We are now in the thick of winter sports and barreling towards holidays, along with (what’s been on a lot of our minds) Winter Break! But before we part, school is still […]
GRIZZLY NOTIFICATIONS
THE GIVING MACHINE
On Thursday, November 28th, a very different kind of vending machine was unveiled at the Water Tower Plaza in Gilbert. Instead of spending your cash to get things, you’re giving to others. […]
TOXIC PLASTICS
Did you know that Americans consumed 13.7 billion gallons of bottled water in 2017? It’s a horrible habit that we need to stop. Not drinking water (it is great for us), but […]
OBITUARY: Stan Lee
Superhero fans around the world mourned on November 12 following the news that Stan Lee, creator of most of the Marvel Universe, had died hours earlier. He lived to be 95 years […]
Other Article – WHAT WORD IS FUNNER THAN FUN?
Words in the dictionary are sometimes weird. Linguistically speaking, many of them shouldn’t be in it. Words such as “cheerer-upper” and “amazeballs” are in it. Some are in our dictionaries as well. […]
Myth-Busters: NO ONE IN THEIR RIGHT MIND…OR LEFT
An average brain weighs around three pounds. Within this delicate organ is two hemispheres, or halves, known as your left-brain and right-brain. Which side is more dominant for you? Just kidding, that […]
SPORTS INFORMATION FOR ALL
In the next few weeks, winter sports will become the talk of the school. What are the sports? How do I get more information? Asking around doesn’t always yield results, so this […]
Other Article- Hurricane Florence
While living in Arizona, it is unlikely for a hurricane to blow in. However, states on the south, west, and east coastlines are not so lucky. Hurricane Florence seemed to be moving […]
RETURNING TO THE TITANIC
In 1912, the RMS Titanic was sent to New York City, New York from Southampton, England. On April 12, the Titanic began its journey through the Atlantic waters. About four days into […]
HURRICANE HAVOC IN HAWAII
Earlier this month, America’s series of islands in the Pacific, Hawaii, was almost hit by a hurricane. Adding to the damage of the nearby erupting volcano, the hurricane, Hurricane Hector, caused a […]
GRJHS SPORTS – The First Meets of the Year
Do you like volleyball or soccer? Well, Tuesday, September 4th, GrJHS has their first games. The boys soccer team and the girls volleyball team have their first meet of the year at SVJH. […]
JAMMING OUT TO JACK JOHNSON
Are you free this Tuesday at 6pm? Might you be passing the Ak-Chin Pavilion in Phoenix, Arizona? Jack Johnson is. Jack Johnson is an American singer-songwriter. Though his public presence may not […]
MY LIFE, AND LIGHTNING, FLASHED BEFORE MY EYES
Listen up Griz-nation, I’ve got a story to tell. Last night, August 23, around 7 o’clock a storm hit the Mesa-area in Arizona. And I was out, in the open, when it […]
News: GPS Schools Close Amid Teacher Walk Out
Thursday, April 26, 2018 The #REDforED movement has issued a warning: Fund our schools or we walk. The grassroots movement has gained momentum over the past few months and has taken their […]
