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The Tribe. It is the current name of the student section at Granite Bay High School sports games. It is part of the rallying chant “Roll Tribe”...
Our United States has undeniably changed in the last three years.
Part of that obviously comes with time passing. Of course, a lot of it...
There’s this amazing feeling that I, and probably all people, get from receiving compliments, from words of affirmation, from encouragement.
...
In recent years, the Sacramento area has expanded due in no small part to the migration of many from the overcrowded Bay Area. However, as many people...
For some, Sunday mornings mean watching football and recovering from the night before. However, for the vast majority of our nation, it also includes...
The new West Park High School scheduled to open in August 2020 has been a long time coming.
Promised to those who bought property in the surrounding...
26.2 is an important number in running – for many, it is not only the number of miles in a marathon but also the distance they wish to someday complete.
However,...
Three years ago, high schools across California changed their math curriculums to Common Core, bringing in Integrated Math and ditching the traditional...
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...
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...
Crazy Rich Asians is one of the few movies this year that has generated buzz in the community not mainly because of its story line or the cinematography,...
I am an avid fan of haikus.
Perhaps it is the way that the 17 syllables roll off the tongue in such a short, savory way. Perhaps it is the Asian...
It’s not that school campuses are no longer safe – it’s that they are no longer as safe as students, parents and teachers want them to be.
...
Many science fiction novels have been written about the ever-growing presence of technology, with many focusing on the potential danger and control...
Two weeks ago, the Granite Bay High School girls' varsity volleyball team appeared to have their season cut short after a loss to Turlock High School in...
In the past, the quintessential jock played several sports, whether it was the combination of football in the fall, wrestling in the winter and soccer...
Since 2000, one year of a Visual and Performing Arts class has been a high school graduation requirement in California.
At Granite Bay High School,...
Adolescents tend to make questionable decisions, and while some people may naturally act more absent-mindedly, a lot of the blame can be attributed...
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