GSA starts year with under 200 students
School sees five-year plan as key to increasing enrollment
GSA announces new cell phone policy
More information on the "bell-to-bell" ban for student devices
Shaw Institute to offer lab work and field research to GSA students
‘We can help students in a rural area show that they can do great research,’ says director of Blue Hill-based institute
GSA unveils strategic plan to increase enrollment to 225 students
Trustees also reduce board meetings, increase Gateway Project to $2.9M
GSA breaks ground on Gateway Project
Officials say construction marks new chapter in campus renewal efforts
Over $583,000 in scholarships awarded to GSA grads
Awards reflect the ‘depth of community investment’ in GSA students
GSA celebrates its graduating class at sun-filled ceremony
Art teacher Melissa Rioux delivers keynote address to Class of 2026
French program cut as GSA announces staffing changes
Some admin roles double up on responsibilities in face of cuts
GSA names five to Athletic Hall of Fame
Former state champions, college athletes, coaches and community leaders make the list
GSA fields layoff questions at first fully open meeting
Two more students ask school to rethink cutting French teacher
GSA wins Downeast Math League
School also has strong showing at state jazz festival with bronze medal win
GSA: Penobscot can attend high school even without extra tuition
Town academy says it has approved a tuition assistance program ‘supported by fundraising’
On eve of layoffs, students ask GSA not to dismantle French program
Student plea comes as GSA board notifies staff of layoffs, but without details yet to the public.