The Gillnetter

Student Athletes of the Week
April 24, 2025
ALEENA BROWN and COLE MOSLEY-WYNN
Performers of the Week
Nutrition education should be prioritized in schools
April 25, 2025
LUCA OLIVA, Contributor
Nutrition is a topic that is often overlooked by most people - they don’t think too hard about what they’re eating and how it makes them feel. They simply do it, and it works out. However, not everybody is the same, and some...
Breaking Barriers: An ancient language in a new land
April 18, 2025
Ruby McElhenny, Features Editor
It’s easy for people to stereotype Gloucester High’s multilingual students with terms like “the Spanish girls.” For Jennyfer and Monica C., their dark eyes, brown skin, long black hair, and Hispanic friends might add to...
Student Athletes of the Week
April 17, 2025
ALEENA BROWN and COLE MOSLEY-WYNN
Top Performers of the Week
Tipping the scale to fun
April 16, 2025
MEGHAN BUCKLEY, Contributor
Almost every day of the week, every single one of us in this room gets up and comes to school. School is essential for a functioning society. Everybody in the world should be educated and be provided with all the tools to be the...
Principal Cook to step down and return to teaching
April 15, 2025
SANTANA FARIA, News Editor
Last Friday, Gloucester High School principal James Cook announced that he will be stepping down at the end of this school year to return to the school’s English department. Cook has worked in schools for the majority of...

The official poster for this year's annual "Jazz for a Cure" event.

Jazz for a Cure: Gloucester musicians take the stage to fight cancer

ISLA BLACK, Staff Writer • April 15, 2025

The smooth sound of jazz will fill the Gloucester High Auditorium this Thursday as students and local musicians come together for a powerful cause: raising money to support St....