Granite Bay Today

Every 15 Minutes leaves lasting impact

Andrew Yung, Co-editor-in-chief

November 18, 2018

The sound of screams, police sirens and tears rang through the thick, smoky air on the morning of November 14. It was the screaming that was the loude...

Senior TJ Robertson is prepared to be evacuated by helicopter from the crash scene.
Sidney Zabell

Every 15 Minutes leaves lasting impact
SLIDESHOW: Every 15 Minutes Crash Scene

November 14, 2018

Junior Samantha Hutchison was involved in the fatal accident that killed three Granite Bay High School students.
Sidney Zabell

SLIDESHOW: Every 15 Minutes Crash Scene
Tom McClintock and Jessica Morse go head-to-head in 4th Congressional District election

Abbie Gould, co-editor-in-chief

November 5, 2018

One day. That’s what’s left until this year’s critical mid-term elections, for races ranging from local school board representatives t...

Jessica Morse is the candidate for the Democratic Party in the 2018 race for the U.S. Congress in California's 4th Congressional District. Tom McClintock, the Republican incumbent , is running for re-election in the 4th Congressional District. He's served five terms.
Gazette illustration/Sidney Zabell/ Photos Special to the Gazette/ McClintock and Morse

Tom McClintock and Jessica Morse go head-to-head in 4th Congressional District election
Community notes rise of racist comments

Cori Caplinger, features editor

October 29, 2018

Racism is prevalent enough in American society that it is now affecting students in what should be an accepting high school environment. Accord...

According to some students at Granite Bay High, there has been a rise in the number of students using inappropriate racial slurs.
Gazette/GBT.org iIllustration/ ELLIOTT HYMAN

Community notes rise of racist comments
Colleges downplay test scores

Andrew Yung, co-editor-in-chief

October 22, 2018

Standardized testing has been just another aspect of the high school experience for more than half a century now – the SAT and ACT were introduced i...

Some U.S. colleges are trying to de-emphasize standardized test scores in the admissions process.
Gazette/GBT.org photo/KABE TEAGUE

Colleges downplay test scores

November 14, 2018 • No Comments

John Becker, the Roseville Joint Union High School District executive director of personnel services announced at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday afternoon that all staff and students are to stay indoors...

Former RJUHSD teacher Doug Mason resigns

Spencer Cova, co-editor-in-chief

October 8, 2018 • No Comments

Roseville Joint Union High School District teacher Doug Mason has resigned after receiving an $80,000 separation payment from the district. Mason had a history of sexual harassment...

Students recognized for excelling at SAT

Abbie Gould, co-editor-in-chief

October 1, 2018 • No Comments

Each year the best students in the country are recognized for their outstanding PSAT scores. Normally it is a big deal when a school has one or two of these students, but...

Late-start law vetoed by Gov. Brown

September 28, 2018

Collaboration day is taken very seriously by Granite Bay students. Whether this time is spent resting or simply having a comparatively slow morning before the hectic day begins,...

New dresscode applies to Hydroflasks

September 28, 2018

Hydroflasks have been extremely popular throughout the country over the past few years, and Granite Bay High is no exception to this trend. A quick walk into the GBHS cafeteria...

Overcrowded classrooms cause issues early on

September 18, 2018

With the growing number of students on Granite Bay High’s campus, it’s no surprise that classroom sizes are beginning to expand as well. As certain classes develop a...

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