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by Ava Lee Every year the junior class at The Frederick Gunn School has the opportunity to run for the role of prefect in their senior year. Led by Ms. Ruscz, the

By Clara Prander On Thursday evening the first of April the school had the privilege to listen to Holocaust survivor Judith Atlmann. She told us her story which caught everyone’s attention. Despite

by Ava Lee ’21 Throughout the last year at The Frederick Gunn School, we have examined different issues in American society and considered what we can do as a school to learn

by Lou-Victoria Etoundi Ntsama As the year progresses, the seniors of our school had to or still have to go through their senior service projects. For those of you who don’t know,

By Anonymous The day starts minutes before our first class at 8 a.m.; we wake up just barely five minutes before class rushing to gather ourselves for the next few hours of

By Clara Prander ’22 Some time ago we had the pleasure of hosting Scott Semple as a guest speaker here at FGS. It was very interesting, and the student body gained new

By Josh Novick ’21 As Election day approaches, our 18-year-old students, first-time voters, are beginning to send out their absentee ballots and votes to their home states for counting; however, the question

By Drew Sutherland ’21 On Tuesday, October 27, U.S. Representative Jim Himes spoke with the Gray Party about modern politics and his life as a representative in Congress. After some brief technical

By Lou-Victoria Etoundi Ntsama ’21 As more students continue to arrive on campus, The Frederick Gunn School has an incredible project for this new school year. After first changing the name of

By Katherine Cortese ’21 On October 7th, all students and faculty participated in our Annual All School Walk-in Steep Rock Preserve. The school walk has been a tradition for years, originating when