The student news site of Grand Junction High School

The Orange and Black Newspaper
The student news site of Grand Junction High School

The Orange and Black Newspaper
The student news site of Grand Junction High School

The Orange and Black Newspaper
Two girls at GJHS are using their phones instead of talking to each other face-to-face. They were located in the weight room.
Language classrooms throughout GJHS have cultural decorations representing different global languages. Most students at GJHS choose to take Spanish as their foreign language but there are other options including French, German and ASL.
GJHS freshman Beckam Hildebrandt uses his phone during lunch, a typical time to be using a personal device. No classes are being disrupted, and no one is bothered by these students using their phones during this time of the school day.
GJHS sophomore Cayden Olsen uses his phone while sitting outside of a classroom. Many students at GJHS find time to use their phones despite the bans.
A sign located on the west wing of the building at the bottom of the staircase. The doors around GJHS are locked throughout most of the day, and students are told to only enter through the front doors.
The energy inside Copeka Coffee is comfortable and casual, making it a great spot to spend an afternoon. This is one of many amazing study locations in Grand Junction.

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