Picture this. You're 14 years old and starting your first day at the Gwinnett School of Math, Science and Technology (GSMST). You are no longer the big fish in a small pond. The high school looming before you seems like an ocean compared to your middle school. The seniors,...
Rivalries are often characterized by animosity and tend to create separation within a community, but two local schools are actively changing this. Dacula High School and Mill Creek High School have established a way to use their intense hometown rivalry as a fuel for philanthropy through a good old-fashioned...
In a country of increasing political tensions, it has become incredibly difficult for many citizens to be comfortable living in the only land they know. Torn by controversy, many Americans pray that the all-too-consistent terrorizing events cease to continue. Once a foreign act of hostility, these events now seem...
Over the summer, Collins Hill High School created a new vision statement, which is “Growing leaders for tomorrow through scholarship, service, and spirit.”
Right now, the focus is on the new class of freshmen. Assistant principals Dr. Martin and Dr. Nichols are carrying out the school's vision statement by talking...
The arrival of a new school year across Gwinnett County allows for great sense of opportunity amongst the vast number of students. More specifically at Collins Hill High School, amongst the various clubs that are available, Future Business Leaders of America is one to keep an eye on.
Through cooperation,...
In the wake of the horrifying events of Charlottesville, Virginia, many students across Collins Hill High School are looking for a way to come together.
It seems like everywhere we turn, students are lost in the battle between two ragged sides. Sometimes, it even feels like the world is transpiring...
The horror recently witnessed in Charlottesville, VA has distressed many across the country, as this type of divide has driven an unspoken wedge between individuals. Now more than ever, we must work to restore the harmony that has been lost in our own communities, whether it be through major...
Welcome back, Berkmar Patriots! The first week of school was not the typical icebreaker week as we dove right into business. First order of business - have our annual homecoming festivities meeting. Student council eagerly hosted the meeting in which we finalized the homecoming activities. The meeting was held...
The Berkmar saying is "Believe in the B." August 21, 2017 was the day Berkmar Believed in the Eclipse. August 21, 2017 was a day to write down in your books. It was the day when a rare solar eclipse was visible in the United States, an event that...
Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) generated more than $451 million into the local economy of Gwinnett County during fiscal year 2016, an increase of nearly $35 million from the previous year, according to a recent economic impact study commissioned by the University System of Georgia (USG).
"GGC has become a catalyst...
Picture this. You're 14 years old and starting your first day at the Gwinnett School of Math, Science and Technology (GSMST). You are no longer the big fish in a small pond. The high school looming before you seems like an ocean compared to your middle school. The seniors,...
Rivalries are often characterized by animosity and tend to create separation within a community, but two local schools are actively changing this. Dacula High School and Mill Creek High School have established a way to use their intense hometown rivalry as a fuel for philanthropy through a good old-fashioned...
In a country of increasing political tensions, it has become incredibly difficult for many citizens to be comfortable living in the only land they know. Torn by controversy, many Americans pray that the all-too-consistent terrorizing events cease to continue. Once a foreign act of hostility, these events now seem...
Over the summer, Collins Hill High School created a new vision statement, which is “Growing leaders for tomorrow through scholarship, service, and spirit.”
Right now, the focus is on the new class of freshmen. Assistant principals Dr. Martin and Dr. Nichols are carrying out the school's vision statement by talking...
The arrival of a new school year across Gwinnett County allows for great sense of opportunity amongst the vast number of students. More specifically at Collins Hill High School, amongst the various clubs that are available, Future Business Leaders of America is one to keep an eye on.
Through cooperation,...
In the wake of the horrifying events of Charlottesville, Virginia, many students across Collins Hill High School are looking for a way to come together.
It seems like everywhere we turn, students are lost in the battle between two ragged sides. Sometimes, it even feels like the world is transpiring...
The horror recently witnessed in Charlottesville, VA has distressed many across the country, as this type of divide has driven an unspoken wedge between individuals. Now more than ever, we must work to restore the harmony that has been lost in our own communities, whether it be through major...
Welcome back, Berkmar Patriots! The first week of school was not the typical icebreaker week as we dove right into business. First order of business - have our annual homecoming festivities meeting. Student council eagerly hosted the meeting in which we finalized the homecoming activities. The meeting was held...
The Berkmar saying is "Believe in the B." August 21, 2017 was the day Berkmar Believed in the Eclipse. August 21, 2017 was a day to write down in your books. It was the day when a rare solar eclipse was visible in the United States, an event that...
Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC) generated more than $451 million into the local economy of Gwinnett County during fiscal year 2016, an increase of nearly $35 million from the previous year, according to a recent economic impact study commissioned by the University System of Georgia (USG).
"GGC has become a catalyst...
