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Since 1956

The Glen Echo

Since 1956

The Glen Echo

Since 1956

The Glen Echo

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RockFest

by Ella Torsiello and Belen Bullrich Alonso May 27, 2026

   On Tuesday, May 19, Glen Rock High School students gathered together on the Lower and Upper Field for Rockfest; a new addition to the school, something in place of the Spring Pep Rally. With the help...

Our many roads to college committment

by Jenesis Brun, Editor-in-Chief (Social Media) May 22, 2026

     The 2026, May 1st “Decision Day” deadline is fast approaching. Every year around this time students are either breathing a sigh of relief because they are committed to their college or feeling...

Silenced Stories: Book Bans

by Phoebe Martin, Feature Editor April 8, 2026

As a way to express deep emotion or societal issues, literature has been a mark of intellectual genius since the writing of the “Epic of Gilgamesh” in 2100 BCE. Over the course of time, governments...

Hey Yang, can I ask you a few questions?

Hey Yang, can I ask you a few questions?

by Vyom Saxena, Staff Writer March 30, 2026

On Feb. 18, 2026, Andrew Yang, the entrepreneur, who ran for President, and Mayor of NYC, in 2020 and 2021 both under the Democratic party, and the founder of the Forward Party (after leaving the Democrats)...

When should Christmas celebrations begin?

by Emma Cavanagh, News Editor March 4, 2026

   There is a big debate on when it is appropriate to start celebrating Christmas. Is it too early to start after Halloween, or is Thanksgiving too late? At Glen Rock High School, a majority of the 39...

A Season of Celebration, One Recipe at a Time

by Ella Torsiello, Editor-in-Chief (Layout) March 4, 2026

As the cold snowy season approaches, so do the holidays.The two most celebrated holidays in Christian and Jewish religions. Christmas and Hanukkah! These two holidays have such a wide variety of food and...

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