As a seventh grader in the Plymouth-Canton school system, junior Katy Butler endured taunts, shoving, intimidation and even a broken finger because of her...
After considering a number of scholarship offers, on Monday Greenhills tennis standout Kasey Gardiner '12 signed an NCAA Division 1 National Letter of Intent...
Michael Low '97 was awarded October Teacher of the Month by WGN, Chicago’s largest television station. Michael teaches English literature and Japanese in...
The Greenhills community was saddened to hear that Dr. Howard Dubin, M.D., a retired professor of dermatology at the University of Michigan and one of...
[one_third last="no"] [/one_third] [two_third last="yes"]For their senior retreat, the Class of 2012 took a trip Sept. 22-23 to Camp Ronora, a...
Greenhills boys’ tennis team captured their historic fourth straight Division four state championship this past weekend in Grand Rapids, narrowly beating...
[two_third last="no"] This Friday, October 14, Greenhills will host the 12th annual ACTivate the Cure event, an exciting and unique fundraiser that...
On September 14, Georgetown graduate (and daughter of John Tucker, Greenhills math teacher 1968-86), Sarah Tucker presented her first-hand findings on...
Isabelle Howes, a junior field hockey player at Wooster College, was recently named one of the NCAC's (North Coast Athletic Conference) Players of the...
On Wednesday, September 28 nearly 40 alums, alumni parents, students, and current and former faculty gathered to remember former students Melissa Ernest '01...
On Tuesday, Sept. 20, Greenhills donors, volunteers and parents gathered in the 6th grade forum to officially celebrate the completion of the new 6th grade...
Dr. Laura Bird will be taking over the management of our theater and its technical operations, teaching our tech theater classes, and in general bringing her...
Viggy Parr '11, now a freshman at Georgetown University, was recently selected to be a Howard Hughes Scholar, a prestigious four-year program for biology...
Whether it was a long trek to Barbados or just a short hike to the U-M campus, the following eight faculty members spent time this summer soaking up...
Jessica Ludy ’98, a graduate of the University of Vermont and UC Berkeley, has been awarded a Fulbright U.S. Student Program scholarship in Environmental...
Energy Works Michigan, a nonprofit affiliate of the Ecology Center, has awarded Greenhills a $5,000 grant for its efforts to improve energy efficiency in the...
Madison Vorva '13 spent three weeks in June learning about a very different way of life in Cambodia, including exploring the rainforest and getting to...
