“On behalf of the Gloucester High School community, welcome to our new home.”
Gloucester County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Anthony Vladu welcomed the assembled Gloucester County School Board and Board of Supervisors members, state representatives, former and current GCPS staff members and students, architecture and construction employees and the community to a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Thursday morning to celebrate the completion of the GHS renovation project.
Discussions for either replacing or renovating GHS began many years ago. Dr. Walter Clemons, retired GCPS superintendent, and current school board member Troy Andersen helped spearhead the effort.
“Dr. Walter Clemons and Mr. Troy Andersen, thank you for planting the seeds that brought us here today,” said Vladu. “You saw what this school could be. And now, it has finally happened.”
Vladu thanked the gathered state representatives, Moseley Architecture team, E.T. Gresham Company crew, school board and board of supervisor...
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