Finals near as end of school year approaches
Aurora Phillips, Engagement Editor
May 1, 2019
Finals draw near as the school year approaches the last few weeks. High school finals will begin on Friday, May 24th, and continue to Thursday, May 30th. Senior finals begin two weeks before, starting on Friday, May 10th, and going till the seniors' last day, Wednesday, May 15th. Seniors will also...
Schedules changed school-wide due to EOC and MAP testing
Kaitlyn Eckhard, Assistant Editor
April 29, 2019
Since April 22nd, schedules have been changed school-wide due to MAP and EOC testing and will continue until May 10th. Schedules with return to normal May 13th. Schedules are as below. ...
Environmental activist Tim Oey stops at GCAA to talk about his trip across country
Amirah Bauder, Staff Writer
April 23, 2019
Tim Oey is not like most people. Most people would get to a college reunion by car, plane, or even train. Most people would choose one of these modes of transportation to reach a distant destination. But Tim Oey is not ‘most people’. Tim is biking the whole way there. By May 27th, Tim Oey ...
GCAA holds fourth annual prom: A Starry Night
Aiya Hunter, Staff Writer
April 18, 2019
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...
Colleges collaborate with dance department
Natalie O'Dell, Business Manager
April 17, 2019
The dance department has collaborated with two colleges, Webster University and Iowa University, to enrich their program. The former is a connection from many years back, and the latter is fresh from this semester. Iowa University reached out to the dance department, as they were looking to recruit s...
A gifted adventure: Nobbe leaves GCAA
Kennedy Brown, Staff Writer
April 16, 2019
With almost forty years in teaching gifted education, gifted education specialist Christine Nobbe, has been accepted to a position in the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education as the director of gifted education. Her last day at GCAA was April 3rd, 2019. “So I'm a little dep...
Green class entered in contest for recycling program
Natalie O'Dell, Business Manager
April 10, 2019
The middle school’s green class is among the fifty-nine St. Louis schools entered to win prizes worth up to $600 dollars for their work on bringing recycling to their school through Green Schools quest, a challenge from the Missouri Gateway Chapter of the US Green Building Council. Participants were pres...
Students, teachers participate in lip sync battle to fund HERstory
Aiya Hunter, Staff Writer
April 3, 2019
On Friday March 8, there was a lip sync battle between students, staff, and a mix of both. Students purchased one dollar tickets to attend the battle during block B8. Junior Paul Hollis hosted the event. “Our two hosts that we had unfortunately dropped out and had other business to do. I was t...
Additional school days added due to extreme winter weather
Aiya Hunter, Staff Writer
March 24, 2019
During the 2018-2019 school year, there have been four days called off due to weather hazards. As required by state law, there are six days built into the school calendar to accommodate for potential school closings due to weather or other circumstances. In a district-wide letter addressed on March 20, 2...
High school students recognized for first semester academic achievements
Kaitlyn Eckhard, Assistant Editor
March 21, 2019
On Wednesday March 21, High School Students were recognized for their academic achievements during first semester. Students were recognized for their GPA, individual department awards, National Honors Society and Galileo test scores. Perfect Attendance Senior Mark X Sophomore Khaliah Jones...
Students and teachers collaborate on this year’s HERstory Museum
Jessica Carter, Staff Writer
March 15, 2019
On Friday, March 15, GCAA will be presenting the HERstory Museum from 5-7pm. Headed by art teacher Caitlin Munguia, the HERstory Museum is a display of student and teacher collaborative projects to honor National Women's Month through arts. Seventh grader Paul Notaro is one of the many students who contr...
Middle school students progress to the National Spelling Bee written semifinals on March 9th
Michael Wafford, Staff Writer
March 2, 2019
On Monday, February 4th, eighth grader Kavi Stevick and seventh grader Gretchen Herzberg competed in the all-school spelling bee. Kavi was hailed the school champion and Herzberg the runner-up. “I really wasn't expecting it...It was a surprise for me when I was one of the last two people,” Herzbe...
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