Being kind is not telling someone they have spinach in their teeth so they are not embarrassed. Being kind is telling someone they have spinach in their teeth because you care about them and are trying...
Earlier this week the school board approved a proposal put together by a team of GJHS staff members to apply for the BEST grant.
According to the Colorado Department of Education the BEST grant is an...
Zach Shettler, Promotions Director
• February 6, 2019
On Wednesday, February 6th, Grand Junction High School was called into shelter and place during the third period block. According to a school SRO, Jason Evans, the shelter and place lasted around 45...
On Tuesday, Jan. 22, the District 51 Calendar Committee presented two 2019-20 calendar drafts addressing the three prominent issues the D51 School Board thought were in need of change. These issues were...
GJHS was lifted from lock down at approximately 1 p.m. after a report of a young male with a gun near the school.
Grand Junction Police Department said there were no shots fired and no active shooter....
Callie Shea, Students and Culture Editor
• January 19, 2019
On August 28, 1963 a man gave a speech that changed the lives of the whole country. This man was Martin Luther King Jr. His well known speech is “I Have a Dream.” King fought for equal rights for blacks...
Wednesday Nov 14, School Resource Officer Evans hosted an informational meeting in the library, along with guest speakers Principle Roenicke and GJHS RN Melissa Mcconnell. During this meeting, audience...
Callie Shea, Students and Culture Editor
• November 15, 2018
While Grand Junction High School students have faced many struggles, bringing their problems to adults is still challenging. To help solve this divide between students and adults GJHS has incorporated...
As we emerge into the second quarter of the school year, there is yet another schedule change causing uproar among GJHS students. Similar to Fruita Monument High School’s “Block Schedule”, the GJHS...
