Congrats to Grandview’s Senior Artist Award Winners of 2020!
May 3, 2020
Congrats to: Grace Holmes, Keely McDaniel, Nick Turner, Acelynn Coy, and Kiefer Kraske. To view the galleries of these talented artists, click here!
Quarantine Conflicts: “Student Struggles” by Katie Fisher
Katie Fisher
April 27, 2020
The shift to online learning has been a daunting experience, to say the least. Going from a very structured school schedule to an almost self-directed learning plan has been somewhat of a challenge for me. Monday mornings are the hardest for me, because I have to plan out my week, and it can be overwhelming...
My Apologies
Caleigh Daugherty
April 20, 2020
I would like to apologize to the teachers and staff for my constant delay in completing my work. On behalf of the student body, I can say the adjustment to remote learning comes with a lot of unexpected hurdles. For your enjoyment, here are my legitimate excuses for not getting my work done on time. ...
Remote Learning Done Right
March 31, 2020
Compiled by Caleigh Daugherty With remote learning in full swing, we asked students for their best study tips to keep online school days productive and manageable: 1: Make a list of all of your weekly assignments and prioritize your work. “Do what you think is important first honestly. Also, take...
Serenity in the City
March 4, 2020
By: Jace DiCola Homework, work, homework, work, homework, work. As the semester goes on, SATs, ACTs, and finals only creep closer, and for many students, it seems like all there is to do in life is school, minimum wage work, athletics, and homework. As a senior who is surviving almost 4 ye...
Beyond the Core
Evan Heiderscheidt
March 2, 2020
Photos courtesy of: Max Heiderscheidt For every student yearning to learn beyond the core curriculum of math, science, english and social studies, the Cherry Creek Innovation Campus is a dream. The school takes almost everything that normal schools do and throws it all out of the window. It give...
Kobe Bryant: Forever a Legend
Nia Wright
February 25, 2020
Artwork by: Alivia Hill Kobe Bryant: a basketball icon, whose recent tragedy had a very emotional effect on Grandview, was not only looked up to by the basketball community, but by all students who admired him for his ambition, perseverance, and determination. “Kobe just brought so much mo...
Where Was Wish Week?
Ashlyn Turbyfill
February 21, 2020
Photos courtesy of: Will Brent Inzana Wish Week didn’t happen. Though Wish Week has transpired for years at Grandview, it no longer exists. For 2020, Grandview chose to leave its partnership with Make a Wish Colorado. “So Wish Week will be called Miracle Week this year because we are not partnering w...
Artist Profile: Samantha Park
February 19, 2020
Story by: Sophia Vertido Photos courtesy of: Samantha Park Over the years, Grandview’s Art Department has never failed to suit the needs of students who simply just want to make art. As a result, so many students have been able to improve their technique, find their art style, and above all, c...
Louder, Brighter, Stronger
December 18, 2019
Story and Photo by William Brent Inzana “It’s like where you really want to hurt yourself,” Rachel Dempsey said. Dempsey has an incurable disorder known as Misophonia. It’s a very rare condition where certain sounds can cause the person affected by it to react in different ways. “I develope...
“Suit Up” for Districts
Sophia Vertido
December 12, 2019
Photos courtesy of: Janhavi Kulkarni, Mae Chen, and Jake Kartz You have ten minutes on the clock. One problem. One presentation… and a handful of judges. “[They] might be the meanest people ever or just might smile and nod at you the whole time.” said DECA president Victoria Salazar, as she ...
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