By: Iris Utroske "You are not immune to propaganda" image courtesy of Tumblr user MarkVomit It has universally agreed upon that the English branch of the public education system is in desperate need of reform. Interest in reading is stagnating, prompting droves of students to Sparknote books so overwhelmingly that ...

By Dibo Elango Photos courtesy of Kenzie Wager   2019 was a very turbulent year for the softball team. As the last ranked 5A team in the state at the beginning of the season, the Wolves clawed their way back to being postseason contenders. Even with an 11-14 record, the ...

By: Sophia Vertido Photos Courtesy of: Lizzy Leung As Luke William’s cape flew beautifully in the wind, he felt a rush of exhilaration as he crossed the finish line and struggled to catch his breath. “It was tiring. It was painful. But it was fun,” said sophomore Williams, who dressed ...

By Kira Howells Applying to colleges is a very stressful process and many seniors are lost on how to start, or are just lost in the entire process. “I have no idea how to apply or start, or where, and absolutely no idea about scholarships. I just feel behind.” said ...

By: Jace DiCola In the beginning of October, Joker, starring Joaquin Phoenix hit theatres around the world this month, including some theatres in Aurora, Colorado. Only some. Many theatres in our community opted out of showing Joker because of Aurora’s tragic past with one certain Joker-esque shooter.  The Century 16 ...

By Iris Utroske Mention art in conversation with the average teenager, and you’re likely to conjure embarrassing memories of terrible clay statues sculpted as elementary school projects and mental images of quiet, awkward creative types whose talents are vaguely appreciable from a distance but not to be of any particular ...

The Past and Present of School Lunch By: Paxton Decker “It kind of tastes like plastic,” senior Aimee Wolf said. “I refuse to eat it… like I go out to lunch because I can’t, I just can't.”  School lunch is often as common a complaint as our nightmare of a ...

The Grandview Chronicle staff would like to thank each and every one of you for your support this year! Looking back at the 2018-2019 school year, we have had a great time and a lot of news to cover. Huge props to the Grandview community for allowing us to cover ...

GHS Students! Purchase your summer reading book at Barnes and Noble Southlands during the week of May 26 – June 1 to help out the Grandview English Department. Simply tell the cashier that you would like to support Grandview, and a portion of your purchase will go to the English ...

By: Emma Wilson Why do teachers teach? “Teaching, for those who love it, gives us purpose,” said French teacher, Madame Farrier. Many view teaching as easy, and quite sub-par of a “dream job”. They do not see the value in becoming a teacher and undermine it as something for those ...