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Gwinnett Magazine visits Cyndi Moore, owner of Reigning Reptiles in Buford.
During the month of October, Creekland orchestra students faced a bittersweet goodbye as their Orchestra director, Ryan Robertson, stepped down to take up the Assistant Principal position at Shiloh High School. Mr. Robertson is well known and well-loved in the Collins Hill cluster orchestra community. A few Creekland students shared their favorite moments with their orchestra instructor. Eighth grader Lan...
Creekland Middle School is the final step before riding the four-year long rollercoaster that is high school. Four different elementary schools feed into Creekland, setting the stage for the students to familiarize themselves with their future high school classmates. Any transition requires some form of readjustment and the first to greet the students beginning middle school are the sixth grade...
As a soccer player, nothing excites me more than being able to watch or play the sport I love most. It was without any hesitation that I wanted to get a better insight on what Richards Middle School's futbol team was all about. Mr. Spivey is a teacher at Richards Middle School and is a part of the STEM academy....
Go Titans! Inspirational posters, beaming smiles, splashes of bright colors, and halls decked out in signature neon & navy -- this was what the sight that greeted me as I stepped into the doors of Richards Middle School. Immediately, I was introduced to the delightful Ms. Felisha Strong, who is an assistant principal. Ms. Strong began as an English teacher...
On Wednesday, October 18, Kevin Blankenship arrived in a crowded school gym to hundreds of students, regardless of their graduation year, screaming his name and pulling out their phones to document his every move. Never one to disappoint a crowd, he proceeded to parade around in a cape while wearing a shirt that read, "I'm athletic," an inside joke...

Why We Are GSMST

At GSMST, we take pride in a variety of accomplishments. Not only we are a National Blue-Ribbon School of Excellence, we are also known as the winner of the international VEX robotics tournament, home of the state-winning math team, leaders in Model United Nations, skillful Science Olympiad competitors, talented international musicians...the list goes on and on! Although we are...
North Gwinnett High School was established in 1958 in a cotton field between Suwanee and Sugar Hill in order to unite two cities together. True to its word, North Gwinnett continues to unite over 2,000 students on the basis of its pride and leadership. Today, North Gwinnett exhibits world-class excellence by producing academically excellent students. It is one of the...
Mrs. Saldarriaga, or Mrs. S as her students call her, is a history teacher here at North Gwinnett High School. Mrs. S teaches AP United States History and World History. However, more than the subjects that she teaches, the composition of her experiences and beliefs has molded her into the exceptional teacher that she has become. Mrs. S was born...
As last week was North Gwinnett's Art Appreciation Week, I decided to place the spotlight on the NGHS Chorus, which had its Fall Concert last week as well! Directed by Mrs. Brianna Greer, who was in chorus at North Gwinnett when she was in high school (Class of 2009), the North Gwinnett Chorus is composed of four classes: La...