Exam Season: Gordon’s Advice Column

Dear Gordon,

With exam week here, I’m real stressed about how I’m going to get everything done. There’s just so much to do and very little time. I always make plans for when I am going to study, but end up studying the day before my exams.

More Than Half of Peel Schools Contain Cancer-Causing Asbestos: What You Need To Know

Asbestos is best known for its role in causing mesothelioma, a rare and deadly form of cancer that develops mainly in the lungs. Although we now know about its dangers, it was a popular building material as recently as 1990. Due to its fire-resistant nature, it was used in insulation, shingles, ceiling tiles, and even cement.

Graydon’s Library Closures Explained

Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary School’s library has been closed for the first half of lunch since the beginning of the 2017-2018 school year. “It feels a bit unfair to the students and to the people who really need it,” said Anton LoRi, a twelfth grader who is amongst the many students affected by the library closure.

Grade 9 Olympics Welcome New Students to the Graydon Family

On Thursday, September 7^th, 2016, the ninth grade students of Gordon Graydon Memorial Secondary school participated in the latest and last Grade 9 Olympics. To commemorate the school’s final year, the Student Athletic Association and the Student Activity Council gave the Olympics a fresh upgrade by hosting the event at the Kortright Centre for Conservation, located in Vaughan.