After consulting with law enforcement and legal council, administration will uphold the rule that prohibits hats and headgear in school. The rule was reconsidered after prompting from Gloucester High School...
Who can tell a story, teach you Spanish, and crochet an afghan all at the same time? ¡Sorpresa! ¡Es la Señora Wilson!
After 21 years of teaching Spanish at GHS, Susan Willson is retiring this June....
Tuesday, May 28th, a group of GHS students shadowed local government officials as a part of Student Government Day, where they were able to learn about many of the obstacles and budgeting tasks that members...
Gloucester High School’s own Richard Muth, known to everyone as Gunner, is retiring after teaching JROTC classes for 23 years.
Muth has had a long and extensive career in the Marines and JROTC programs....
Thursday, May 16, the Health Center will be hosting a free luncheon for the senior class during both lunch blocks.
The event is catered, and will be held in Flo Johnson’s room 3307, but first seniors...
This Tuesday Kathy Lane’s Computer Aided Design students tested out 3D printed boats that they had designed themselves. The class floated their boats off Dunfudgin Public Boat Ramp behind Gloucester...
At this year's 2019 DECA International Career Development Conference, Senior and DECA President, Delaney Benchoff represented Gloucester High School and Massachusetts in the Financial Consulting Event....
Recently, Sophomore John Van Ness has been petitioning students in hopes of lifting the current no-hat rule for GHS students.
Van Ness has more than 180 signatures. His goal is to collect 500 signatures...
Gloucester High School’s SAGA (Sexuality and Gender Acceptance) group was awarded $1000.00 by the Awesome Gloucester Foundation to create “SAGA Nights,” a free monthly support group for LGBTQ youth...
Last night the Gloucester City Council voted to reject the Historical Commission’s proposal to nominate Dogtown to the National Register of Historic Places. The votes were 2 in favor, 8 opposed, one...
Once again, this year Gloucester School officials will not be permitted the entirety of the $43.7 million dollars requested to fund the school system next year.
This year, Gloucester Public Schools...
Do you want to send a message and advocate for LGBT+ equality? If so, staying silent might be your best bet.
On April 12th, the student-led GLSEN (Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network) LGBT+...
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