TEACHER VS STUDENT: GSC
On normal Wednesdays, we get out of school at 2:10pm instead of the normal 3:10pm. This “early release” schedule includes shortened periods and the hour-long Greenfield Support and Connect (GSC) class. GSC […]
EDITORIAL: Girls’ Pockets, or the Lack Thereof
Has anyone else noticed how maddening girls’ pockets are? If they’re not sewn up as useless fake pockets, then they are too small to fit anything like your hands or phone. And […]
Photojournalism:Band Concert
Great job to all who participated in the band concert. By: Peyton Erb Photo Credits: Peyton Erb
Poem: Flowers
Flowers: They are very colorful, When the sun comes out; They bloom out widely. There are many types of flowers. Some are big or small Also bright or dull. Flowers grow […]
POEM: School
School is the place where we go to learn. It can be fun, But, it will also prepare us for the real world. We do many things here. We read and […]
COMIC/ART:Grey Wolf
By: Ireland Rathbun Photo Credits: Ireland Rathbun
REVIEW-Ranger’s Apprentice
In the wonderful world of Araluen, the Rangers fight off the bad and rat out all the criminals in the provinces. Will, a young orphan without a last name, is approaching the […]
RECIPE: Lemon Bars
Spring Break is only two days away, and even that may seem like an eternity. To hold your mind over until the glorious last-bell rings, here is a recipe for lemon bars: […]
Todd the Baker
By: Brig Larson Photo Credits: Brig Larson
Inspirational Quote
By: Avey Schulz Photo Credits: Avey Schulz
An Ocean Dream
One February morning, I looked out at the ocean. The cool breeze blew through my hair and the water lapped around my feet. I took a deep breath of salty air and […]
Waffles or Pancakes? A Hot Debate
Breakfast, the most important meal of the day. Some kids may eat cereal or eggs, but waffles and pancakes are certainly two of the best. Yet which is better, pancakes or waffles? […]
SHORT STORY: Alcatraz Reunion (Part One)
June 1962: The siren on Alcatraz Island went off as guards leapt to their feet. One guard, Derek Moore, ran up to the watch tower and aimed the huge spotlight at the […]
KNOW THE RULES: Traditional Animation
Traditional animation is the practice of drawing a series of images, each one slightly altered, so the images appear to move. This technique was used in some of the most unforgettable films […]
REVIEW- The Kid Who Would Be King Movie
The fantasy/action modern day remake of the classic fairytale, King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, was released January 25, 2019. The movie is about two hours long and has […]
OTHER ARTICLE: St. Patrick
To most people, the holiday St. Patrick’s Day is all about green, gold, and leprechauns. They think it’s a day to celebrate the Irish, eat potato-filled feasts, and hope to see a […]
Almost Limerick (POEM) – Leprechauns
The shortest of them all, Their hair as red as fall. They’re rich beyond compare, The end of a rainbow is their lair. In order to protect, they are always ready to […]
SHORT STORY: Mary (Part 1)
Sunnyside Coast Summer Camp Jasmine stepped out of her mom’s white, old, and beaten-up car, to have that familiar smell of sunscreen and salt fill her nostrils. The distinct breeze through her […]
ELECTIVE DETECTIVE
Welcome to Elective Detective! The following three pictures show a part of an elective teacher’s classroom. Your job is to guess what classroom is depicted and send it to grjhsnewspaper@gilbertschools.net. If your […]
PHOTOJOURNALISM: Wish Week Assembly
By: Tessa Geigle Photo Credits: Tessa Geigle
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