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Media day at Cardinal stadium fell on a warm sunny August Sunday, and both the Cardinals football team and cheerleaders shared their enthusiasm. Continue Reading →
Yajaira Gonzalez from the YWCA and Greenwich Police Officer Alex Testani, a former high school and college football player, both spoke to players on the GHS football team about teen dating violence and leadership. Continue Reading →
In Connecticut, Greenwich and Newtown are joining the list of districts changing their bell times this fall. Continue Reading →
Part 3 in a series discussing what life was like attending Greenwich High School (GHS) over the years. Continue Reading →
This year, two Greenwich teens were named to state and federal positions in the American Legion Auxiliary’s Girls State and Boys State. Willa Doss, a rising senior at Greenwich High School, was elected Governor of “Laurel,” the fictional state of Girls State. Diego Jasson, a rising senior at Brunswick, was elected as one of two Senators from Connecticut to attend Boys Nation. Girls State was held at Post University in Waterbury, and Boys State was held at Eastern Connecticut State University. Both programs lasted five days. Continue Reading →
The architects are in the early stages of conducting the feasibility study and are currently running focus groups to gather input from key stakeholders that use the fields. Continue Reading →
Alissa Landberg is the senior class president for the class of 2018 and she’s very excited for the upcoming year.
“I wanted to challenge myself and really see what I could do in a more serious position.” Alissa said about her decision to run for senior class president. She is only the second female student to be elected to this position at Greenwich High School in the last ten years.
Jack Badini graduated GHS midway through his junior year and headed to Illinois by way of Nebraska to play hockey. Most recently he was drafted by the Anaheim Ducks. In the fall, he heads to Harvard University. Continue Reading →
With the new school year ringing in a change in start time at GHS, the concern that shorter daylight hours for sports games and practices is being weighed against the outdated lighting in Cardinal Stadium and deed restrictions resulting from a settlement with residential neighbors.
Town attorney Wayne Fox said nothing has been decided regarding legal action to overturn the stipulations in a 2003 court order. Continue Reading →
Part 2 in a series discussing what life was like attending Greenwich High School (GHS) over the years. Continue Reading →