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“Going forward during this enforcement period, we’ll issue more summonses,” Lt. John Slusarz said of enforcement efforts on Wednesday on Hillside Road by Greenwich High School. “We’re not there to punish people, we just don’t want them to endanger the children.” Continue Reading →
A crowd of students gathered in the courtyard outside Greenwich High School’s main entrance on Tuesday to voice support for the public School Strong movement, which emerged in recent weeks in response to the appointment of Betsy deVos as Education Secretary. Ms deVos is an ardent supporter of using public dollars to pay for private school tuition, specifically through a voucher system. Continue Reading →
A panel that included Bobby Walker from the Boys and Girls Club, motivational speaker Dorothy Nins and Dita Bhargava discussed equality, equity and social justice in the context of such mundane moments as sitting down for lunch in the student center and as relatable as college admissions. Continue Reading →
GHS juniors Katie Finnegan and Louisa Bjerke were honored by the Board of Education on Thursday for winning two important essay contests. Continue Reading →
Stress has become a buzzword at Greenwich High School. Are AP hard caps the solution?
Current “soft caps” suggest sophomores take no more than 2, juniors no more than 3, and seniors no more than 4 AP courses. Continue Reading →
Students from public and private schools in Greenwich are working behind the scenes to create murals and sculptures to transform Greenwich Country Club into a virtual wonderland for the March 3 Kids in Crisis gala. Continue Reading →
The news is good. Dr. Sal Corda announced that the GHS start time will be delayed, but the current start and dismissal times for the District’s eleven elementary schools and the preschool program will not change next year. Continue Reading →
Since Cardinal Café started selling Garden Catering nuggets and cones, sales overall have increased. Vicki Gregg, manager of food services at GHS said students who had never bought lunch in the café came for the nuggets, but were wowed by the build-a-sandwich and build-a-salad stations. Continue Reading →
Aaron Jaffe delivered an inspiring speech on Veterans Day. Following up on his memorable speech, Aaron, who will head to Columbia to double major in math and computers in the fall, shared some highlights of growing up in Greenwich and years at Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
Conor Santry and several of his teammates spent an afternoon at the preschool to help each student create a personalized photo frame that they could give to their parents as Valentine’s Day gifts. The team also brought each child a Valentine’s bag filled with cards, a stuffed animal and candy. Continue Reading →