We wish the Class of 2024 all the best as leave Great Crossing High School. We have enjoyed watching their grow over the past few years and will be excited to see what they do in the future.
As winter progresses, many Kentuckians feel it's the first year in a while to not receive any lasting snow. Over the past years, Kentucky and neighboring states have received multiple inches of snow. However,...
This year, Scott County Schools started a new reading initiative program called the Warhawk Readers Program which pairs a beginning reader with a Great Crossing High School athlete. This program is designed...
A surge of book bannings has emerged across the United States in recent years. In 2023, the American Library Association (ALA) was contacted by 695 libraries regarding requests to ban books in their collection....
Recently, Taylor Swift has taken the world by storm, breaking records hand over foot and captivating people of all ages everywhere. Some may listen to Swift’s music casually and others are diehard fans....
This year at Great Crossing High School, the school administration introduced a new rule for student drivers to follow. Students have been given only one parking lot to use. This is a large shift from...
For the first time in Great Crossing’s history, student council officers were chosen through a student election. In the past, student council was led by student leaders, but not by a set group of leaders...
SkillsUSA is a nationally recognized career and technical student organization with a primary focus to empower students to excel with technical skills grounded in academics. SkillsUSA has assisted students...
