The Crossing Chronicle

Reporting the News of Great Crossing High School
Kentuckians had mixed reactions to the driver's permit age being lowered to 15 from 16.
Age for Permit Testing Lowers in Kentucky
Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
Congratulations to the Class of 2025!
This year, two staff members from Everybody Counts, a program that helps individuals transition into college and career paths, are assigned to GCHS.
Seniors Can Find Extra Support with Everybody Counts at GCHS
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
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!
Spring Clean Your Mental Health
Spring Clean Your Mental Health
Students worked a fundraising night at Culver's as a way to raise money for DanceBlue. Many opportunities to get involved in the community service exist for high school students at GCHS.
Volunteering Helps Students Build Connections to Their Community
Anna Murphy has always enjoyed the outdoors and works to preserve the environment.
Spring Brings an Awareness of Respecting the Environment
Congratulations to these students that passed the Global Seal of Biliteracy exam in Spanish in 2025.
Learning a Foreign Language Has Many Benefits for Students
Journalism Staffers Acknowledge Their Hardworking Teachers
Journalism Staffers Acknowledge Their Hardworking Teachers
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
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
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
Student Assistants Give Teachers the Gift of More Time
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
Senior Zach Mann practices coding in his computer science course. Many students will use these skills in the work force.

Students Contemplate Options for the Future

Andrew Poole, Staff Reporter • November 7, 2019

Deciding whether or not to continue with higher education can be a daunting task for some. It can be very difficult to find the right college or technical school for one’s intended major or work force...

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