GJHS students got the unique and impactful experience of watching people from many walks of life become U.S. citizens.
On Oct. 23, an official Naturalization ceremony featuring a federal judge with...
Lila Mottram, Co-Managing Editor
• August 23, 2024
Grand Junction High School focuses on “workforce readiness” and preparing students for professional environments, yet implements policies that treat us like children. The new phone policy ignores professional...
The signed bricks in the theater workshop hold loads of history and I found a way to remember them.
Grand Junction High School has been around for a long time and naturally is full of history, despite...
Creationism is at the heart of the controversial school board elections that happened in November.
Barbara Evanson and Jose Luis Chavez won the Nov. 7 election to fill two vacant spots in the Mesa...
Grand Junction High School is facing a major sanitation issue in the bathrooms. Every student alike, from males to females, are all to blame for this disgusting smell and look in these bathrooms.
The...
Whether you park across Fifth Street or in our very own GJHS lots, parking has undoubtedly been harder this year.
With construction continuing on with the new school, the student parking lot has continued...
With the new GJHS building roaring in came a new GJHS logo roaring in, one that was representative of the new school.
Honestly, I prefer the older, “boring” interlocked “GJ” logo.
Now,...
A new big change to Grand Junction High School this year is that now every student has an early release.
Every Monday, all classes are only 40 minutes long instead of the regular 45 minutes. Lunch...
Academies have changed the way we see advisory, and it’s for the better.
Advisory was always classified as the most pointless class in my eyes. It was a pass/fail class whose grading system was...
Scooters are now a permanent part of Grand Junction and its culture.
E-scooters, like the ones many of us have seen in bigger cities with brand names Lime and Bird, have been added to the city of Grand...
A legendary event happened in April that would change the fate of the universe.
There was a fourth grade student who sent a simple poetry Powerpoint. Little did he know he would change everything.
He...
There has been Homework, and then there has been “Homework.”
The first one refers to work assigned by the teacher to do at home; the other is that extra work at home because you didn't finish at...
