There were so many smiles that didn’t fit into the main graduation feature. Here are a couple dozen more. Continue Reading →
Graduation Isn’t Over Until the Last Photos Are Posted…
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Writing on the Board, the Mortar Board, That Is!
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Many of the GHS class of 2014 used their mortar boards to share news of the college they plan to attend in the fall. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Greenwich High School, mortar boards
GFP Week in Review: Urinals, Plankton, Dogs, Moorings, Interns
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This was one of the busiest weeks to date for Greenwich Free Press. Matt and Courtney finished their 5-week internships and graduated form GHS on Thursday. Greenwich Academy’s Allie Primak jumped right in. Next week Nicola Traynor, who is destined for Northwestern University in the fall, will lend her pen to the site. Watch this space. Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, Gov. Dannel Malloy, Greenwich Academy, Greenwich High School, pet stores, Stamford Animal Care & Control, Student Government
After a Rainy Morning, the Plankton Have the Last Laugh: Congrats GHS ’14
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The weather gods were smiling and the GHS class of ’14 graduation, with 646 students, went off without a hitch on Thursday night. The sun set over a field of smiles, tossed mortar boards, beach balls and soap bubbles. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Chris Winters, Greenwich High School, Paul Hicks
Outdoor Graduation at GHS: It’s On!
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Despite a morning of rain, Chris Winters has announced his decision to hold today’s graduation of the class of ’14 outdoors. See you there! Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Weather, Greenwich High School
Spencer Faragasso, GHS Jr Class President’s Agenda: Longer Hall Passing Times a Must
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For starters Faragasso, aka The Muffin Man, says boys’ room urinals are too close together. They need dividers for privacy and sanitary reasons, he says. Also passing-times are unreasonably short. And don’t get him started on the locker rooms. “It smells like a dump in there. Kids get staph infections.” Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, GHS Student Government Executive Committee, Greenwich High School, Spencer Faragasso
Zaniac Greenwich Graduates Its First Class of Instructors
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Zaniac Greenwich offers popular STEM based math and technology enrichment programs. Most instructors are local teens from both private and public school. “This year alone, they hired 18 of our students,” said Student Employment Service volunteer Kate Hohorst. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Business, Schools, Greenwich High School, Zaniac Greenwich
Transplant Diaries: Berkeley vs. Greenwich
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Point spread is close but right now Berkeley is winning. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Greenwich High School
Toxic Soil and MISA. Where Does the Buck Stop?
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Was the site for GHS the unofficial town dump? Did Greenwich have its head in the sand on this one? Continue Reading →
Filed under: News, Greenwich High School, MISA, PCBs, RAP, remediation, toxic soil
PTA Volunteers Who Keep SES Running for the Community
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A fleet of PTA volunteers keep the Student Employment Service running at Greenwich High School. They were recently celebrated at a paella feast at Kate and Jim Hohorst’s house. Continue Reading →