Spring updates from the health office: sunscreen, allergies, ticks, and water!
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Lower school students are encouraged to share talents they have been developing outside of school. In the past, acts have been as diverse as instrumental and vocal solos, karate demonstrations, gymnastics routines, and ballet.
Read MoreAt GUS, we are always looking for ways to grow and improve. Hearing directly from our families is a critical part of that process, and we greatly appreciate your taking the time to provide us with feedback in this short survey - so we can continue to do so.
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It is that time of year again! Time to start thinking about the next school year.
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Stock up on spring break reading materials at the annual GUS Book Fair!
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Flu A cases are greatly rising in the overall community and here at GUS.
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In the coming weeks, students in grades 4-8 will be taking a baseline writing assessment, the WrAP (Writing Assessment Program).
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Yearbook Ordering Information 2024
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At GUS fundraising is a team effort and I write today inviting you to join the team!
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In keeping with Glen Urquhart School’s commitment to an open and honest partnership with home, GUS has been working toward offering greater transparency in our tuition pricing.
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Happy New Year! We will be shifting our late arrival / early pick-up policy starting this week.
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Winter illness is in full swing. In addition to high rates of respiratory illness, norovirus is on the rise in the Northeast.
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Drop the kids at GUS, and go! Students will enjoy a pizza party, team games, and fun activities in Braemar from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m.
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There’s no better way to ring in the new year than with the celebrated annual tradition of Bingo Night!
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It's been a long-standing Glen Urquhart School tradition to make charitable donations in honor of our GUS faculty during the holiday season in lieu of holiday gifts.
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The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) has observed a significant rise in cases of the respiratory illnesses caused by Mycoplasma Pneumoniae and Bordetella Pertussis across the Commonwealth in recent weeks.
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