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Since 1956

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Since 1956

The Glen Echo

Glen Rock Varsity Football Players helping put in the new stones. 
Photo: Glen Rock Football Instagram

Glen Rock legacy cemented with new commemorative stones at snack stand

by Ella Torsiello, News Editor September 30, 2024

This past August, Glen Rock’s High School Varsity football team spent their time creating commemorative stones with the goal to improve the surrounding area near the snack stand.  The Legacy Plaza...

The Glen Rock Pops Orchestra Introduces Two Young Musicians

by Mary Petschler, News editor April 30, 2024

     Glen Rock Sophomore Olivia Lee’s and Senior Simon Bober’s have recently been accepted to join the selective Glen Rock Pops Orchestra. Despite their young ages, their talents haven’t gone...

March for Israel at National Mall, Washington D.C.

Antisemitic incidents spur concern in Glen Rock community

by Naomi Bashan, Editor in Chief March 21, 2024

       Antisemitic incidents have soared across the United States and the globe, increasing by a reported 377%, up from 465 reported incidents to 2,031 incidents, when compared to a year ago, according...

“We’ve seen the TikToks”: A behind the scenes look at GRHS theatre company's production of Beauty and the Beast

“We’ve seen the TikToks”: A behind the scenes look at GRHS theatre company’s production of Beauty and the Beast

by Ellie Hughes and Katie Mae Yetter February 29, 2024

The auditorium was brewing with excitement. The lights slightly dimmed with the gentle sound of the orchestra humming in the background. The room was full of energy, excitement, and a lulling buzz of voices...

Rampant flooding overtakes Paterson

Rampant flooding overtakes Paterson

by Elena Collado, Staff Writer January 31, 2024

Throughout the months of January and December, there have been numerous occurrences of extreme weather events, the most recent being the rain and wind storm that occurred during early January. This rainstorm...

New Year’s Resolutions:  Can they be detrimental to your mental health?

New Year’s Resolutions: Can they be detrimental to your mental health?

by Rosy McGowan, Staff Writer December 21, 2023

When December rolls around, New Year’s resolutions are supposed to be a healthy tradition in which you recognize a new, refreshing beginning to improve yourself and any habits you may not want to carry...

Glen Rock Alum goes on CNN to discuss antisemitic threats on college campuses

by Neil Sahu, Copy Editor November 30, 2023

On October 30th, 2023, Davian Gekman, a leader of the National Jewish Student Union, was recently featured in a CNN interview, discussing some of the events that have been going on at campus and how the...

"Sponz Alley" is located in the art hallway.

Horses Can Fly

by Ken Kerbs, Glen Echo Staff 1975-1978 April 28, 2023

For a college class I’m taking in education, I had to watch a film about a successful Broadway singer, William Martinez, whose life was changed by his 8th grade music teacher. It brought back a lot of...

Winter Athlete of the Year

Winter Athlete of the Year

by James Stewart, Sports Beat Manager March 30, 2023

The Glen Echo is happy to announce the official Winter Athlete of the Year: Senior Colin Redmond. From the moment he first stepped on the ice, Colin Redmond fell in love with the game of hockey. “I...

Winter Athlete of the Year

by James Stewart, Sports Beat Manager March 1, 2023

Every year, The Glen Echo announces our ‘Winter Athlete of the Year’, alongside our spring and fall award winners. This year’s fall athlete of the year was senior Fiona Reilly. After extensive research...

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