Class of 2019 celebrates graduation, academic achievements
Michael Wafford, Staff Writer
May 29, 2019
Filed under 2019 Yearbook Spring Supplement, Life, Senior Magazine, Showcase
GCAA holds fourth annual prom: A Starry Night
Aiya Hunter, Staff Writer
April 18, 2019
Filed under 2019 Yearbook Spring Supplement, Life, News
This year the junior and senior prom was held at the Caramel Room at Bissinger’s on April 6, from 7pm to 10:30pm. The venue had plenty of space including the terrace area, but there were less than 50 attendees at the event. This year's theme was A Starry Night. There were six different nominees for both p...
Middle school students form a “Dance Off” for positive behavior
Nuri Broady, Staff Writer
April 16, 2019
Filed under 2019 Yearbook Spring Supplement, Life
Middle School teachers and students put together a dance battle performance as a good behavior incentive for grades 6-8. The dance battle was held March 21st, 2019 and was an event for kids that had good behavior to get a chance to enjoy themselves. There were many wonderful performers such as; ...
After successful past, chess team eyes more trophies in 2019
Ace Moen, Staff Writer
November 27, 2018
Filed under Life
One of the most successful, but often overlooked student organizations is the chess team. Their trophies dominate the case in the main lobby and line the windows and shelves in the main office, with some going back to the school’s founding year in 2010. “We went to like four or five [team...
Jermaine Williams, junior
Jessica Carter, Staff Writer
November 21, 2018
Filed under Humans of GCAA, Life
“My first wish would be for all kids to have access to a good education. My second wish would be for women in all countries have equal rights. And my third wish would be that people would stop being racists bigots and everyone would start accepting and appreciating each other.” -Jermaine Williams, ...
Actors prepare for fall semester play “Metamorphoses”
Natalie O'Dell, Business Manager
November 20, 2018
Filed under Life
Metamorphoses, a play composed of short stories from Greek mythology, is unconventional in its storytelling, which added many challenges for casting and practicing. Each cast member was given roles based on the monologue they did for the audition, as well as their movement, given its emphasis on physicality. The play was directed...
Reginald Coleman, senior
Christopher Corriveau, Staff Writer
November 14, 2018
Filed under Humans of GCAA, Life
"My goal in life is to be successful, to where I can support my family. Since I just recently got into acting, I want to go far, like probably Broadway, also I want to act in like movies and TV shows. I don't want to just stop there either; I want to keep going forward to where maybe I'm creating more...
Noah Trevino, eighth grade
Jessica Carter, Staff Writer
November 7, 2018
Filed under Humans of GCAA, Life
“I’m in jazz, intro to modern, drama II, and boys’ choir. My favorite is boys’ choir because I don’t have to dress up and continually change and I feel like people try more in choir and it’s also much less crowded. It leaves more space to yourself.” -Noah Trevino, eighth grade ...
Homecoming held at new venue
Natalie O'Dell, Business Manager
November 6, 2018
Held at a separate venue for the first time, this year's homecoming featured several new changes from the past homecomings held in the cafeteria. Senior Mario Harris, the high school president, along with the rest of High School STUCO, were the ones to institute this. "It was something different,...
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