The Massachusetts State Senate unanimously passed the Student Opportunity Act on October 3rd. The bill will next go to the House of Representatives for consideration. If made law, the bill would provide an estimated $1.4 billion in additional state aid to Massachusetts public elementary and secondary...

The GHS Cross Country team faced two divisional opponents and earned their first two wins of the season.  The team raced against the Winthrop Vikings at Stage Fort Park and earned their first victory of the season. Harrison Pelosi won the race with a seasonal best time of 18:14 and Maxwell Littman...

Students who want to escape the chaos of the cafeteria are happy to learn the Library Learning Commons is once again open for the entire school day, and for both lunches. Last year, after the library aide position was cut, the library was closed during one lunch, all of D block, and ran limited after...

Last month, after being a member of Boy Scouts for twelve years, GHS’s own Scott Trott rose to the rank of Eagle Scout.  Trott belongs to Troop Four in Beverly, Massachusetts.  Eagle Scouts are held to a high standard, and individuals must be involved in Scouts for years and meet a set of requirements...

On Friday, September 20th of 2019, Boston participated in the Global Climate Strikes to demand reform regarding climate change.  Around 7,000 people were reported to be in attendance. The strike began at Boston City Hall, where speakers such as Mayor Marty Walsh and former Head of the EPA, Gina McCarthy,...