Tired of feeling like a bystander when it comes to climate change? Think there’s nothing you can do? Think again. Rachel Rex’s senior Environmental Issues class is taking matters into its own hands...
Still without a contract, the Gloucester Teachers Association rallied at Grant Circle last Friday afternoon to encourage the community to support continued negotiations with the school committee.
“It...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• April 13, 2017
The girls lacrosse team took home its first win of the season, triumphantly beating the Salem Witches with a score of 13-7. This was the first conference win of the season, making the team 1-0 in the NEC.
“We...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• March 29, 2017
The GHS girls lacrosse team began its fourth consecutive season with its fourth different coach. Melanie Tobey took over as head varsity coach for the Fishermen with Brittany Devlin as the junior varsity...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• March 17, 2017
Contrary to popular belief, Gloucester High School’s dropout rate did not double. In fact, the dropout rate has significantly decreased over a 10-year time span.
GHS statistics have recently caught...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• January 18, 2017
The GHS swim team brought home a senior night win against the Lynn English Bulldogs last Thursday, as well as a victory at Salem on Monday night.
“This is the best season so far,” said senior Jonathan...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• December 14, 2016
The Fishermen swim team suffered an 89-79 loss to the Revere Patriots at their home opener on Tuesday. Despite the 10 point loss, Gloucester’s competitors came out strong, showing promise for the rest...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• December 1, 2016
There’s nothing more terrifying than being alone. The One Love Foundation came to Gloucester High School this month to educate juniors and seniors about how to identify the signs of domestic escalation...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• November 27, 2016
Last Wednesday, several GHS students attended Kiss 108’s annual Turkey Toss in hopes of watching frozen birds fly. On the day before Thanksgiving, schools from all over the Greater Boston Area trek to...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• October 31, 2016
City hall was turned into scare-tastic palace on Sunday thanks to the Mayor’s community-wide Halloween party extravaganza. GHS students, the fire department, and the police department provided a fun...
Got lobster? The GHS Interact club does.
The lobster roll fundraiser was underway on Friday as Interact club members toured through Gloucester and parts of the North Shore on Friday delivering handmade...
KATELYN MOORE, Staff Writer, Editor
• September 30, 2016
The annual GHS Health Fair took place on Friday as dozens of community health organizations gathered in the field house to educate students on healthy living, decision making, and nutrition.
GHS...
