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Gabrielle Wheeler

Gabrielle Wheeler, Section Editor - News

Gabrielle is looking forward to an exciting year as News Editor of the King Street Chronicle. Gabrielle is eager to work with the new staff writers and join the class inside the newsroom. Outside of journalism, Gabrielle enjoys attending competitions with the Sacred Heart Science Olympiad team and playing cello in the school orchestra.

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Four seniors will delve deeper into the field of engineering at their respective universities.

Engineering seniors design their futures in college and beyond

May 10, 2022
Thirty Sacred Heart Greenwich Middle and Upper School students demonstrate world language proficiency through participation in the COLT Poetry Contest.

The COLT Poetry Contest enhances cultural understandings and strengthens essential language skills

April 29, 2022
Drawing upon art to promote dialogue on protecting the environment

Drawing upon art to promote dialogue on protecting the environment

April 21, 2022
For this year’s World Language Week, Sacred Heart Greenwich students in French, Chinese, Spanish, and Arabic classes share their work in the foreign languages that they study.

World Language Week – Spanish student explores her heritage through poetry

March 11, 2022
For this year’s World Language Week, Sacred Heart Greenwich students in French, Chinese, Spanish, and Arabic classes shared their work in the foreign languages that they study.

World Language Week: Arabic students explore Middle Eastern culture and contemporary issues through film

March 10, 2022
For this year’s World Language Week, Sacred Heart Greenwich students in French, Chinese, Spanish, and Arabic classes shared their work in the foreign languages that they study.

World Language Week: Chinese students demonstrate learning through creative performances

March 9, 2022
For this year’s World Language Week, Sacred Heart Greenwich students in French, Chinese, Spanish, and Arabic classes shared their work in the foreign languages that they study.

 World Language Week: French student reflects on belonging through creative expression 

March 8, 2022
“Into the Woods” – Musical preview 2022

“Into the Woods” – Musical preview 2022

March 4, 2022
Can you guess all the Groundhog Day trivia correctly?

Take this Groundhog Day trivia quiz

February 1, 2022
Dr. Napiorkowska appreciates Robert Frosts attention to detail in Birches.

Dr. Napiorkowska, Upper School English Teacher: “Birches” by Robert Frost

January 14, 2022
Samantha Mecane 24 appreciates the sense of calmness in An Old Mans Winter Night by Robert Frost.

Samantha Mecane ’24: “An Old Man’s Winter Night” by Robert Frost

January 14, 2022
Aitana Ross 25 enjoys Winter Poem by Nikki Giovanni due to its optimism.

Aitana Ross ’25: “Winter Poem” by Nikki Giovanni

January 14, 2022
Winter-Time by Robert Louis Stevenson evokes Kate Nemec 23s memories of spending time with family in the winter months.

Kate Nemec ’23: “Winter-Time” by Robert Louis Stevenson

January 14, 2022
Faculty and student poetry selections celebrate the joy and beauty of the winter season.

Celebrate winter with faculty and students’ favorite seasonal poems

January 14, 2022
Schools must add cultural connections to further the accessibility of mathematics curricula.

The value of math in diversifying educational institutions

January 7, 2022
12 Days of Christmas — Day 12

12 Days of Christmas — Day 12

December 17, 2021
12 Days of Christmas — Day 10

12 Days of Christmas — Day 10

December 15, 2021
12 Days of Christmas — Day 8

12 Days of Christmas — Day 8

December 13, 2021
12 Days of Christmas — Day 6

12 Days of Christmas — Day 6

December 9, 2021
Christmas commercialization presses the importance of gift giving.

The power of gift giving in a commercialized world

December 9, 2021
Can you guess all the Christmas music trivia correctly?

Take this Christmas music trivia quiz

December 7, 2021
12 Days of Christmas — Day 4

12 Days of Christmas — Day 4

December 7, 2021
12 Days of Christmas — Day 2

12 Days of Christmas — Day 2

December 3, 2021
The cast and crew of The Eumenides perform in the Lennie and John DeCsepel Theater for the first time since March 2020.

The Eumenides explores the fine line between justice and vengeance

November 22, 2021
Sacred Heart Greenwich aims to fully resume the Network Exchange Program under new COVID-19 travel regulations.

Students forge global connections as the Network Exchange Program resumes 

October 21, 2021
Three seniors will begin their exploration of foreign affairs at the Georgetown School of Foreign Service.

Seniors pursue foreign affairs as a path to combating global issues

May 19, 2021
Students earn 18 medals from the COLT Poetry Contest. 

Students demonstrate foreign language proficiency at COLT Poetry Contest

April 29, 2021
The Sacred Heart Greenwich Science Olympiad Team emerges with the Best New Team Award at the Connecticut State Tournament.

Science Olympiad team gains recognition at Connecticut State Tournament 

April 14, 2021
Peer leaders are among the first to welcome freshmen to the Upper School.

MaryGrace Farrell ’21

March 1, 2021
Perspectives is the Sacred Heart Greenwich literary magazine.

Lianna Amoruso ’21

March 1, 2021
Maddy Abramson 23 presents various social justice topics at Intersections meetings.

Maddy Abramson ’23

March 1, 2021
The Junior Student Council works to provide a sense of normalcy despite COVID-19 restrictions.

Charlotte Marvin ’22

March 1, 2021
February marks National Youth Leadership Month, dedicated to celebrating positive youth leaders who strive to make a difference in their communities.

Students inspire peers through leadership

March 1, 2021
Students develop leadership and interpersonal skills at the Princeton Model United Nations Conference.

Students propose solutions to global challenges at the Princeton Model United Nations Conference

February 23, 2021
Gabrielle Wheeler 23

Learning about representation and its importance through diverse voices – Podcast

February 19, 2021
Students from Greenwich schools discuss social justice issues at the Greenwich Student Diversity Leadership Conference.

Inspiring social change at Greenwich Student Diversity Leadership Conference

February 10, 2021
The Capitol Hill Riot signifies the first Capitol breach since 1814.

The power of social media and the cost of free speech

February 3, 2021
The Parents Associations panel of parent athletes share their experiences, challenges, and successes.

Parent athletes share lessons learned on and off the field

December 18, 2020
Can you guess all the Christmas trivia correctly?

Take this Christmas trivia quiz

December 2, 2020
Over the course of the year, Mr. Valentine teaches AP Human Geography students about human use of the earth and the patterns and processes that shape this usage.

AP Human Geography

November 13, 2020
AP Environmental Science students learn about the impact of humans on the earth.

AP Environmental Science

November 13, 2020
AP Macroeconomics students develop an understanding of the principles of economics.

AP Macroeconomics

November 13, 2020
Nutrition students learn the steps of a farm to table meal.

Nutrition & Wellness

November 13, 2020
In the AP Comparative Government & Politics class, students compare and contrast governmental systems of six different countries.

AP Comparative Government & Politics

November 13, 2020
AP Music Theory students learn theory and performance skills.

AP Music Theory

November 13, 2020
Sacred Heart students forge global connections through taking SophieConnect classes.

SophieConnect delivers an academic experience that mirrors today’s world

November 13, 2020
Latin students learn about the culture and history of the Romans.

Latin

November 7, 2020
Sacred Heart Greenwich students celebrate Halloween while adhering to CDC guidelines.

Halloween celebrations prevail during the pandemic

November 4, 2020
Sacred Heart Greenwich students continue to compete despite the pandemics restrictions.

Competition-based clubs persevere through the pandemic’s challenges

October 19, 2020
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