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Grover Cleveland High School
Unity in Diversity
“Welcome to the Grover Cleveland High School website. Grover Cleveland is a large, comprehensive high school with a diverse student body of more than 2650 and a staff of 250, located in the town of Ridgewood, Queens. 

Grover Cleveland High School is a student-centered school deeply committed to the philosophy of creating life-long learners. Our goal is to prepare students to be productive, pro-active members of society. Our students are challenged to excel in both academic and extra-curricular programs. They are encouraged to explore experiment and question. The faculty and staff of Grover Cleveland expect our students to meet high academic and behavioral standards. Therefore, we provide every possible means of support to help students meet and surpass those standards. 
      
I hope our website will make you better acquainted with Grover Cleveland High School and all we have to offer. Here you will find information about GCHS, student news, parent news, its departments, teams, clubs, and other useful information. We plan to update our site regularly. Please do not hesitate to make any comment or suggestion. Enjoy your tour of the GCHS website. 

If you have a suggestion or comment, you can post a comment on my blog or go to the SCHOOL INFO page and email the Webmaster.”


Mr. Dominick Scarola, Principal
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Winter Quotes
“Never cut a tree down in the wintertime. Never make a negative decision in the low time. Never make your most important decisions when
 you are in your worst moods. Wait. Be patient. The storm will pass. The spring will come.”
Author Unknowm

"Each of us should think about all that we have, we should be thankful for what our country offers us, freedom to choose, freedom to vote, freedom to learn and
especially freedom to talk. As we approach the spring, let's keep these thoughts in our minds and remember to say Thank You more often."
~Dom Scarola