Innovation Lab students took a CT Transit bus on Tuesday to Greenwich town hall as one stop on what their teacher Michael Belanger describe as 5 Must See places for Greenwich High School students. The students were greeted by First Selectman Fred Camillo ready to give them a tour. Continue Reading →
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Ten Greenwich High School Students Among CT History Day Contest Winners
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After selecting a historical topic that relates to an annual theme, students conduct extensive research using libraries, archives, museums, and oral history interviews. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Aaron Hull, Advanced Placement US History, Connecticut History Day, Greenwich High School, InLab, Innovation Lab, Jessica Keller
4,000 Items Collected for 2019 GHS Thanksgiving Food Drive
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“If you have the tools to help a family less fortunate, it’s important to give back to your community.” – Emma Wilson, GHS Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Schools, Volunteering, Alani Yu, Amalie Harpoth, Augustus Wnek, Courtney Hawes, ELL
PHOTOS: At GHS, Students and Staff Work To Meet 9-11 Food Drive Goal
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For 9th grade Innovation Lab students, most born in 2005, there are no memories of Sept 11, 2001. Instead their parents share their memories of that fateful day. At school they come together as a community through the food drive, which dovetails with their classroom activities. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Giving, Volunteering, Alexandra Stevens, Courtney Hawes, Greenwich High School, Heroes Club, Innovation Lab, Kathy Mendez
GHS Innovation Lab Students Venture to Greenwich Ave for “Man in the Street” Interviews
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Innovation Lab students at Greenwich High School headed to Greenwich Ave via the CT Transit bus on Monday. Their goal was to conduct “man in the street” interviews about issues of concern to residents including the future of Greenwich Avenue. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Greenwich High School, Innovation Lab
Interim Superintendent Mayo Appoints Interim Cantor House Administrator
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Greenwich Public Schools Interim Superintendent Ralph Mayo has announced the appointment of Ms. Christina Shaw as the Interim House Administrator for Greenwich High School’s Cantor House, effective August 8, 2018. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Christina Shaw, Greenwich High School, Innovation Lab
InLab Scholarship Showcased at National History Day Competition
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This year’s National History Day theme, Conflict and Compromise in History, afforded students many creative avenues of exploration. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Greenwich High School, Innovation Lab, National History Day
GHS Innovation Lab Students Showcase Prototypes and Designs at Arch Street Teen Center
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On Wednesday, Innovation Lab students from Greenwich High School set up an exhibition at Arch Street Teen Center. The exhibition features Student Prototypes and Designs from the end of year Innovation Lab STEM projects by juniors and sophomores. Innovation Lab juniors prepared to present their their “Machines as Metaphors for Government” projects, and most sophomores were set to present their “Eureka! It’s Battery Power!” projects. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, Arch Street Teen Center, Brian Walach, Bruce Museum, Corinne Flax, Dana Schlosser, Greenwich High School, Innovation Lab
Greenwich High School’s Dr. Sarah Goldin Selected Finalist for CT Teacher of the Year!
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Goldin will advance to the next stage of the program. As one of four Finalists, the State’s Teacher of the Year selection committee will visit Dr. Goldin’s classroom and interview colleagues, students, parents and members of the Board of Education. Continue Reading →
Filed under: Schools, AVID, Dr. Sarah Goldin, Greenwich High School, Innovation Lab
GHS Innovation Lab Students Bring Solar Powered Car to Whitby…and Test Drives!
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The littlest Whitby School students had an exciting visit from members of the GHS Innovation Lab on Tuesday. Four Inn Lab students brought their solar powered car to demonstrate. Best of all, the children got to test drive! Continue Reading →