This year, new students, including all incoming 6th graders, are invited to set up their lockers during our New Student Student Orientation on August 28 from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Returning students can choose to drop their things off during normal school hours (Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 3:00pm) before school starts, or on the first day of school. We’ve made these changes in order to broaden the timeframe students have to set up their lockers. Should families be unable to drop by our campus before the school year begins, students are welcome to bring their materials with them…
This year, new students, including all incoming 6th graders, are invited to set up their lockers during our New Student Student Orientation on August 28 from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Returning students can choose to drop their things off during normal school hours (Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 3:00pm) before school starts, or on the first day of school. We’ve made these changes in order to broaden the timeframe students have to set up their lockers. Should families be unable to drop by our campus before the school year begins, students are welcome to bring their materials with them…
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…who has been the leading force in this project and much more than just an advisor. She has been guiding us every single step of the way. This book would not begin to exist without her. We would like to thank all the artists and writers for contributing to our book. We could not be happier with the pieces you have decided to share with us. Lastly, The Evergreen isn’t going away. Look out for our printed edition being released this spring. Your Editors – Ridhi, Seyyal, Jenny Read the 2021 Evergreen embedded below, or download a PDF version here….
Ann Arbor.com just named recent graduate Katherine Ford its Young Citizen of the Year, an award which recognizes leadership and community service on the part of area high school students. Greenhills’ Braeleigh Apley ’12 was among the finalists. Read full story….
Greenhills boys’ tennis coach Eric Gajar has been named Ann Arbor.com’s Coach of the Year. This fall Gajar led the Gryphon netters to their third consecutive Division 4 state title. Under Gajar’s tutelage, Greenhills has won or shared the state championship six of the past nine seasons and finished runner up twice in that span. In addition, senior John Adams was named to the All-Washtenaw County Boys Tennis Team, while junior Thane Feldeisen, sophomore Mithun Saha and senior doubles partners David Goldfarb and Shamik Ganguly were named to Class B-C-D First Team. Seniors A.J. Gay and Ben Froelich received Honorable…
…peers: Greenhills works hard to make sure middle school students use a consistent framework throughout the curriculum to discuss, both orally and in writing, concepts in science, literature, history, and other disciplines. “Whether it’s a scientific explanation, a persuasive speech, or an analytical essay, variations on a claim, evidence, and reasoning framework can assist students in making deeper connections between ideas and becoming more effective oral and written communicators,” Novak said. “Our seventh grade students write explanations across the curriculum, so we wanted to share our work with other middle school teachers. ” The complete article is available at www.greenhillsschool.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/ScienceScope2016Explanations.pdf….
This year, new students, including all incoming 6th graders, are invited to set up their lockers during our New Student Student Orientation on August 28 from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Returning students can choose to drop their things off during normal school hours (Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 3:00pm) before school starts, or on the first day of school. We’ve made these changes in order to broaden the timeframe students have to set up their lockers. Should families be unable to drop by our campus before the school year begins, students are welcome to bring their materials with them…
This year, new students, including all incoming 6th graders, are invited to set up their lockers during our New Student Student Orientation on August 28 from 6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Returning students can choose to drop their things off during normal school hours (Monday – Thursday, 9:00am – 3:00pm) before school starts, or on the first day of school. We’ve made these changes in order to broaden the timeframe students have to set up their lockers. Should families be unable to drop by our campus before the school year begins, students are welcome to bring their materials with them…
