Independent – was essentially a showdown over which party deserves control the board in the next term. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Board of Estimates and Taxation, Catherine Broderick, David Weisbrod, Doug Fenton, Elliot Alchek, Greenwich High School, Harry Fisher
School Board Candidate Debate at GHS Features Student Questions: Budget and Start Times, Absenteeism/ICE, Cell Phone Policy, Cardinal Café Food
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Thursday morning’s Board of Education candidate debate at Greenwich High School was organized by Aaron Hull’s We The People team of students, who came up with the list of questions that included budget cuts and school start times, class size, student absenteeism/ICE, cell phone policy, and the quality and cost of Cardinal Café food. Continue Reading →