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At an event billed as Stress, Success and Teenage Setbacks, GHS graduate and talent manager, Scooter Braun connected with a few hundred teens at Arch Street by identifying with them on the pressure of being from Greenwich, where so many people are successful, and acknowleding the temptation to use drugs to ease the pain of every day stress. Continue Reading →
The GHS baseball team headed to Joey B’s on Tuesday where they served up hot dog specials in a fundraiser for their team. Good luck on Wednesday against Norwalk! Continue Reading →
State LL title and State Open championship title winners – the Greenwich High School boys swim team were introduced by coach Terry Lowe at the April Board of Education meeting. Coach Lowe said multiple state records were set, a couple swimmers have made it to Olympic trials this summer. Continue Reading →
A go-kart race and bowling fundraiser at Grand Prix New York in Mt. Kisko drove home the point that good driving requires concentration. The event was a fundraiser for Project Yellow Light. Continue Reading →
Do you Snapchat while you’re in your car? This year, the organizers of the annual go-kart race fundraiser to raise awareness of distracted driving have added bowling for those who don’t want to race, but support the cause! The event takes place April 22 at Grand Prix New York. Continue Reading →
The unofficial mayor of Greenwich, Luna Kodde pops up at fundraisers all over town. Known for her big heart and good soul, she believes community service is important, and is always looking for chances to volunteer when she’s not at work. In fact, she loves to dress up, and recently enjoyed playing the Easter bunny at Upper Crust Bagel Co. Continue Reading →
In addition to competing, the band members attended a performance of The Sound of Music at the Boston Opera House and visited the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library, toured the Freedom Trail. They musicians also went on a Duck Tour and visit the Lexington Common. Continue Reading →
Seatbelt on? Phone off? Call for a Cab? At Greenwich High School Health teacher Kathy Steiner brought in a group called the Safe a Life tour in partnership with the Dept of Transportation, to talk to teens about distracted driving and driving under the influence. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Later this month, Maggie Montague, who is partnering with teens from King School and Brunswick are hosting a go-kart race at Grand Prix in Mt. Kisko to benefit Project Yellow Light. The group hopes the event will go a long way toward raising awareness of the dangers of distracted driving. Continue Reading →
An April 22 go-kart race at Grand Prix in Mt. Kisko will benefit Project Yellow Light and go a long way toward raising awareness of the dangers of distracted driving. A group of teens from Greenwich High School, Brunswick and King are organizing teams for the competition. Continue Reading →
The Board of Education acted on several calendar items at their March meeting including the last day of school for students and staff. The Greenwich High School graduation date is set for Tuesday, June 21, 2016. Continue Reading →