The Crossing Chronicle

Reporting the News of Great Crossing High School
GCHS Presented "The Little Mermaid"
GCHS Presented “The Little Mermaid”
Elective Courses Allow Students To Explore New Interests and Contents
Elective Courses Allow Students To Explore New Interests and Contents
Officers Martin and Hudnall are present on campus every day to ensure a safe environment for students.
School Resource Officers Help Create a Safe Environment
Mental Health Support is Available at GCHS
Mental Health Support is Available at GCHS
Students looking for a part-time job may find opportunities with new businesses arriving this fall.
New Businesses Opening This Fall in Georgetown
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 Works to Influence Many Moods
Music Works to Influence Many Moods
Students begin to realize that great grades in high school require more effort than previously levels.
Making The A – The Secret To Making Good Grades
Each year, many students encounter peer pressure situations at school.
Peer Pressure Continues to be a Concern Among Teens
Options for digital reading continue to grow in popularity alongside the traditional print options.
The World of Reading Evolves with Digital Options
Spring Clean Your Mental Health
Spring Clean Your Mental Health
Several members of the girls soccer team have superstitions that are to be carried out for each game.
Superstitions Abound With Several Sports Team
Football Battle of the Birds Won by the Cards this Year
Football Battle of the Birds Won by the Cards this Year
Senior Kenzie Hughes read with elementary students as part of the Warhawk Readers program. This is the second year for the program and it continues to be popular with students at all levels.
Student Athletes Focus on Mentoring to Build Strong Relationships
Enjoying a meal together after competitions is a common form of team bonding for many GCHS athletes.
GCHS Sports Teams Benefit From Team Bonding Activities
Boys Basketball Season Has Begun
Boys Basketball Season Has Begun
Spirit Week's Goal is to Encourage School Spirit
Spirit Week’s Goal is to Encourage School Spirit
Preston Adams and Mariah Olding were crowning prom king and queen on April 19th, 2025.
Prom Committee Plans for Months for An Elegant Event
Struggling with Senioritis? We Have Tips To Combat It
Struggling with Senioritis? We Have Tips To Combat It
NHS members use the proceeds from Trim-A-Tree to provide kids for the Salvation Army's angel tree.
GCHS Clubs Provide Opportunities to Give During the Christmas Season
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
Stay Entertained This Summer With These Hot Releases of 2025
Stay Entertained This Summer With These Hot Releases of 2025
Close to Home Spring Break Idea Abound
Close to Home Spring Break Idea Abound
Activities To Try During Christmas Break
Activities To Try During Christmas Break
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

The Crossing Chronicle

The Crossing Chronicle
Spirit Week's Goal is to Encourage School Spirit

Spirit Week’s Goal is to Encourage School Spirit

Liva Meiborg, Staff Reporter • November 12, 2025

Spirit Week is usually a fun week that fills the hallways with energy and creativity, with students and staff dressing up according to the daily themes, creating an exciting atmosphere. With creative daily...

Preston Adams and Mariah Olding were crowning prom king and queen on April 19th, 2025.

Prom Committee Plans for Months for An Elegant Event

Anna Murphy, Staff Reporter • May 8, 2025

Students from Great Crossing donned their most formal attire this past weekend to attend one of the most anticipated events of the school year– prom held at Alltech Arena. Prom took place on April 19th,...

Struggling with Senioritis? We Have Tips To Combat It

Struggling with Senioritis? We Have Tips To Combat It

Lily Thompson and Jena Lowry • March 19, 2025

NHS members use the proceeds from Trim-A-Tree to provide kids for the Salvation Army's angel tree.

GCHS Clubs Provide Opportunities to Give During the Christmas Season

Anna Murphy, Staff Reporter • December 10, 2024

As Christmas break inches closer, the Great Crossing community has embraced the spirit of the holiday season. Around the school, teachers wear festive sweaters, assignments revolve around holidays, people...

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

Hannah Angel, Staff Reporter • December 5, 2023

Veterans have fought for Americans and helped them to get the freedoms that are enjoyed today.  During November, veterans are honored and celebrated because of all they have done for others. Honoring...

Student Assistants Give Teachers the Gift of More Time

Bailey Smith, Staff Reporter • December 16, 2022

Within the school, there are senior students who assist teachers all throughout the building. These students serve as teacher assistants (TAs), and they help to lessen the stress and work overload many...

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

Lily Thompson, Staff Reporter • December 14, 2022

With the holiday season right around the corner, there are many community service opportunities at Great Crossing to support the families of Georgetown who are in need of a helping hand this holiday. ...

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

Katie Feeback, Staff Reporter • January 12, 2022

On November 4-6, 2021, the Great Crossing High School Y-Club members attended the Kentucky Youth Assembly conference, also known as KYA. It was a successful experience for the students and one that earned...

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

January 12, 2022

Everyone at Great Crossing High School knows how unique the student section is. The Kettle is known for its crazy hype and big turnouts. The Kettle Built great school spirit in the first year but was halted...

Cheri Risher, youth services center coordinator, assists students when possible with correcting dress code violations.

Students Grapple with Dress Code Requirements

Skylar Freeman, Staff Reporter • October 14, 2021

On a Monday morning at 8:20am kids with happy faces come piling into the doors of Great Crossing High School.  Kids laugh and are greeted by staff and teachers. The smile then fades away for one young...

It won't be the Battle of the Birds but rather the Collaboration of the Birds for the fall musical. Students from both GCHS and SCHS will join forces for All Together Now!

Drama Programs Team Up for Fall Production

Katie Feeback, Staff Reporter • October 12, 2021

On November 12th, the musical All Together Now opens at Great Crossing High School. This is no ordinary musical, as it is the first musical collaboration in Scott County history. Ashley Peoples, the...

Virtual school has been difficult for both students and teachers as they navigate the 2020-2021 school year.

Students and Teachers Work to Stay Encouraged With Virtual School

Alaina Fueda, Staff Reporter • February 9, 2021

If you were to ask you what words come to mind when someone says the school year of 2020-2021, what would they be? Stressful? Scary? Unique? Chaotic? Many that are involved in education currently can relate...

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