Name: Chris Gorycki High School: Salisbury School College/Grad School: Long Island University/ Columbia University What is your role at Gould? Head of School Proudest Achievement: Raising two wonderful children with my wife Cri-Cri. Last book…Read More
The following blog post was contributed by Sam Adams ’77, P’18. Maine water is famously cold, even in summer. Whether you are perched above a swimming hole at a mountain stream or watching the waves…Read More
A class of deep thinkers, talented artists, gifted athletes, songful musicians, life-long learners, eager leaders, caring friends, and now: prepared, college-bound graduates. Since their first day at Gould in 2014, the Class of 2018…Read More
Gould skiers train all year round! A group of U12/14 athletes just returned from a ten-day training camp in Les Deux Alpes, France. With the perfectly groomed conditions and the ample terrain that Les Deux had…Read More
Summer Alpine Training Camp Gould skiers are training in the French Alps at Les 2 Alpes this June as preparation for next year’s season begins. Led by Gould coaches Rogan Connell and Parker Gray,…Read More
At the end of June, Head of School Matt Ruby is departing Gould for new adventures. Matt and his wife Kathy will be greatly missed by the Gould community, and there will be a tremendous…Read More
Project Gold Several Gould Academy Competition Program athletes have recently returned from Project Gold, a training camp at Mt. Hood in Oregon. Project Gold is a successful and progressive snowboardcross camp that identifies potential future…Read More
Things to bring and things to leave at home for new students It may seem far off now but you will all be arriving here in no time and we can’t wait! I am sure…Read More
You will soon learn that a huge part of life here at Gould is balance. You will all be hard at work in the classroom and on the athletic fields but finding time for play…Read More
One question that gets asked by just about every family that inquiries at Gould is, “What do the kids do for weekend activities?” It is an important question for boarding students, and a fun one…Read More