FGS Culture & Arts - Page 8

By Daisy Moriarty’25 On December 12, at 7 pm, The Frederick Gunn School’s music program presented its 2023 winter concert. The Jazz Band started off the show with “Big Noise at The

By Corbin Carkner’25 Many people around campus have been asking the same question. Why don’t we get snow days at boarding school? Snow and ice on campuses are very dangerous and can

By Matis Molina Ricard’24 Many important figures are a part of the Gunn community that go unnoticed or just aren’t seen as much on campus compared to classroom teachers, yet these adults

By Paige Jackson ’24 Last Sunday, January 7th, Common Ground visited The Frederick Gunn School campus for the filming of their first episode of the new year: Youth Activism: Tomorrow’s Protest Today,

By Martha Ewing ’26 This past October, the journalists in the Civic Journalism and Media Making class released the very first edition of the recently revived Washington Eagle. This news of this

By Ryan Ryu ’25 The Model UN Program at the Frederick Gunn School is run differently than other schools nationwide. Unlike other schools that offer Model UN as a club program, Gunn

By Jay Lee ’24 During the first weekend of November, the Prefects attended the Prefect Retreat hosted by Adventure Recovery. Adventure Recovery guides young people through the internal and external wilderness, cultivating

By Sebastian Komaritsky ’25 TPACC, short for Thomas Perakos Arts and Community Center, donated by Thomas Perakos ‘69 and Johnathan Tisch ‘72, is a state-of-the-art 32,000-square-foot building that opened on May 4th,

By Sebastian Komaritsky ’25 Many students from Frederick Gunn School like to use the student center as a means of relaxation, meeting new people, and hanging out with people. In this article,