Academics

Come to ASL club for an opportunity to learn the basics of signing as well as get a look into the world of Deaf culture.
 

2 teams of 5 players face off to answer questions about Math, Literature, Social Studies, Science and miscellaneous topics. Beating the other team to the buzzer and working as a team are both important skills to score points. Contact Ms. Fraher or Mr. Kane for more information.

Students interested in competing in various business-related areas are welcome to join this meeting. Service projects are also a part of this club.

GBS ChemClub was established in December 2019 and supported by American Chemical Society (ACS), Office of High School Chemistry. The GBS ChemClub aims to cultivate students' interest in chemistry in an informal environment by conducting safe and supervised experiments, reinforcing the relevance of chemistry to everyday lives, offering students opportunities to serve their community, introducing future study or employment in chemistry, connecting students with the larger chemistry community, and developing leadership and communication skills.

This club is for people who want to learn more about computer science and how we use computer science in our everyday lives. We will explore topics like binary numbers, data compression, basic coding, and current events. No experience is necessary!

Do you like solving problems? Do you like working with your hands? If so, consider joining Engineering Club! Engineering Club includes VEX Robotics, 3D Printing, Laser Engravers and Vinyl Cutters - we’ve got it all! Come check us out and join the Maker Movement!

Etruscan, the GBS yearbook, comes out each May. Etruscan is a regular class that meets daily and earns a full credit. A semester of journalism is a preferred prerequisite, but students can be approved for staff participation with a teacher recommendation. Students interested in joining staff as a photographer can join through a tryout process in February.

History Club enjoys social time together and learning about the past either through student presentations, Academic Bowl challenges, guest speakers, documentaries and other fun ways to learn more about the history that the members find interesting.

GBS Medical Chapter Club's mission is to promote career opportunities in the medical/health care industry. Health professional speakers, student-led presentations, learning activities, and discussions surrounding medical issues and current medical advances are included in the club's mission to promote careers in the medical/health care industry.

The Oracle, the official student newspaper of GBS, produces seven issues of award-winning journalism each school year, covering everything from politics to breaking news, to personality profiles, South's art scene, and our varsity sports teams. All content - writing, images, and design - is planned and created by students. Writers and editors can join the paper by taking the Intro to Journalism elective; photographers and illustrators can join by talking with Mr. Wysocki.

WiSTEM is a club for anyone in support of women pursuing interests in science, technology, engineering, or math. We invite speakers to share their current experience in, or pathways to a STEM career, complete labs/activities (when in person), and enjoy the company of like minded and supportive individuals!

The Women in Business Club aims to help empower young women at GBS to see a business career as a possible future endeavor and to achieve their ambitions and goals by teaching relevant skills needed for the business field. In addition, it provides strong networking opportunities and connections to the business world, prior to the college experience.