“To Mr. Breaux especially, I call upon a lyric from a very appropriate Dan Fogelberg song. ‘He gave to me a gift I know I never can repay.'” – Julie Marek Continue Reading →
A Tribute to Michael Breaux and the Greenwich Public Schools Band Program
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Inside Cardinal Records with GHS Electronic Music Teacher, Dr. Freedman
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“Cardinal Records may have started as a classroom experiment, but it’s quickly become something more – a blueprint for the future of music education, thanks to a GHS teacher inspired to think outside the box.” – Rai Sandhu Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Cardinal Records, Dr. Barbara Freedman, electronic music, Greenwich High School, Jason Polise, Rai Sandhu
Loera: GHS Required Reading: Are We What We Read?
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“Would more kids read if it wasn’t for the required curriculum? Is part of the problem the books we’re reading?” – Alexa Loera, GHS class of 2026 Continue Reading →
Filed under: Opinion, Alexa Loera, Greenwich High School, Hamin Shin, Miyu Ito
At “Raising Voices” Youth Political Fair, Students Propose Solutions to Local Problems
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One presentation addressed the long-overdue state of Greenwich High School’s bathrooms, which haven’t been updated since 1998. One addressed methods for eliminating spotted lanternflies, and one tackled the issue of school lunch reform, criticizing the focus on cost efficiency over nutrition. Students also addressed the issue of textile waste. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Aitana Rodriguez, Allison Park, Chelsy Sitchon, Claire Sairo, Demetria Nelson, Devyn Lyons, Dr. Toni Jones
Live, GHS Baseball Online Auction Benefits Baseball Boosters, The Diamond Club
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All of the proceeds from the Online Auction and the Golf Outing will benefit the Greenwich High School Baseball program. The Diamond Club provides food, gear, field updates and equipment for the team. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Sports, Cardinals, Greenwich High School, Greenwich High School Baseball program, The Diamond Club
From Curiosity to Community: Middle School STEM Fair Celebrates Student Innovation
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Middle school students gathered at Greenwich High School on Saturday for the fifth annual Greenwich Middle School STEM Fair. This event gave students the opportunity to display and communicate their science research, make friends, and embrace the power of STEM. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Abir Singh, Aiden Ferreira, Ainsley Sahrbeck, Alex Jackson, Anay Ganesh, Andy Bramante, Anna Stempien
Restructuring Greenwich High School’s 5-House System Would Hurt Students
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“As a teacher and a longstanding member of the Cantor House since its inauguration, I have witnessed firsthand the immense value the house system provides. It transforms what could be an overwhelming, impersonal school experience into one of community, connection, and care.” – Silvana Cipollone, Parent of a GHS Sophomore and Teacher at Greenwich High School – Cantor House Continue Reading →
Filed under: Letter to the Editor, Greenwich High School, Silvana Cipollone
GHS Theater Arts Ready to Perform The Little Mermaid: A Quest for Human Love
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Greenwich High School Theater Arts cast and crew held dress rehearsal for The Little Mermaid in the performing arts center on Monday. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Arts, Schools, Greenwich High School, The Little Mermaid
“Like a family” – GHS Econ Club Team Places 2nd in National Euro Challenge
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“The group met several times a week and put in many hours of research, practice, revision and collaboration; they even learned macroeconomics in the process. Meanwhile, this team became as close as a family, which I’d argue is even better than making the finals of the Euro Challenge.” – Ian Tiedemann, GHS Econ Club and Euro Challenge team advisor Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Alex Jackson, Axel Persson, Diana Davidson, Econ Club, Euro Challenge, Greenwich High School, Ian Tiedemann
Bittman: Don’t Dismantle the Infrastructure that Helps Teachers, Support Staff & Administrators Ensure Student Success and Well-Being
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“ONE job at Havemeyer (or $162,464 from professional development or from unnecessary consultants) would save ALL of the Learning Facilitator jobs from middle through high school. PLEASE reopen this discussion with some actual information about what we do and the detrimental effects it will have without learning facilitators in the middle and high schools.” – Franny Bittman, English and AVID teacher, English Program Assistant, and 2025 Distinguished Teacher Continue Reading →