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Gould Academy Students went above and beyond on the 19th anniversary of 9/11, planting 2,977 flags on the upper field to recognize each of the victims of 9/11. Max Epstein ‘22 and Lily Hall ‘23 led the effort, along with other Gould students. They worked with a group called Young America’s Foundation, who has helped schools countrywide do annual memorials for 9/11 since 2003. Greg Gilman
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