Fighting the epidemic
Godwin organization works to combat drug abuse within schools Today, addiction touches the lives of many, even the Godwin community. The desire for change led to the creation of Project Purple Project Purple is a…
News
Godwin students participate in National School Walkout
On March 14 between 500 and 600 Godwin students participated in the National School Walkout. The walkout was organized by several Godwin seniors in response to the school shooting that occurred at Major E Stoneman…
Godwin showcases talent at the Variety Show
On Thursday March 1 Godwin held its annual Variety Show, displaying the talent among the students. This year’s show was sponsored by the Junior Student Council Association, science teachers Heather Martin and Jessica Boppe, and…
End of an era
Hunter Thomas steps down as boys varsity basketball head coach After coaching boys basketball for 28 years at Godwin, Coach Hunter Thomas recently announced that he is stepping down. Thomas decided to step down from…
Don’t sleep on The Drowsy Chaperone
Every year, Godwin presents a spring musical, and this spring the theater department has decided to produce The Drowsy Chaperone. Winner of five Tony Awards, including Best Book and Best Original Score, The Drowsy Chaperone…
A night of “Pure Imagination”
Like a box of chocolate, Prom 2018 adds variety and twists to the typical prom theme Seniors kick off their end of the year festivities with senior assassin, the senior picnic, and of course, prom….
March Eyrie Briefing
A snapshot of Godwin news, local occurrences, and national updates to keep our readers informed. EAGLE NEWS Baseball coach John Fletcher helps low income Richmond team Recently, an influx of students at John Marshall…
January News Brief
Eagle News Britton Wilson breaks another national record: Junior Britton Wilson raced in the Virginia Showcase in Lynchburg on Jan. 20, beating her own record for the girls invitational 500 meters. Once again improving the…
The Decision Is In…A look at the other side of a snow day
It is without a doubt that the 2018 winter season began with a surprise. Just two days after students returned from winter break, bitterly cold temperatures enveloped the Richmond area, followed by several inches of…
Students replace arguments with artwork
Project opens discussion on monument controversy Over the past few years, monuments have become an object of controversy throughout our nation. The tragedy in Charlottesville and issues surrounding Monument Avenue amplified that controversy, hitting close…