The Crossing Chronicle

Reporting the News of Great Crossing High School
Students Showcase Products at the GCHS Holiday Bazaar
Students Showcase Products at the GCHS Holiday Bazaar
Many students have chosen to take dual credit English 101 and 102 on campus at GCHS. Students believe it gives them confidence before officially beginning college.
Dual Enrollment Courses Offer Many Advantages to Students
Amanda Sunda has worked for years to support the annual canned food drive. With her name of past and former students, fondly known as Sunda Nation, she has raised hundreds of pounds of food for the local pantry for over a decade.
Annual Canned Food Drive Supports Local Food Pantry
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!
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!
Last Minute Shopping? Check Out These Gifts Idea for Teens
Last Minute Shopping? Check Out These Gifts Idea for Teens
Which Christmas Songs Are Your Favorites?
Which Christmas Songs Are Your Favorites?
Science teacher Ryan Blood helps a group of his students with an experiment during class.
Relationships Matter: Learning and Respect Increase When Students and Teachers Learn About Each Other
GCHS hosted its third annual El Baile this year in November.
GCHS Hosts Its Third El Baile to Promote Culture Awareness
Head custodian Les Taulbee can usually be found greeting students during lunch blocks. Maintaining the cleanliness of the cafeteria during breakfast and lunch is a daily tasks for custodial staff.
Custodial Team Works Hard to Maintain GCHS for Students and Staff
Boys Basketball Season Has Begun
Boys Basketball Season Has Begun
Football Team Wins First Regional Title in GCHS History
Football Team Wins First Regional Title in GCHS History
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
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
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
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
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

The Crossing Chronicle

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Prom styles have continued to evolve throughout the decades, although the changes are more noticable in women's attire than men's.

[Photo] Prom Has Evolved Throughout History in Terms of Scale and Styles

Shelby Spore, Staff Reporter
April 9, 2024
Student council members were involved in the planning of the Homecoming dance held in October.

[Photo] Student Council Holds First Ever Officer Election

Piper McGuffey, Staff Reporter
October 30, 2023
Students in the dog grooming program work to make Ollie, the school's therapy dog, look his best.

[Photo] Dog Grooming Services Now Available at GCHS

Bailey Smith, Staff Reporter
November 28, 2022
Students met with government leaders to discuss the importance of the internet in their lives. Scott County has received a grant to help fund the expansion of broadband internet.

[Photo] Internet Expansion Will Benefit Local Community

Emily Kessler, Staff Reporter
April 27, 2022
Freshmen sisters Alarra and Airsiah Cobbins are one of several sets of twins that attend GCHS.

[Photo] Having a Twin Comes with Pros and Cons

Kaylee Ray, Staff Reporter
March 31, 2022
Since there are no feeder programs for the high school lacrosse teams, team bonding and getting to know each other is an important part of the season's activities.

[Photo] As Lacrosse Grows, So Does Possibility of Splitting United Teams

Emily Kessler, Staff Reporter
March 22, 2022
Luck is a concept where many disagree. Is it something to bring you good will or simple superstition?

[Photo] Luck: Something of real benefit or simple superstition

Skylar Freeman, Staff Reporter
March 22, 2022
Students have been making decisions regarding prom attire recently. GCHS will host its first prom on April 23rd, 2022.

[Photo] Prom Dress Shopping Brings Excitement and Stress

Emily Kessler, Staff Reporter
March 3, 2022
Often shelters don't relay correct information to families looking to adopt pets. Holly, adopted by Annette Manlief, is much larger than expected.

[Photo] Pet Adoptions Often Come with Challenges

Maddie Allen, Staff Reporter
May 12, 2021
The batter's eye was designed and built by students in the informational technology pathway at GCHS.

[Photo] IT Pathway Students Collaborate with Athletics to Design Batter’s Eye

Bailey Smith, Staff Reporter
April 23, 2021
Lindsay Darnell (middle) has had to learn to balance two chronic illnesses with the demands of every day life.

[Photo] Life With Chronic Pain Must be Managed Carefully

Madeline Allen, Staff Reporter
April 14, 2021
Annette Manlief chose to be vaccinated for COVID 19 and was appreciative of the opportunity to be in one of the early groups.

[Photo] Scott County Schools Offers Covid Vaccine to Employees

Skylar Hamon, Staff Reporter
February 11, 2021
Animals have been a large source of comfort for many individuals during the pandemic.

[Photo] Animals Take on a Larger Role to Reduce Stress During the Pandemic

Bryanna Castro, Staff Reporter
February 11, 2021
Junior Jake Bramel has used his extra time at home due to the pandemic to practice music.

[Photo] Students Search for Ways to Fill Time During the Pandemic

Rose Seivers, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2021
After having their first season as a Great Crossing team halted due to covid, the softball players are happy to return to play under new safety guidelines. Bella Freeman believes a return to sports is important for mental health.

[Photo] Spring Sports are Hopeful to Return to Play in 2021

C. Taylor Gaines, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2021
Brandon McQueen has turned to his guitar to help boost his mental health and to motivate him during the Covid-19 panndemic.

[Photo] Covid Creates More Time for Hobbies and Passions

Maria Zarate, Staff Reporter
February 9, 2021
volleyballteam

[Photo] Volleyball Team Adapted to COVID Changes and Finished Season

Bailey Smith, Staff Reporter
November 11, 2020
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