Gloucester’s school committee elections take place on Tuesday, November 5th, and this year, three new candidates are entering the race: Ida Shaker, Samantha Verga Watson, and Laura Wiessen. Here are...
Polyphony on the Groove, a Cape Ann based music group of Gloucester High School students playing funk, jazz, NOLA, and ska, is preparing to travel to a two week music camp in Italy this summer.
Polyphony,...
Want to feel more energized during school? The walking club provides the fresh air and energy you need to get through the day.
Health and Wellness coordinator Karen Hurst is looking for new members...
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...
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...
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...
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...
The Gloucester Youth Council is rebranding as the Gloucester Youth Leadership Council with new leadership and big plans.
To recruit new members and promote awareness, the GYLC will hold a kick-off event...
When GHS introduced Robotics class in 2009, there were no female students enrolled. Ten years later, the gender gap is narrowing.
“Robotics started as a physics vocational class to get kids...
Are you interested in global politics, civic engagement, and developing leadership? If so, then check out the new Model G20 Club!
The G20 (Group of 20) Club, is a simulation of the group of the nineteen...
This week GHS students are celebrating the freedom to read.
On Sunday, we marked the start of the 37th annual Banned Book Week, an annual event launched in 1982 as an opposition to banning books...
Gloucester High School is introducing a new program as an alternative to student suspensions.
The Positive Alternative to Consequences in Education, or PACE, is a positive alternative to suspension...
