Expanding on-campus support for students to help mitigate the social-emotional and academic effects of COVID-19
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Adam Seigal ’00 came to GUS in second grade and learned some valuable lessons that remain with him today as Manager of Jewish Family Services in Portland, ME.
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A land acknowledgment honors the people who were on this land first. It recognizes indigenous peoples and their connection to the land.
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When school starts, I am always pulled to a poem by an unknown author called Dream Big. There are many aspects of this poem that appeal to me, but this year, the part that I am focused on is “Persist. Because with an idea, determination, and the right tools, you can do great things.”
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GUS has a longstanding, continuous commitment to providing students with an extraordinary education. The GUS library has always played a leading role in promoting high-quality scholarship. After all, strong school libraries build strong students!
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How a GUS parent is seeking to improve upon the Dewey Decimal System.
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This summer, with her 20-foot travel camper in tow, Ms. Blynn set out to connect with the different landscapes of the United States.
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Eva Bramesco attended GUS for grades 6-8. She now lives outside Washington, DC, and works at George Mason University.
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Welcome back! GUS Faculty + staff share what they're most excited for this school year.
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We have a number of new faculty members to welcome as well as some exciting changes to our program this fall.
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Three GUS students were recognized for their work in Beverly Public Library’s 25th Annual Teen Poetry Contest.
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The Tadler Grant provides extraordinary professional development opportunities to exemplary GUS teachers - who then bring those experiences and learnings back to the classroom.
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As most of our upper school students know from Latin, commencement, though considered a goodbye, is actually the word for beginning. This duality explains why it is often so bittersweet.
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Each year, graduation speakers are GUS alumni who have recently graduated from college - who were graduating eighth grade themselves when the current graduating class was finishing up kindergarten. The Graduation 2021 speakers were Jack Norton ’13 and Sarah McGrath ’13.
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On Thursday, June 10, Glen Urquhart School (GUS) celebrated the 27 members of the Class of 2021 during its 49th graduation exercises at their campus in Beverly Farms, MA.
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This year, we celebrate a number of faculty milestones, from 5 to 20 years of service, and pay tribute to two departing faculty members.
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Even in the face of a pandemic, we uncovered some essential truths about our school and our community.
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Let it go. The final lyrics sung by the 8th graders in their performance of Frozen, Jr. are a fitting tribute to this year unlike any other.
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Glen Urquhart School announces board officers elections, welcomes returning and new trustees
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For a span of 30 years, Carol’s professional life was dedicated to the educational well-being of children. Glen Urquhart School was the lucky recipient of the love and loyalty Carol provided to countless students.
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