G.H.S. News
SCA HOLDS "PIE IN THE FACE" FUNDRAISER TO SUPPORT ADAM NEELEY SCHOLARSHIP FUND
Event topped off a successful spring spirit week
ROTC HOSTS VALENTINES-THEMED "LOVE HURTS" DODGEBALL TOURNAMENT
This year's tournament garners more participants than in previous years
WORLD LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT BRINGS CARNIVAL HOME
Annual tradition brings Mardi Gras to GHS
GHS Choir Department performed a love-themed cabaret to raise money for New York Trip.
SOCIAL MEDIA BRINGS FORTH TEACHER FANPAGES
Students are conducting fan accounts about our staff.
GHS THEATER PRESENTS INTERACTIVE MURDER MYSTERY "HOUSE OF HORRORS"
Theatrical Arts program puts on successful rendition play.
Ryker Sharp sets 10 state records in powerlifting event
GHS' NJROTC program does outstanding at annual inspection.
New incentive program awards second round of exceptional educators.
The enigmatically-name club focuses on citizenship and advocating for decency.
GHS graduate John Walsh tackles 2,200 mile journey.
Students with parents in the faculty share the positives and pitfalls of having school and home lives collide.
Pennywise, Raggedy Anne, and Sailor Moon all compete for the top-honor.
Mother-daughter duo caught on video snatching a gord from a Gloucester Point pumpkin patch.
Students and staff shelve their cynicism to indulge in school spirit.
Bi-monthly meetings are aimed at fostering emotional, social development.
Field Hockey standout to Recieve full-ride to William and Mary
Gloucester's newest AP may strike some as oddly familiar...
Top golfer leads GHS to top of Peninsula Standings
Student involvement in SCA spikes after second election is held to fill empty positions.
Candidates Across Classes Campaign For SCA Leadership Positions
Sophomores take part in a drunk driving simulation for the Driver’s Education classes at GHS
Juniors celebrate annual tradition.
Tickets are currently being sold at all lunches.
Annual "Signing Day" ceremony recognizes students competing at the collegiate level.
Ms. Heaney and Ms. Outten both recognized, with Ms. Heaney receiving district-wide honor.
The Rest of the year kickstarted by GHS BETA Division morale project
Duke Voices:
April is the Month of the Military Child, providing an opportunity to recognize and honor the service of Virginia’s youngest heroes. Over 73,000 children are currently connected to the military. On April 19th, Gloucester Dukes wore purple to show support for military families.
"I appreciate the military because of what they do for our nation."
-Junior Anthony Elias
"I have a friend in the military. We support and are thankful for the military. They do what we can't and they serve us."
-Ms. Sara Bressin and Ms. Nya Johnson
"One of my neighbors is in the military. They protect the country."
-Sophomore Dougie Pruim
Foreign Language department creates the storied celebration for students.
Director of Bands Mr. Sam Venable on his students' achievement: "Putting up with the hard work always pays off."
Students show appreciation for their favorite educators through the club.
Students are challenged to read at least one book a week in observation of the annual movement
"Languages are the key to the world" chosen as this year's theme in annual tradition
"The End of Civilization as we Know it" spells doom for competitors
Video game competition drums up over $250 in journalism funds
Part one in series of satiric retrospectives "eulogizing" graduating Seniors.
Hands-on, real world experience with Marine Corp training helps prepare cadets for a career of service
Once-popular elective and "Duke Daily" producer no longer offered as of this school year