Cooking Up A Storm

Ava Bonavia

March 1, 2018

Photos by Kyle Tatlock and Zoe Preskorn Want to learn how to make your own food and run a five star restaurant? Check out Prostart! Grandview offers a great program to learn about the restaurant industry. The innovative course is called Prostart. Senior Kyle Tatlock found out about Prostart ...

“Not Your Business”

Caleigh Daugherty

February 14, 2018

Are you excited about business? The answer is probably no, but why? We’re all familiar with the typical jobs in America such as accountants, retail salespersons, or general office clerks. However, there are many more opportunities out there. Students are rarely exposed to other jobs, like the people ...

Joy To The Wolves

January 26, 2018

By Samantha Stuart, Aura Delgado, and Ava Bonavia The audience, made up of both staff and students, was left in awe. As they walked out of the auditorium, not one smile was faded.   This is a common reaction from watchers that are able to attend the annual winter and spring concerts that the...

Weighting on a Dream

Paige Montgomery

January 18, 2018

Taking a weight training class is one of the most popular PE choices for Grandview students. Brian Timberman just happens to be in charge of most of them. Timberman didn’t always want to be a teacher. He wanted to follow in his dad’s footsteps. “My dad was a firefighter,” Timberman said. ...

Telling of Telecommunications

January 9, 2018

By Jace Dicola Out of the vast amount of jobs, Telecommunications is surprisingly the best job a high schooler can have. When you decide to get a job, you will probably start applying to stores like Walgreens, Target, and AMC, but there is one job for Grandview students that will make your high s...

Cubeday Thursday

Max Reid

December 8, 2017

Grandview has a Rubik’s Cubing Club, and it’s a lot cooler than you may think. Dhruv Shrivastava is the founder of the Grandview Rubik’s Cubing Club and with the help of Mrs. Group, he is set on informing the school about the intellectual and satisfying hobby that is Rubik’s Cubing. ...

Grandview Cheer:League Champions

Ava Bonavia

December 6, 2017

Grandview cheer, the four time centennial league champions All the long practices and late nights finally paid off for Grandview Cheer as they took home the win at the league competition on November 8th. “We practice for 2 hours Tuesday through Friday, and [we] also have an hour of tumbling ...

Inclusion Fusion

Ava Bonavia

November 13, 2017

Inclusion week, a time to include and embrace everyone in Grandview High School, and see the school through the individuality of others. Inclusion week has been an idea that has been thought of and planned over a long time. Teacher Linda Snelgrove added, “This year leaders of the Project Uni...

Erica Lopez: Coming Full Circle

Paige Montgomery

November 9, 2017

Erica Lopez is your friendly neighborhood Spanish teacher. Little did you know she went to school here too. Erica Lopez is one of the first faces Spanish-speakers see when they walk into Grandview. Over the years, she has taught Spanish One, Two, and Three. Now she’s even a Student Leadership adv...

Hallå to Hello

Kristina Boyko

November 7, 2017

It may seem like all schools are the same but in reality, schools vary from district to district, so it’s hard to think about what school would be across the ocean. Denys Puryk Freshman Denys Puryk, moved to Colorado from Ukraine in 7th grade. Getting used to school in America was as expected...

A Grand New View: Vicky Briazgun

November 7, 2017

By Sami Stuart Traveling internationally is enough to give anyone major culture shock, but imagine moving internationally, 5700 miles from the home you always knew. Grandview junior, Vicky Briazgun didn’t have to imagine. Last year, when she was 15, Vicky moved to Colorado all the way from Kie...

Grandview’s Green Thumb

November 7, 2017

By Max Reid As of last September, one of the newest clubs to infiltrate the student body is the Horticultural Society, sponsored by James Pembrook and founded by Amanda Yu. Google describes horticulture as “relating to the art or practice of garden cultivation and management”, but in realit...