. To promote and participate in the academic growth of the current students of the Girls High School.
.To provide financial assistance to needy students attending the Girls High School by awarding Scholarships and sending educational materials and equipment to the Girls High School.
.To provide information, referrals and advice to new immigrants who are alumnae of the Girls High School.
.To promote goodwill and sisterhood among fellow alumnae of the Girls High School by maintaining a social network.
.To maintain an interest in the activities of Girls High School.
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With permission from SEARCHLIGHT:
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Congratulations to the GHSAA-NY on their 30th anniversary !!
Fri May 30, 2014
Editor,
Congratulations to the Girls' High School Alumnae Association of
New York (GHSAA-NY) on the attainment of thirty years of existence.
This milestone was celebrated at the annual tea party held in New York on
Sunday, May 4, 2014. The partnership that exists between this group of
former students living in the New York area with their Alma Mater the
Girls' High School (GHS) is a good one and continues to be a source of
support for local endeavours of the GHS.
The vision undertaken thirty years ago endures. The major goals are:
- To promote and participate in the academic growth of the current students of the Girls' High School.
- To provide financial assistance to needy students attending the Girls' High School by awarding Scholarships and sending educational materials and equipment to the Girls' High School.
- To provide information, referrals and advice to new immigrants who are alumnae of the Girls' High School.
- To promote goodwill and sisterhood among fellow alumnae of the Girls' High School by maintaining a social network.
- To maintain an interest in the activities of the Girls' High School.
Thanks to the various members of the Executive over these many years. They have given selflessly of their time and love for this outstanding educational institution.
Thanks to all who have supported these positive efforts and who continue to do so with pleasure.
Cheryl Phills King.
