Critical race theory is not taught in Greenwich Public Schools. Continue Reading →
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Critical race theory is not taught in Greenwich Public Schools. Continue Reading →
Pride Month is a worldwide celebration of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer people that takes place in June. The Pride Week at GHS was run by the student Gay Straight Alliance (GSA) Club, with a week of fun activities available to all students. Continue Reading →
As of Tuesday there was just one Covid-19 patient at Greenwich Hospital. Superintendent Dr. Jones said it was the fourth week in the row that the number of active cases in Greenwich Schools was zero. Continue Reading →
Greenwich High School recently received a ‘No Place for Hate’ designation by the Anti-Defamation League. Continue Reading →
Dr. Greg Kramer relented and said two London Plane trees in the way of the proposed access road could be removed. Continue Reading →
After some angry voices during the public hearing, Dr. Toni Jones was given glowing reviews from six board members. Two board members said they’d prefer a one year contract extension instead of two, in order not to “tie the hands” of new members of the board in the fall. Continue Reading →
“A lot of other schools were fully remote this whole year, and they didn’t get to do any kind of theater. I feel so grateful and so lucky to have gotten to do multiple shows this year. And getting to the musical is so cool – with lights, mics, costumes and sets.” – Brooke Hadden, GHS junior who plays Kim in the GHS spring musical, Bye Bye Birdie Continue Reading →
US Presidential Scholars are selected based on their accomplishments in academics, the arts, and career and technical education fields. The recognition is one of the nation’s highest honors for graduating high school seniors. Continue Reading →
Dr. Toni Jones said the vaccine was an optional, private decision for individuals and families.
Family Centers will hold vaccine clinics at GHS and the 3 middle schools. Continue Reading →
“The school looks barren and bleak, and someone referred to its style as ‘modern day penitentiary,’ for lack of replacing trees. We can work together to solve these problems, but we must address safety and access first.” – Elizabeth Dempsey, Hillside Rd Continue Reading →