High school students take time out from test prep to show they care

Students from Ms. Sira's and Mrs. Schelin's English classes collected food for the local animal shelter.  Students brought in items as an extra credit activity and a philanthropic endeavor. Junior and senior students brought in an excess of 1,500 pounds of dog food, cat food, and cat litter. Hats off to all participating GHS juniors and seniors!

High school staff stomps walking goal

Walk Across America Challenge raises staff wellness

High school staff participating in the Walk Across America challenge exceeded their walking goal in less than two months, and they’re still walking! (Read more...)

Gloversville High School Top 10 Students - Class of 2007
Julie Hladik, Kimberly Sandford, Lauren Brown, Laurel Emurian, Derek Moore, Tyler Kirk, Michael Danise, Dustin Wilder, Kevin McConnell and Jared Lanphere. See picture.

Students helping students; mentoring program models success

The Gloversville High School Mentor Program, in its third year, needs 10th, 11th and 12th graders who have a free period and a big heart to mentor Gloversville Middle School students. Students can mentor one-on-one, work in a subject area in which they excel, or help a teacher they had in the past. Mentoring can also be done after school.  (Read more...)

Guidance Office gives guidelines for homework requests
Parents of students who have an excused absence from school may call the Guidance Office at 775- 5717 to ask for their child’s homework assignments. Requests received before 10 a.m. can be filled the same day and picked up at 2:20 p.m. Requests that are received after 10 a.m. will be available at 2:20 p.m. the next school day. Assignments for 9th and 10th grade homework can be picked up at Gloversville Middle School. Homework for 11th and 12th grade students should be picked up at the Gloversville High School. If you have any questions concerning this issue please call the high school at 775-5710. Thank you for your cooperation.

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