Gloucester DECA made some big changes this year, such as passing the advisor torch to new advisor Christine Simmons with full confidence that she would lead Gloucester to victory. Another big change has...
ELISE AMARAL, Arts and Culture Editor
• January 14, 2022
It’s the first midterm in almost two years, and for some, the immediate thought is panic. No need to panic! In fact, it is best to approach mid-year assessments with a calm demeanor. Since many students...
Collaborating on a school project, students in Mr. Francis’s Global Issues class were asked to find and fund a charity or nonprofit organization of the group's choice. One of the three groups decided...
Students returned from holiday break amidst a surge in COVID-19 this week. With nearly 25 percent of students and staff absent the past few days, GHS is experiencing the difficulties of pandemic high school...
After a big win on election day, Greg Verga was inaugurated as the 60th mayor of Gloucester, along with members of the school committee and city council.
Elected officials and 25 socially distanced...
Since November, nurses’ offices have been filled, families are being called, and students have been missing school for long periods of time due to an increase in COVID-19 cases in Gloucester Public Schools.
As...
Yet another Tik Tok challenge has disrupted schools across the country this week. Vague, but worrisome threats made online regarding attacks on schools on December 17th were made on the social media platform,...
Students who roam the halls of GHS, may wonder why so many people have green bandanas tied to their backpacks. The green bandanas are a part of a new campaign created by the GHS Mental Health Ambassadors.
The...
Many students, both male and female, have faced obstacles in school regarding their gender. Whether it is not being taken seriously or being excluded, some people reported feeling less than their classmates...
After a one year hiatus, Gloucester 400 continued its mission to educate the people of Gloucester on their historic city with its recent event “400 Days ‘til 400 years.” This event marks 400 days...
Gloucester High Students in the Distributive Education Clubs of America, or better known as DECA, went to Boston for the annual Ultimate DECA Power Trip from November 19th to the 21st.
Nearly 1,400...
You may have seen GHS teachers dressed in black, wearing one percent pins, and leaving school together at their contractual time of 2:12 p.m. yesterday.
According to the Gloucester Teachers Association,...
