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
The GJHS haunted house has been postponed to Oct 28. The poster shows the rest of the details that students might need to know.
GJHS theater students practice using swords under the direction of drama teacher Bryan Carlson. GJHS plans to perform “Hadestown” in the spring, which is one of the Broadway shows coming to CMU’s Asteria Theater.

Ayden Guzman, Reporter

October 6, 2025

GJHS freshman Will Zentner marches in the homecoming parade representing the class of 2029. The homecoming parade featured representatives from GJHS grade levels, clubs and sports.

Landon Ward, Online Editor

October 2, 2025

The District 51 expulsion report from the last few years. The red is the 2024-25 school year stats, and the blue is the 2023-24 school year stats.

Rhys Martinez, Reporter

September 22, 2025

The GJHS marching band walks down Main Street during the 2024 Homecoming Parade to showcase Tiger spirit and what the GJHS band has to offer. This year’s parade will be at 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26.
GJHS senior Aaron Gomez-Farinacci works on his classwork on his Chromebook. Chromebook chargers are available in the main office.

Eli Schultz, Editor in Chief

September 11, 2025

Grand Junction Comic Con posters can be seen throughout the school and town. The event will be held Sept. 19-20 in the Grand Junction Convention Center, located on Main Street.
The GJHS parking lot, full of students’ vehicles with and without parking permits, which are available in the front office. All students parked in the lot without a permit after August may be faced with a fee of $10.
GJHS Students an hour after the color dance started at the bus loop, Aug 23. Students began to throw chalk at their peers.

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