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This past Tuesday, we observed Yom HaShoah as a community. As students arrived at Gann, they were invited to light a yizkor (memorial) candle in memory of the more than six million

Gann Robotics students at the FTC State Championship, celebrating months of teamwork, creativity, and hands‑on engineering. Last Sunday, Gann’s Robotics teams took part in the

Gann students at the Massachusetts DECA State Career Development Conference. Last week, fifteen Gann students competed against more than 4,500 peers at the Massachusetts DECA

Gann delegates at the National High School Model UN Conference in New York.  From March 13–16, our Model UN team traveled to New York City for the

In Jewish life and tradition, we hold pain and joy together. This tension lives not only in our rituals, but in the structure of Jewish

This semester, Gann has a fresh lineup of courses designed to ignite students’ curiosity and enrich their experience here on campus. Here are some of the exciting new

On Wednesday, Gann partnered with The American Red Cross to host a blood donation drive on campus. The school’s first event was a great success, with more than 40 students,

How Dr. Jonathan Krasner helped Gann students rethink language, connection, and belonging  Have you ever been to Jewish summer camp? While the activities and landscapes

Behind every piece: practice, reflection, and the courage to share.  The Winter Arts Festival on Wednesday, January 21, was a great success for the Gann

In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Gann community gathered on Tuesday for an all-school assembly, facilitated by educational non-profit Facing History & Ourselves. Students and faculty welcomed

On December 14, Gann Robotics teams competed at the Ryken Robobowl, a real-world robotics engineering competition held at St. John’s High School in Shrewsbury, Massachusetts.

Chanukah began Sunday night, in a week that has felt especially heavy with news of violent antisemitic attacks in Australia and gun violence at Brown