In a school as big as Grandview, there's immense diversity when it comes to the different types of people here. Teenagers often worry about finding somewhere to fit in, but in doing so can shove others...

After ten years of collaboration, CollegeBoard presented its AP African American Studies class to high schools across the nation. Through the course, CollegeBoard recognized the importance of Black history...

On February 2nd, Mr. Farmer's Jazz Band students play at the Mercury Cafe in Denver. Photos courtesy of Nathan Siebert.

Happy 2023 from Grandview’s Writers’ Den! For our January Writer of the Month, we have Anancites' “The Stars.” This short work explores life in the past, present, and future through a look at what...

On January 7, 2023, Photography teacher and Art Department Director, Michael Chimento, suffered a severe stroke. Mr. Chimento, or Mr. C as many students know him as, is now in long-term rehabilitation....

To round out first semester, our November Writer of the Month is once again Grace Lichwalla. “The Train ” is a beautifully written extended metaphor that encapsulates the reality of life. If you’re...

Seniors! Swing by the Yearbook room (u116) to make sure that The View staff has the correct Senior photo and that they have your name spelled correctly. Can't make it by the room, check your photo by clicking...

In a week, the curtains will rise on Grandview’s newest production. As the theater crew prepares for the grand premiere of Curtains, here are some things you should know before you go.   The musical...

Back for a second month in a row, Grace Lichwalla’s Tug of War - Grace Lichwalla is heart-wrenching, but hopeful, piece about love and what it takes to keep hold of one’s true love. As a reminder,...

It’s that time of the year again! Grandview’s Writers’ Den is off to a strong start with our September Writer of the Month, Grace Lichwalla. We hope you enjoy “So Many Who I've Loved So Dearly,”...