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“We thought, let’s do something cool. We went on AirBnb and found a place in Santa Monica by the pier. It was me and four other friends who are all attending different schools in different situations.” – Michael Grabel, GHS class of 2020 Continue Reading →
“This is an exciting accomplishment for our students and I am very proud of their recognition,” said GHS Economics Teacher and Economics Club Advisor Ian Tiedemann. “They were able to pivot quickly to the competition’s new format and exceed expectations.” Continue Reading →
Among the winners were 5 GHS freshmen and one sophomore. Continue Reading →
“”It’s really a tribute to all of the hard work my students put in to create additional opportunities for themselves, as they earn transferable credit for UConn or other prestigious institutions.” – Aaron Hull, GHS Continue Reading →
“Aside from the obvious concern about a lack of public input (this is public art, after all), I am surprised that an opportunity was not taken to engage local artists, particularly students.” – Joe Williamson Continue Reading →
There are two leagues in the Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference (CIAC) state tournaments for competitive gaming: League of Legends and Rocket League. Continue Reading →
A proposed “Pollinator Pathway” mural painted on the concrete wall at the bus stop across from GHS would feature butterflies and flowers. Continue Reading →
On Thursday, April 8, Alice + Olivia, will offer shoppers 10% off their purchase and will also contribute an additional 10% to the Greenwich Police Department Scholarship Fund. Continue Reading →
COVID-19 has confined most students to their homes, but in the age of movements like Black Lives Matter, high schoolers around Greenwich refuse to allow the virus to silence them. A steadfast call to action and the use of digital platforms like Zoom have allowed them to call for racial justice, diversity, and change. Continue Reading →
GHS students won these awards competing against nearly 2,800 students from about 145 schools in Connecticut alone Continue Reading →