Cardinal Crazies are fighting COVID-19 with a series of challenges for GHS students. The fundraiser seeks to involve the entire community. Continue Reading →
GHS Cardinal Crazies Turn the Biggest Lemon Ever into Meals for Front Line Workers
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GHS Senior Melissa Woo Receives Equitable Excellence Scholarship
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“As President of the Girls Who Code Club here at the school, Melissa has led innovative, adaptive and problem-solving solutions.” – Ralph Mayo Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Equitable Excellence Scholarship Program, GHS, Greenwich High School, Melissa Woo
P&Z Watch: Consider Second GHS Egress As Part of Cardinal Stadium Phase 1
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The P&Z commissioners want the stadium project to be more “holistic” and possibly prioritize the second egress off East Putnam Ave by including it in Phase 1, along with new bleachers and ADA compliance elements including handicapped parking and elevator to press box. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Real Estate, Schools, Sports, Alan Gunzburg, Andy Fox, Ashley Cole, bleachers
GHS Juniors Delivering Grocers through “Zoomers to Boomers”
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Hayley Schmidt and her friend Kate Rubich, both juniors at Greenwich High School, have partnered with Zoomers to Boomers to deliver groceries to anyone who feels safer sheltering at home. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Volunteering, Greenwich High School, Hayley Schmidt, Kate Rubich, Zoomers to Boomers
P&Z to Meet Virtually: Agenda Includes Pre-Applicaton for GHS Stadium
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“It is not a formal application. It is not a Municipal Improvement. They are coming in under the pre-application process, as permitted under 7-159(b) of Connecticut General Statutes. This allows for an applicant to discuss a concept with the Planning & Zoning Commission. It is non binding.” – Katie DeLuca on the GHS stadium pre-application Continue Reading →
Filed under: Government, Health, Schools, Sports, Cardinal Field, Cardinal Stadium, Fred Camillo, Greenwich High School
GHS and Greenwich Commission on Aging Connect Older Adults to High School Students for Regular Friendly Phone Calls
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Practicing social distancing doesn’t mean that we have to be socially disconnected. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools, Greenwich High School, Ralph Mayo, The Greenwich Commission on Aging, World Health Organization
Edward Washburn: GHS Teacher, Soldier, Casualty of Spanish Flu
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“With a cherry smile and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an unknown land.” – The Green Witch, November, 1918 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Around Town, Greenwich History, Edward E. Washburn, Edward Elvin Washburn, Greenwich High School, Greenwich Historical Society, Karen Frederick, Peter Berg
GHS China Club Members Reflect on Fundraiser for Wuhan As Greenwich Braces for COVID-19
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Not long ago, members of the China Club at Greenwich High School held a successful fundraiser to buy face masks for people in Wuhan, China where there was a shortage. Today they are learning remotely as Greenwich Schools are closed to slow the spread of COVID-19. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools, Alicia Tang, Benjamin Pipher, Brooke Hadden, China, China Club, Coronavirus
COVID-19: Six Tips to Combat Loneliness and Boredom During Self-Isolation
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As a Greenwich High School junior, this break from traditional learning that the district initiated to slow the spread of COVID-19 is taking some adjusting. Here are some suggestions on ways to remain calm and stay connected. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Health, Schools, COVID-19, Greenwich High School, joan thakor, Lena Thakor, remote learning, social distancing
Real Life Connecticut Appellate Court Plays Out on Stage of GHS Performing Arts Center
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Local attorneys John Heagney, Stephen Walko and Andrew Gould helped organize this once in a blue moon event, which in fact may be the last event in the Performing Arts Center at GHS with over 100 attendees for a while. Continue Reading →