There shouldn’t be a choice between science or art. Math or Art. Engineering or Art. Art inspires technology. Art gives technology form and function. Adding the “A” in STEAM means adding in creativity and problem-solving. Unlock…
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On Tuesday, May 23, the ceramics Alternative Firing class, along with students in the year-long wheel throwing pottery classes, spent the day firing Gould’s cross-draft, wood-burning kiln. Wood Kiln Firing is an intense process and can…
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In the month of May, our cyclists won the New England Road Cycling League Championship. Both of our most recent Athletes of the Month are on that team. Lindsey Lucas ’18 Road Cycling From coach Katie Casey:…
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The 2017 New England Road Cycling League Championship race was held in picturesque Franconia Notch, New Hampshire. Notoriously known as the “Hell of the North”, this race offered Gould riders a 23-mile tour of the…
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Gould Math teacher Brett Shifrin P ’19 was recently honored as the 2016 Maine Jump$tart Coalition Financial Educator of the Year. Shifrin is a veteran teacher with over two decades of experience who created the innovative course, “Mathematics…
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April was unseasonably cold and gray, but our spring sports teams were just warming up, especially our two Athletes of the Month, Emmett Dorval-Hall ’17 and Amelia McMillan ’20. Emmett Dorval-Hall ’17 Boys’ Varsity Lacrosse…
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Colby Snow ’17 came to Gould as a member of the 8th grade Winter Term Program, excited about the potential of blending her love for the mountains with a school that would support her passions.…
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Sunday, May 7, 2017 Varsity Softball VS. Brewster Academy | WIN 10-4 On a cloudy Sunday morning, Gould Softball hit the road and headed to Brewster Academy for a non-conference matchup, winning 10-4. As the…
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Softball VS. Kents Hill | WIN 25-16 | Wednesday, May 3, 2017 The Gould Huskies traveled to MAISAD conference rival, Kents Hill, today securing a 25-16 victory. Facing cold and windy conditions, GAS showed grit…
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“Imagine you are in 17th century Japan. You wake up in a prison and you don’t know who you are.” – Matt Bennett ’17 Gould twelfth grader Matthew Bennett had his audience spellbound as he introduced…
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