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Granger’s recent lockdown situation raised minor concerns

May 4, 2018

Performance-based grading is taking over Granger High

May 4, 2018

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AT GRANGER, the teachers and district are trying to implement a new way of grading called performance based grading. With this, it makes it so that the students actually have to learn something and pass each one of the tests ...

Now it’s time for these teachers to kick back

Gabriela Thompson, Editor

May 4, 2018

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THERE comes a point in one's life when it is time to move on to greater things in life, whether it is relaxing at home or spending time with their loved ones. This want for something more has been infiltrating some of Granger’...

Is school the right place for activism

Bryon Brinley, Editor

April 5, 2018

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IT SEEMS that student activism is currently at a high point here in America. With the recent events at Parkland, students are now rising up to see a change. While the Parkland students are ruling the news, there is plenty of st...

‘Escape the Ordinary’ contest challenges readers at Granger High

April 5, 2018

Gaming culture is about communities that come together to play

April 5, 2018

Granger has several plans to use when responding to threats

April 5, 2018

The Pi Project helps keep Polynesian students on track to graduate

April 5, 2018

Granger’s PROM was a hit at Viridian

April 5, 2018

FCCLA rents prom dresses for those who don’t want to buy

March 15, 2018

This year’s Granger Lancers are hyped for March Madness

March 7, 2018

Administration is trying to make students more thoughtful, empowered, and connected

Gabriela Thompson, Editor

March 7, 2018

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EXTRINSIC motivation is what Granger’s administration is doing to have more students be thoughtful, empowered and connected. When a students does an action that impresses the teacher, for instance maintaining good grades or be...