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June 3, 2010
Students in Gann’s Conceptual Physics class proudly displayed their roller coaster projects to the school community during lunch on June 3, 2010. Students created 22 different roller coaster models under the guidance of Christine Carpenter, Steve Wood and Marc Winer. Some of the models are pictures below, including “Disco Coaster”, “Gann Coaster, “Voldemorts Revenge” and a coaster model based on the hit TV series Lost.
View the complete photo gallery here.
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Chronicle segment for GAINES stretcher
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- Download this segment and play it in Windows Media Player or
- Right click the link above and save the file to your computer for future viewing
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 Berwick 68, Gann 62: Building block season for Gann boys basketball program
Daily News Tribune
The Gann Academy boys basketball team may not have been able to turn the corner against Berwick Academy on Friday afternoon, but the program at large has reached the next level. (read more)
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 Czech Museum
Gann Academy exhibit celebrated the history of Czechoslovakian Jewry.
This is Rudolf Stern and Elsa Sternova, my mother’s parents. I am between them and I was about two. My grandfather was born in 1874, and died in Treblinka in 1942. My grandmother was born in 1884, and also died in Treblinka. They lived together in Kamberk, where they had a large farm estate. Twelve families lived there and worked for my grandparents in the fields and gardens, basically whatever was needed. They had horses, cows, poultry, everything.
Stories like this one were featured in Gann Academy’s exhibit on
Czechoslovakian Jewry. The exhibit was made by the senior class of 2010
in partnership with The Central Europe Center for Research and Documentation
(CENTROPA).Together, we had created a moving and educational exhibit that
celebrated Czechoslovakian Jewry throughout the last hundred years.
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 Rabbi Capers Funnye speaking to the Gann Students on October 29th.
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 Click here to read the Waltham Tribune's coverage of Stalin Colinet, discussing "The Path to Athletic Scholarship/Playing opportunities at the College Level" to Gann Students on 11/5.
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 Gaines—Invention
Highlight
On August 3, 2009, Dr. David K. Novick, GAINES Program Director, and Gann alumni,
Alex and Ben Deardorff '09, were interviewed by Boston Channel 5's New England
magazine show, Chronicle. The interview featured Gann Academy's 2008/2009
Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam's invention—a compact, weight-stabilizing, emergency
stretcher. The Chronicle segment aired this past Wednesday, September
9, at 7:30 pm on Channel 5.
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 July 17, 2009
Noah Hodgetts '06, and several of his classmates from the
College of the Atlantic in Maine are planning on attending
a conference in Copenhagen on climate change.
Read more at http://www.boston.com/yourtown/news/newton/2009/07/noah_hodgetts_of_newton_hopes.html.
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2008 Gann Academy Lemelson-MIT InvenTeam
Taken at Lemelson-MIT's 2008 EurekaFest Showcase Event
Gann Academy Inventing New Engineering Solutions
The G.A.I.N.E.S. Program is a programmatic initiative formerly started during the 2007-2008 academic calendar year to foster the scientific creativity and curiosity of Gann Academy students. Students meet Tuesday and Thursdays during B block each trimester and receive one academic credit (Art or Athletic) for each term they are involved. It is open to all grade levels. For a more detailed description of this program download our PDF brochure here. 
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