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Granite Bay Today

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Granite Bay Today

Students question tardy policy

Mia Taylor, online/social media editor
January 30, 2019

  Whether sleeping through an alarm, miscalculating traffic or getting caught in long bathroom lines, being late to class is a reality many students...

Trained peer counselors Michela Smith and Akhil Shah discuss the importance of thier work at GBHS.

Peer counseling is a key resource

Sarah Withrow, Former opinions editor
January 23, 2019

  Granite Bay High has many resources to offer its students, one being the Peer Counseling program.   Peer Counseling offers stress relief workshops,...

The California Dashboard was put into effect during 2017, and it has affected the RJUHSD among other Californian districts.

RJUHSD considers change in light of California’s new school rating system

Bella Khor, online editor
January 21, 2019

  Change is inevitable, and there have been revolutionary advancements in technology and social inclusivity and awareness.   In the face of these...

Teachers can receive a stipend for having advanced degrees, but this is a district stipend, not a principals stipend.

RJUHSD discretionary fund aids principals

Sidney Zabell, co-editor-in-chief
January 14, 2019

  $20,000.   That’s how much principals across the Roseville Joint Union High School District distribute to staff members at their respective...

A California state department of education official collected evidence and statements about inappropriate conduct by Granite Bay High students at the state FBLA conference in October in Santa Clara. The information was then sent by the official to GBHS administration.  Administrators also received an email from another FBLA teacher/adviser that complained about GBHS student behavior. You can read the documents by clicking the link located down and to the left on this page.

FBLA club ousted from Santa Clara conference for rude, unruly behavior

Max Schwartz, Co-editor-in-chief
December 14, 2018

   After numerous instances of rude and unruly behavior, Granite Bay High’s Future Business Leaders of America club was removed from the state organization’s...

Honors Chemistry – a class favored by many students – is being dropped in order to make room for curriculum changes.

Science department braces for upcoming coursework changes

Andrew Yung, co-editor-in-chief
December 3, 2018

  Three years ago, high schools across California changed their math curriculums to Common Core, bringing in Integrated Math and ditching the traditional...

GBHS senior  Josh Yeargin takes an online survey in class.

GBHS uses survey to bridge its gaps

Spencer Cova, co-editor-in-chief
November 26, 2018

   It is widely accepted that educational opportunities for students should be equal, that the success of students should not be determined by their...

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

Every 15 Minutes leaves lasting impact

Andrew Yung, Co-editor-in-chief
November 19, 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...

Air quality shuts down athletic practices

John Becker, the Roseville Joint Union High School District executive director of personnel services announced at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday afternoon that all...

Jessica Morse is the candidate for the Democratic Party in the 2018 race for the U.S. Congress in Californias 4th Congressional District.
Tom McClintock, the Republican incumbent , is running for re-election in the 4th Congressional District. Hes served five terms.

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...

According to some students at Granite Bay High, there has been a rise in the number of students using inappropriate racial slurs.

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.     According...

GBHS students discuss the rising stresses of finals.

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...

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