News Archive

Fall concerts, musical, dances, and play showcase talent of students in Middle and Upper Schools.

The sports stories of the fall 2018 season

The 2019 GPS May Court and Queen is announced during all-school assembly Friday, December 14.

Environmental game earns Emerson Couch '24 top honors.

On our blog, English teacher Corrie White explains how she challenges students to venture beyond the page.

Middle School students put their skills to the test

Alice-Anne Augustin brings her paper dress artistry to art and French classes

Croxall, Brown, and Smith to compete at the collegiate level.

Zip line Barbie experiment helps students learn Pythagorean theorem.

Callie Hamilton's class hosts students from Howard School for lunch and conversation.

Dr. Gregg Lightfoot, History Department Chair and Teacher, explores risk-taking and confidence in girls.

GPS soccer brings home second state title in five years.

A group of Upper School students join Dr. Noel at TRGT for bird-banding experience.

The two students' essays earn medals in international composition contest. 

Upper school fall play debuts November 1 at GPS Evans Center.

Varsity soccer team prepares for state quarterfinals this Saturday. 

Four seniors are named to National Merit Scholarship Program

The international event to take place on October 20-21.

La Paz encourages GPS students to become bilateral and bilingual through Spanish.

GPS and McCallie students prepare for upcoming performances.

Mrs. King's English class tours the setting of The Diary of Anne Frank.

Lynne Macziewski, Head of Middle School, shares her perspective on Middle School challenges.

During IMPACT, history comes alive for the student body.

Environmental Science students learn techniques to use in the GPS garden. 

The Class of 2020 takes first steps to prepare for college.

In the latest blog installment of #GirlTalk, Coach Matt Green introduces our approach to strength and conditioning.

Lindsey King's eighth-grade English classes demonstrate their knowledge of summer reading selections.

Beloved art teacher Mary Baker Carrithers shares her works and inspirations.

One-hundred-one new students begin their GPS stories.

Annual awards given to an outstanding junior and senior student.

Coach Dahlke's experience makes him "the natural choice to lead our program."

2018-19 theme is presented by the senior class at opening assembly

Teachers and support staff begin the 2018-19 school year.

GPS athletic director adds international lacrosse coach to his role

Former Tennessee State University Men’s Basketball Director to Lead the Bruisers

Amal Ali '19 is chosen to attend Girls Nation in Washington, D.C., the third GPS student in four years to represent Tennessee at nationals as a senator

GPS senior wins seat in Women’s Eight

Chris Zeller invites money coach to speak with students in his finite math class.

Macy Mashburn and Anisha Phade place among our nation's top academically gifted and talented students.

Family, friends, classmates, and faculty gather to share in the accomplishments of the 102 graduating seniors.

Students receive achievement awards in academics, athletics, arts, and citizenship.

Taylor Pels '14 to deliver valedictory address at college commencement.

GPS and McCallie students participate in Spanish-speaking event with community members.

"Watercolor Window" will be among student art across the nation displayed.

Girls Preparatory School inducts into Cum Laude 11 seniors, young women recognized for their academic excellence.

NCAA Division III Washington and Lee University offers Jones a spot on next year’s team.

A great year with our first ASSIST student

Katie Outlaw to lead the Bruiser state champs next fall.

The school's traditional May Day includes a presentation of seniors, dances, and the winding of the May Pole.

A cheerleader, a tennis player, and a softball player walk into a hall of fame ...

Jasmine Brown '09 to Return to Alma Mater as Varsity Head Volleyball Coach.

More than 200 former students visit their alma mater; faculty emeriti are inducted, alumnae honored

McCurdy to join the Scots at Maryville College

Floyd to continue her career at the collegiate level

Alumnae Weekend provides the perfect venue to celebrate beloved faculty.

Bandy to play at Lipscomb University in Nashville

Annie Thrash to go on to compete in national event.

GPS students participating in the TMTA statewide high school math contest well represented the caliber of GPS's mathematics department.

Eleven from Girls Preparatory School to share expertise with peers

Annual event brings community to GPS campus

Ring day reveal during school photo

The school's signature fundraising event draws large crowd

All GPS National Merit Semifinalists go on to earn Finalist status

GPS coach Jeff Gaither and alumna Teresa Lawrence Phillips ’76 inducted into the Greater Chattanooga Sports Hall of Fame.

Senior Superlatives for the GPS Class of 2018 are presented at Chapel.

Our contemporary dance company will showcase works of student and professional choreographers

Anna Salisbury signs letter of intent on National Signing Day.

USTA TN Annual Awards Luncheon honors three from GPS.

Area girls invited to participate thanks to a generous grant.

Annual forum gives prospective parents an opportunity to listen, ask questions. 

On #GirlTalk blog, Dr. Ralph Covino discusses how his association with National Geographic impacts his students. 

It's back to class for teachers before students return from break.