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Reduce. Reuse. Repurpose. The Greenwich High School Clothing and Textile Drive scheduled for Monday, December 2 through Friday, December 20. Drop off your used, unwanted textiles and help a great cause. Continue Reading →
The Greenwich High School Clothing/ Textile Drive scheduled for Monday, Nov. 26 thru Friday, Dec. 21. This donation will cost you nothing, will contribute to a worthy cause, and will keep things out of the landfill. Continue Reading →
Keynote speaker is Zeke Thomas, son of Detroit Pistons basketball legend Isiah Thomas, who will talk about coping with anxiety related to life’s stresses. The April 30 event coincides with Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Continue Reading →
Drop-off bins are located in the GHS front glass hallway, and in the back gym parking lot, as well as at Arch Street Teen Center. Continue Reading →
In 2 weeks, GHS clubs collected 5,054 lbs of items including clothing, towels and sheets in green bins at GHS, Nathaniel Witherell and the Teen Center. That resulted in a check for about $850 from Fairco Greentree Recycling. Continue Reading →
Donations of used clothing and textiles will be reused, refurbished and recycled. The collection is a fundraiser for the Harris Project for programs centered around teen substance misuse and mental health challenges. Continue Reading →
In an emotional and cathartic event at Bruce Museum, teens and parents listened to the stories of Giovanni Rivera of MTV fame, as well as several Greenwich High School teens who shared their stories of mental health and recovery. Continue Reading →
Stress, Success and Teenage Setbacks: “Let’s Talk Mental Health” is a free event on Thursday, Nov. 10th from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at ARCH Street Teen Center. Special guest will be MTV’s Giovanni Rivera. Food will be provided by Garden Catering. The event is open to parents and teens. Continue Reading →
An 8-hour certification at GHS gave participants the skills to identify signs of distress, addiction and mental health challenges as well as how to appropriately respond. Continue Reading →