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With 44 students, the AVID class of 2018 is the biggest ever, a reflection on the success of the program. On Wednesday night underclassmen as well as returning alumni gathered at the GHS student center to celebrate the success of the class of 2018. Continue Reading →
The Education for All Club at GHS is running their annual school supply drive June 11 through June 21.
There are drop off boxes at all five houses at GHS, as well as at all three middle schools. The girls are also looking to partner with local businesses for fundraisers to pay for the shipping of the supplies. Continue Reading →
Today the GSA endowment has reached $6.5 million. Funding from the GSA source combined with support from the many sponsors allows GSA to make scholarship awards of over $500,000. Continue Reading →
Bobby Littlefield taught in Room No. 2 for many years. At his 40th GHS reunion her son Bart connected with Joe Williamson whose wife Louise has been teaching kindergarten in Room No. 2 since 1990. The conversation sparked a connection that led to Mrs. Littlefield visiting her former classroom twice a week. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Crew team had huge success that the Northeast Regionals in Massachusetts on May 19-20. Continue Reading →
In the first half of a double header public input session, residents asked questions about upgrades to Cardinal field. Representatives from the Milbrook Association asked about traffic flow from proposed access road. GAF asked about ice rink on tennis courts in off season. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School science team ended the season ranking number one in Connecticut and number 10 in the US. Continue Reading →
The reunion committee for the GHS class of 1978 is planning the 40th reunion this fall. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School Theater Arts presents Hairspray in the Greenwich High School Performing Arts Center: May 17-19, 2018 at 7:00. Continue Reading →
“There is a commonsense compromise: Shorten the school day by 2½ minutes per instructional block (15 minutes total per day) and move the start time back to 8:15am.” – GHS Headmaster Dr. Chris Winters Continue Reading →