GFA Blog

By Jaiden Jackson '27

Jaiden shared the following poem at the school's annual Voices celebration November 7. 

By Nicole Farber '20

There’s a unique feeling to sitting in the same living room that your family has always sat in, with everyone around you, sharing stories that have been retold hundreds of times. 

By David Basich '20

Having uncontrollable hair is exactly what our culture is: crazy people dancing around to every song, being spontaneous, and being different from everyone else. Over the years I’ve come to realize that covering what makes me different just makes me like everyone else.

By Flynn Murtaugh '20

The following is Flynn's poem from GFA's annual Voices event. 

By Desta Pina '26

I wrote this poem thinking I have to do something fall- and writing-related considering that English class, Genesis, is my favorite subject with Mr. Gott. One thing I like about him is that he makes class fun with reading, writing, and the song of the week, which is maybe what the parents would listen to back then. I hope you enjoy my poem!

By Asmara Pina '26

I’ve always loved to write filling up sketchbooks and journals with writing. Writing is another way to express and spread thinking and ideas. Let me tell you something. Body language and words aren’t the only things that make a difference. Writing does as well.

By Charles Kolin '21

Friday Speaker Charles Kolin, founder of GFA's Unity Day, talked to his fellow students and faculty about encouraging uniqueness and his experiences in turning bullying into a message of kindness and positivity.