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Some degree of stress is a good motivator for students, but when stress gets too much the Outreach Club, CODA Club and Stress Less, in conjunction with school psychologists and social workers make a difference. Continue Reading →
Marek Olszewski is no stranger to the concept of starting over. Three decades ago his parents Marius and Barbara departed Poland when it was still a communist country with limited opportunities and headed to the US with Marek, and Marek was just a year old. “My parents made an enormous sacrifice by abandoning everything they knew to come to Connecticut,” Olszewski said this week, adding that his parents didn’t speak English well when they arrived in Greenwich. “We lived with our uncle in town,” he said. “We didn’t have our own house or apartment. Continue Reading →
Some amazing Greenwich High School seniors made it to nationals in the National History Day competition. Continue Reading →
The Roots &Shoots Club held a very successful food drive at Greenwich High School on Sept 11. Continue Reading →
One 16-year-old GHS student was ticketed for letting passengers out on the east side of Hillside Rd. He also lost his license because he only got his drivers license a few weeks ago. Continue Reading →
Part 4 in a series discussing what life was like attending Greenwich High School over the years. Continue Reading →
“The first days of school always present special challenges, this year included. We will get the buses arrivals figured out so that students get to school on time. Seniors are not allowed to park until Tuesday, Sept 5. Over all, it was a good start to school.” – Dr. Chris Winters, GHS headmaster Continue Reading →
There were lots of hugs and high-fives as teachers got together for convocation at Greenwich High School on Monday, Aug 28. There were several speakers, including Dr. Jill Gildea, Thomas Murray, Bridget Suvansri, Greg Goldstein and GEA president Carol Sutton. Continue Reading →
With incidents of hate and bias in Connecticut on the rise, Greenwich Schools Superintendent Dr. Jill Gildea; YWCA’s Mary Lee Kiernan, Boys & Girls Club’s Bobby Walker and the ADL’s Steve Ginsburg urge people in Greenwich to speak out against hate, report incidents to authorities, communicate support to populations at risk and model inclusive language for children. Continue Reading →
Media day at Cardinal stadium fell on a warm sunny August Sunday, and both the Cardinals football team and cheerleaders shared their enthusiasm. Continue Reading →