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Granite Hills has three international students for the 2024-25 school year. They are pictured, from left, Eva Episheva, Hannah Forberg and Nina Pandilovska.

Grizzlies go international

Angel Hernandez Palomares, Senior Staff Writer November 20, 2024

Schools around the country receive international students from all over the world every year. Granite Hills welcomed three international students for the 2024-25 school year in Hannah Forberg, Nina Pandilovska,...

Katie Morales is a senior at Granite Hills High School. She is currently accepting appointments for her small eyelash business Lashed by Kayy. You can find her on Instagram @lashxkayy.

Katie Morales shows women can be entrepreneurs

Brenda Bernal, Senior Staff Writer November 18, 2024

More and more women are becoming business owners. Over the last 20 years, women-owned businesses have grown by 114 percent. In the United States, there are nearly 13 million women-owned businesses. But...

Photo Gallery: Grizzlies record first playoff win

Photo Gallery: Grizzlies record first playoff win

November 15, 2024

The Granite Hills football team ended its playoff football drought with a 35-7 win over Foothill on Nov. 8 at Jacob Rankin Stadium. It was the program's first-ever playoff win in the school's 25-year history. Photos...

Photo Gallery: Veteran's Day Festivities

Photo Gallery: Veteran’s Day Festivities

Alex Vargas, Jose Nava Apolonio, and Noe Campos November 12, 2024

All photos by Noe Campos, Jose Nava Apolonio, and Alex Vargas.

Granite Hills students play Super Smash Bros. during lunch.

Video games and violence: Unpacking the controversy

Andrew Smith, Senior Staff Writer November 5, 2024

People have been convinced for a long time now that video games are terrible for mental health. They have also been convinced that violent video games promote and lead to violence.  An article on Nemours...

Granite Hills senior Jose Nava is awarded a challenge coin by Porterville Mayor Martha A. Flores. Flores encourages young people to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming election. Nava plans on voting in the upcoming election since he has already turned 18 years old.

Why Your Vote Matters: A Guide for First-Time Voters

Jose Nava Apolonio, Senior Staff Writer October 30, 2024

On November 5, the next president of the United States of America will be elected by the people. However, high school seniors who have already turned 18 years old, election day is a chance to voice their...

Joanna Molina stuns in pink in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness month.

Meet Joanna Molina, a superb scholar at Granite Hills High School

Lucero Tapia-Diaz, Senior Staff Writer October 23, 2024

Joanna Molina is an outgoing 17-year-old senior pathway ambassador for the Computer Operations and Development Education (CODE) Pathway at Granite Hills High School. Molina was born and raised in Porterville...

ASB and Homecoming nominees break just before the rally.

A behind-the-scenes look at Homecoming

Alex Vargas, Senior Staff Writer October 7, 2024

It is no secret that Homecoming is one of the most important events around Granite Hills High School. But does anyone ever wonder what goes on to make sure these events happen and the hard work that gets...

All ACE classes join together for a group picture at UCLA.

ACE Pathway visits UCLA and Rose Bowl Stadium

Esmeralda Ceballos and Karla Mendoza September 25, 2024

At Granite Hills High School, it has become a cherished tradition for students involved with the Academy of Careers in Education (ACE) to visit UCLA and the iconic Rose Bowl Stadium. This experience fosters...

Granite Hills High School is celebrating its 25th anniversary

25 years of Grizzly pride

Jose Nava Apolonio and Noe Campos September 23, 2024

Granite Hills High School has been a cornerstone of the Porterville community since it opened in 1999. It is one of eight high schools in Porterville Unified School District and is known for its commitment...

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