The Gunston Players presented "CLUE! On Stage: High School Edition," this past weekend, February 14, 15 & 16, 2020 at the Church Hill Theatre to a record audience.

Rion McCluskey '21 delivered the closing keynote speech on February 4 at the Association of Independent Maryland & DC Schools' (AIMS) annual Gender & Sexual Orientation Conference: Making Schools Safe and received a standing ovation.

As you research scholarship websites, remember a key component of your search: You should NEVER pay for a scholarship because they are supposed to be free!

Gunston Players present "CLUE: On Stage" Feb. 14-16 at Church Hill Theatre

Gunston student Lilli (Lillian) Ward '21 recounts her experience doing a semester abroad at the Island School in Eleuthera, Bahamas and the lessons she brought back with her.

It is that time of year where seasonal flu activity peaks (between December and March) and given the recently confirmed case in the United States on January 21 of the new coronavirus (first identified in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China), Gunston is taking extra precautionary methods to safeguard against the spread of disease, as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

To forge a deeper connection with the broader community and to help Gunston students earn required community service hours, there will be weekly opportunities to volunteer in the afternoon during athletics. Students should check the Gazette for information about upcoming events and see Mr. Stephenson to sign up.