News and Blog

Braeleigh Apley ’12 Inspires Princess and Pirate Day at Mott Hospital

‘The Children’s Hour’ Premieres Tonight

Ann Arbor.com Names Eric Gajar Coach of the Year

7th Grade Coat Drive Runs Through Dec. 14

Grandparents and Special Friends Day Tuesday, Nov. 23

Tuesday, November 23 is Grandparents and Special Friends Day, which means students' grandparents and/or special friends may...

Reading by Visiting Writer Matt Bell Tonight

Please join us tonight for an inspiring reading by our 2010-11 Visiting Writer Matt Bell. Reception in the 6th grade forum begins at 6:15 p.m. and the...

Spanish and Orchestra Students Experience Magic of Mexican Mariachi Band

On November 5, approximately 212 Spanish and upper school orchestra students and their teachers attended a University Musical Society youth performance of...

Boys’ Soccer Advances to State Finals; Volleyball and Girls’ Cross Country Vy for District, State Titles

Boys’ Soccer Team in State Championship Finals

Greenhills beat Hamtramck Frontier 4-2 last night to advance to the Division 4 state finals.  The Gryphons will face Muskegon Western Michigan Christian in...

Middle School Presents ‘Anne of Green Gables’

Holocaust Survivor Irene Butter to Speak to Students Monday

Visiting Writer Matt Bell to Work with English Classes

Boo! Annual Halloween Concert Tonight

The annual Halloween Concert will be held in the Campbell Center tonight at 7:00 p.m. This popular "spook-tacular" (and free!) event will include...

Sign Up NOW for Annual Fund Breakfast Nov. 9

Freshmen Experience ‘Agricultural Revolution’ Firsthand

Boys’ Tennis Team: Threepeat State Champions!

Nadine Hall Visits Ireland, Meets U.S. Ambassador

This past summer diversity director and middle school history teacher Nadine Hall spoke at the 10th International Conference on Diversity that was held at...

7th Grade Spanish Students Reach Out to Chilean Miners

Every year Sra. Moffat celebrates Chilean Independence Day (Sept. 18) with her 7th graders. But this year the celebration had a special twist. "All of my...

SEE IT LIVE! Tonight’s Life of the Mind Lecture Will Be Webcast

Tonight's Life of the Mind lecture, "Protecting Education from Attack," with Human Rights Watch International senior researcher Bede Sheppard, will be...

GH Community Garden’s Final Harvest Donated to Food Gatherers

Annual Variety Show ACTivate the Cure Set for Sat., Oct. 16

Kate Raskauskas ’09 Takes a ‘Crack’ at Concrete Research

Kate Raskauskas '09, a sophomore at Georgia Institute of Technology, spent her summer working as a research assistant studying Alkali Silica Reaction (ASR)...

GH Wins $500 Greening Michigan Classrooms Grant

Raskauskas ’12 Studies Marine Life at University of New England

This past summer, junior Kristen Raskauskas spent two weeks in Maine at the University of New England as part of its Coastal Marine Ecology Program.  The...

In the News: 7th graders ‘Chip In’

Amaz-ing Amazon Trip Filled with Memorable Moments

Floating stealthily in two small open boats after dark with giant spotlights, paddling up a small tributary of the Amazon to see three-toed sloths and a...

‘Global Citizenship’ 2010-11 Theme for Middle School

At Friday's all-middle school assembly, head of middle school Jamey Hein unveiled the theme for this year:  Global Citizenship. "Now more than ever, we...

First Life of the Mind Event to Address Global Attacks on Education

On Thursday, October 14, Human Rights Watch International senior researcher Bede Sheppard will be the featured speaker at Greenhills’ first 2010-11 Life...

Karl ’98 and Cara Rosaen ’99 Help People Find Local Food Sources

Since its launch in April 2010, Real Time Foods - a website that connects people to local food producers and locally-sourced foods - has been steadily...

Greenhills Welcomes Eight New Faculty Members