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After swimming competitively for nine years, Gaby Wakim found herself looking for a new sport to master. With a number of friends rowing for Greenwich Crew, Gaby joined the team. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich Prevention Council is organizing a Greenwich Community Forum where the Youth Survey Results will be shared to be held on December 4 at YWCA Greenwich from 7:00-8:30pm. Continue Reading →
GCDS will consolidate and assume all operations of The Stanwich School to open The Greenwich Country Day High School (grades 9-12) in 20 months time. Continue Reading →
For two weeks, members of the Stanwich School community collected cases of bottled water, canned food, flashlights and packages of batteries that were then brought to the Javits Center before being transported to the island. Continue Reading →
Stanwich School invites families interested in Pre-K (beginning at age 3) through Grade 12 to see the school in action. The open house is a chance to see firsthand how Stanwich students are encouraged to explore everything the world has to offer, while being inspired by a core set of defining values that guide them along the way. Stanwich School champions the unique talent and potential within each student, while challenging them with the highest academic standards. Their students achieve truly meaningful success by embracing and building upon who they are as individuals. During a visit, families will tour the school and meet students, faculty, administrators and current parents to learn about the unparalleled positive impact a Stanwich education has on students and families. Continue Reading →
Jordan Mirabile, a Stanwich School 7th grader, recently won the school’s geography bee and qualified to compete in the 2017 Connecticut National Geographic State Bee at Central Connecticut State University. Continue Reading →
Follow this storm hub for updates, school closings and important information. Continue Reading →
Stanwich School students viewed a compelling documentary on the downsides of extended use of digital devices, games and social media. Continue Reading →
Conversation topics include ways to help children develop friendship skills, how to make expectations clear for children, and effective ways to develop and teach household rules. Continue Reading →
As part of her Moral Leadership project, Senior Lauren Henderson, encouraged Grade 4 and 5 students to donate a small gift for Shriners Hospital for Children. All members of the fourth and fifth grade participated in the gift collection. Continue Reading →