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Over 75 GHS 1961 classmates are already signed up to attend the 55th year reunion Sept 23-25. Because the GHS experience covered more than the one class year, members of the classes of 1960 and 1962 are also invited to join a weekend of activities including a tour of the “new” high school, cocktails at Greenwich Water Club. Continue Reading →
This year the annual convocation for Greenwich Public School teachers was held at Greenwich High School’s new performing arts center. Continue Reading →
As a French teacher with the Greenwich Public Schools (GPS) in 2003, Mr. Gavin has taught students in Grade 6 at Western Middle School, through to Advanced Placement courses at Greenwich High School. Continue Reading →
The first ever football camp for GYFL players was held at Brunswick on Aug 17-19. The camp was the brainchild of Coach Marinelli at GHS and Coach Shine at Brunswick, who approached the GYFL leadership last June. Despite an abbreviated timeline, the camp was a huge success. Continue Reading →
Art classes are available at BGCG throughout the year, which are free to members. In the past Red Shoe Studios has collaborated with BGCG to offer GYFL Night on the ice, movie nights and a number of other art projects. Continue Reading →
The Compass, the Greenwich High School Yearbook, has been published for more than seventy years! It’s lived through six wars, thirteen presidents, and countless other changes to our society. Continue Reading →
Greenwich Public Schools have a new website. Not all the information is available, but it is easy to navigate and attractive. Continue Reading →
In just a few weeks Owen Tedford heads to Princeton to University. Along with his GHS social studies teacher Karen Boyea, Owen talked about his research of a local regiment from Fairfield County that fought at Gettysburg in the Civil War and the process of getting published in The Concord Review. Continue Reading →
A collaboration between Greenwich High School grads Leland Graham and Ben Albano will result in a series of Fresh Green Light videos to help new drivers learn techniques including the three-point turn and back-in parking. Continue Reading →
“The Google Science Fair is a global online science and engineering competition open to individuals and teams from ages 13 to 18,” according to googlesciencefair.com.
Sixteen students will be selected as Global Finalists from among the Regional Finalists in early August. They will travel to Google headquarters in California to compete for the Grand Award in late September. Continue Reading →