By Peter Murphy’24 A group of Frederick Gunn students watched, analyzed, and learned about social justice issues for their Winterim course titled Social Justice in Documentary Film. This course took place over
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 Alex LoGuercio’24 The Frederick Gunn Boys Ice Hockey team plays in the Avon Christmas Classic and the True Prep Cup each winter. Both of these tournaments are similar in that they
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 Corbin Carkner’25 The ski team at The Frederick Gunn School is an integral part of the school’s identity and culture. It is what separates our school from others, and opens up
By Ryan Ryu’25 Immersing themselves in the spirit of “Learn Today, Lead Tomorrow,” Gunn Model UNers took on the formidable challenge of the Yale Model United Nations (MUN) mission, transforming it into
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