In November 2018, the voters of Jeffco approved ballot measures 5A and 5B.  5A was a mill levy increase to help improve teacher compensation, and 5B was a $567 million bond of which Green Mountain High School will receive roughly $14M for badly needed school improvements.  These will include significant...

School newspapers are often at the epicenter of a school’s image. The idea of searching for information, finding leads on stories, and providing commentary on the school has been captivating for many since schools started to publish newspapers. Sadly, this medium for student opinion has slowly been...

For those watching, election night was a bit of a mixed bag for Jeffco public school funding.  Mill Levy 5A was passing with just over 54% of the vote. The $33 million measure would go towards teacher raises, security, and other school programs.  It was a small but welcome step after a similar measure...

Note: Opinions expressed in this piece do not represent the views of this paper or the school. The gym at Green Mountain High School sits unused. Water leakage from storms has seeped under the floor, leading to the cancellation of volleyball and gymnastics events that were scheduled at the school....

(G: Newspaper is coming to a close, and before we end this school year, we wanted to get one final interview in. We have had a continued series throughout these past few weeks as we covered each of the assistant principals, interviewing them throughout this second semester. However, there is one person...