Due to Covid-19 pandemic, the city of Gloucester has recently issued safer plans, and recommendations to let the fall holiday continue.
Gloucester officials encourage residents to participate in trick-...
Thursday night’s Presidential Debate was certainly more successful and more productive than the previous debate.
The tone of the debate drastically differed from last month’s debate. This change...
GHS elected Joe Biden and Kamala Harris at the mock election organized by the Social Studies department last week.
On the ballot, students voted for presidential candidates, state officials, and state...
Now is the time of the year when juniors would be attending college fairs, but due to COVID-19, the fairs have been moved online. Nonetheless, there are still options for students who want to participate...
The GHS boys soccer team shocked the entire conference at their home opener Tuesday night with a 4-0 win against the reigning North Eastern Conference North champions, Beverly High.
After an intense...
MILA BARRY, Staff Writer, Editor
• October 21, 2020
Picture this: You’re a GHS student, getting up bright and early to sign onto your Chromebook for remote learning. Your schedule is full of awesome electives, like chorus and painting. But wait… your...
Students can view a sample ballot on their homeroom Google Classroom, and read the full texts of the questions by clicking here.
Question 1: Motor Vehicle Mechanical Data
Question One determines...
Girls and boys soccer have kicked off their season after playing their first 2 games last week. Both teams had a good start, winning their opening game and losing the second game, heading into week 2 with...
Back to school on its own can be stressful, but back to school during a global pandemic is a whole different experience. With a completely new way of learning comes many challenges like increased anxiety....
BAILEY SAPUTO, Staff Writer, Editor
• October 16, 2020
Beginning this school year, senior Mila Barry has organized a project to help build more equitable educational spaces through Gloucester’s school libraries. Called Art for Equity, it's a creative student...
Every year on October 11, LGBTQ+ Americans celebrate National Coming Out Day. Coming out is a pivotal moment for someone whose identity exists outside of society's norms. However, coming out is rarely...
Due to a recent spike in COVID-19 cases the City of Gloucester, along with the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is offering a free testing program tomorrow and Friday at Stage Fort Park.
“Gloucester’s...
