Gloucester High’s New Balance Newell Stadium and student parking lot is experiencing severe flooding for the second time in two months. Before January's "Bomb Cyclone," the field hadn't flooded...
Interested in a six week paid internship? LEAP for Education is offering one this summer.
The jobs offered usually run for four days, or 15 hours a week. The employers offer very flexible schedules,...
Do you want to be able to drive a boat in any state? Unlike getting your driver’s license, you only need to be twelve years old to earn a nationally as well as coast guard approved United States Power...
This past weekend, the Gloucester High School MCJROTC went to Lowell High School for a drill competition and came back with a plethora of trophies.
Unarmed Regulation - 4th
Unarmed Exhibition -...
What’s your story? Is it funny, inspirational, entertaining, or heartbreaking? Do you want to share it, but don’t know how? Then “Fish Tales” is for you.
The Gloucester Writers Center is actively...
Every day before Valentine’s day, students will walk into the cafeteria to see hearts with hundreds of names written on them. Youth Advisory Council members worked together to write the names of every...
If you’re a student at GHS, chances are you’re familiar with The Docksiders, our acclaimed jazz band. Music at GHS is an important part of our school culture. Next year, there will be more opportunities...
This past Saturday, Rotary members around the North Shore gathered together to plunge into the Atlantic in order to raise money and bring awareness to Polio.
Among the several groups that gathered...
It has been a century since the flu virus was at its worst, and in the transition from 2017 to 2018, exactly one hundred years later, the virus is making a strong comeback. Health officials believe that...
With snowy sand and frozen water, how could anyone resist taking a swim this new year?
The Gloucester Rotary Club’s Polar Plunge began in 2011 by former president, Josh Arnold. This Saturday, February...
CAROLINE ENOS, Staff Writer, Editor
• January 30, 2018
After a century-long run at GHS, German has been cut from the language department due to a “personnel issue,” according to GHS Principal James Cook.
“We would have kept it going if we had a teacher,”...
The environmental club is starting off the new year right with composting at school lunch. After a gap in collection in an effort to create a more environmentally conscious student body, the club has begun...
