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This year's fall play is a one act comedy featuring many characters audience members will find familiar.
Warhawks Theater Prepares for Its Fall Production
Welcome to GCHS!
Welcome to GCHS!
Congratulations to our Students and Staff of the Week
Congratulations to our Students and Staff of the Week
Students/Staff Member of the Week
Students/Staff Member of the Week
Henderson, Kentucky, where this photo was taken, was a prime viewing spot for the eclipse.
Solar Eclipse Ignites Interest in Science and Space
September Lunch Menu
September Lunch Menu
GCHS Athletic Events This Week
GCHS Athletic Events This Week
February Lunch Menu
February Lunch Menu
DanceBlue Hosting Christmas Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
DanceBlue Hosting Christmas Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser
Spirit Week is Coming Soon!
Spirit Week is Coming Soon!
Music Brings Benefits to Its Listeners
Music Brings Benefits to Its Listeners
GCHS welcomed five exchange students this year. From left is Luka Gamber, Nadira Nunion, Vera Kyndi-Wiuff, Celia Canga Ansuriza, and Patricia Rico Caro.
GCHS’s Exchange Students Adapt to American Life
Seniors Aaliyah Johnson and Livvy Lambros discuss their most recent read in a Book Bites meeting.
Book Bites Club Creates a Strong Community of Readers
Seniors Annie Lawson and Anna Murphy enjoyed their junior Homecoming dance in 2023--once they found a dress.
Dress Shopping Can Be a Stressful Experience for Many Teens
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
Congratulations to the Class of 2024!
Football has been more enjoyable and easier on the mental health for players in season six for GCHS.
Season Six Sees a Boost in Optimism for GCHS Football
Sports Highlights from the First Quarter
Sports Highlights from the First Quarter
Athletes always have to be aware of the fact that an injury can have great impacts on a season.
Injuries Can Complicate Seasons for Athletes
The boys basketball team is one of the top teams in the state and is hoping to get a chance to go after the state title for 2024.
Boys Basketball Team Hopes to See More Students In Attendance
Sports Highlights for the 2023-2024 School Year
Sports Highlights for the 2023-2024 School Year
Students created portraits of veterans as a way of honoring them for their service to the United States. Teacher Hannah Johnson hopes to continue this program so that it becomes an established tradition.
Art Department Honors Veterans With Portraits
Student Assistants Give Teachers the Gift of More Time
Ms. Blair's classes have been one of the front runners in the Trim a Tree competition organized by National Honor Society. This program helps fund Christmas gifts for children in the community.
GCHS Values Compassion and Collaboration During the Holidays
GCHS students listened to speakers in a general session at KYA. GCHS made a strong showing and brought home several awards from the conference.
Y-CLUB Makes Strong Showing at KYA
The Kettle was quick to embrace the volleyball team in year one, and they came out in large numbers to cheer the volleyball team on in the regional tournament.
The Kettle Helps Build School Spirit
The Eras tour was one of the most popular concerts for 2023, with many members of the Warhawk Nation snagging tickets for the Nashville and Cincinatti shows.
Taylor Swift Continues to Command Respect from Many
The Writer's Strike in Hollywood disrupted show schedules for several media outlets this fall.
Writer’s Strike Impacts Streaming Services
Tropidelic plays a wide variety of music and is worth seeing live.
Tropidelic Worth a Band Seeing Live in Concert
The latest movie in the Black Panther series arrivd in theaters November 11th and has pleased movie goers.
Newest Black Panther Pleases Fans
Quadeca's Latest Album is Worth a Listen
Quadeca’s Latest Album is Worth a Listen
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January Brings New Resolutions and Goals

Kaydence Johnson, Staff Reporter
January 26, 2024
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GCHS welcomed five exchange students this year. From left is Luka Gamber, Nadira Nunion, Vera Kyndi-Wiuff, Celia Canga Ansuriza, and Patricia Rico Caro.
GCHS's Exchange Students Adapt to American Life
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Book Bites Club Creates a Strong Community of Readers
Seniors Annie Lawson and Anna Murphy enjoyed their junior Homecoming dance in 2023--once they found a dress.
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This year's fall play is a one act comedy featuring many characters audience members will find familiar.
Warhawks Theater Prepares for Its Fall Production
Congratulations to our Students and Staff of the Week
Congratulations to our Students and Staff of the Week
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December was a month filled with rainy, gray days and many in Kentucky would have preferred to have snow.
Kentuckians Want More Snow for the Winter Months
Juniors Wyatt Hatch and Wyatt Seekford read to elementary students as part of the Warhawk Readers mentor program.
New Reading Mentorship Program Begins at GCHS
All books in this photo are included in GCHS's library collection and have been on banned book lists at some point in history.
Schools Work to Protect Book Collections from Bans
The Eras tour was one of the most popular concerts for 2023, with many members of the Warhawk Nation snagging tickets for the Nashville and Cincinatti shows.
Taylor Swift Continues to Command Respect from Many
Administration asked students to refrain from parking in the cafeteria lot this school year, and many students have mixed emotions regarding the change.
Changes in Parking Create Mixed Emotions This School Year
Student council members were involved in the planning of the Homecoming dance held in October.
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Kaydence Johnson
Kaydence Johnson, Staff Reporter
Kaydence Johnson is a junior at Great Crossing High School. This is her first year as a reporter for The Crossing Chronicle. She enjoys doing sport photography and plans to pursue a degree in photography. Her favorite drink is Dr.Pepper and loves to read.