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“I’ve always loved swimming, and was on the Greenwich High School Swim team, but this is a totally different level. The cold-water training is grueling, but I am really excited to take part.” – Molly (Porter) Southwood, GHS class of 1999 Continue Reading →
“We had over 400 attendees who enjoyed the breakfast and entertainment, plus new this year, we were thrilled to have partnering non-profits set-up tables at the event.” – Allen O’Farrell, Lions Pancake Breakfast chair Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Sustainability Committee announced the winners of its Second Annual Sustainability Awards, to be presented at the Rethink Waste Fair organized by Waste Free Greenwich on Saturday, April 6 at Christ Church. Continue Reading →
Group projects included a look at the impacts of NAFTA, a documentary on the invention of the telephone and a study of the Columbian Exchange. Continue Reading →
“The style of debate we do – Parliamentary – lends itself to strong logic and strong argumentation. So you can’t out-research your opponents. You have to out-think and out-speak your opponents.” – Amrutha Nandakumar, GHS class of 2024 Continue Reading →
Saturday’s GHS campus cleanup organized by Thomas McKinney was a washout, but the rain date on Sunday was sunny and warm. Continue Reading →
The event is open to the public with a suggested donation of $10 for adults. The event features 10 bands visiting and performing throughout the day from as far away as Canada and eight top tier New York City based jazz clinicians giving masterclasses on all jazz instruments. Continue Reading →
The Championship event pitted the best of all the CISL Connecticut Schools, both large and small, for a modified Giant Slalom event. Fourteen high schools competed in both the Men’s and Women’s categories, with 264 athletes carving the Southington, CT slopes. Continue Reading →
For the first time in four years, the Greenwich High School Theater Department is set to perform two winter plays: Steel Magnolias, by Robert Harling, and Death of a Salesman, by Arthur Miller. Continue Reading →
Coach George Genise has been coaching hockey for 45 years, including the Greenwich Skating Club Bantam A team for 13 years. He’s also been skating at the Greenwich Skating Club since high school at St Mary’s, and has no plans to stop. Continue Reading →