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Grants Pass High School Student Digital Newspaper - The November 2022 Issue
In this Issue of The Scroll: Ocean Workers, AI Art, Dream Face Reveal Satire, a new Food for Thought column, National Days of the Month and so much more!
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let's give 'em pumpkin to talk about
let's give 'em pumpkin to talk about
It is beginning to look a lot like the season for cronchy leaves! Walkin' down the street and flinging dead leaves around with your rain booted feet like we are li'l toddlers again. Oh how we miss those days. The Scroll hopes that cooler weather will bring out the best in all of us as we trudge through the school year. The Scroll photographers wanted to bring a little love from fall to you this month with our mauve vibes. Make sure to check out the photos below!
Activities are taking form all around us. Volleyball, theatre, football games, and much more are occurring all around us. The Scroll is a great resource to keep up-to-date on all things GPHS. If you are ever having a huge case of FOMO, then pop on by here and we'll keep you updated on all upcoming school events.
As always, take care of yourselves and
Thanks for Scrolling!
Thanks for Scrolling!
-The Scroll Team
Taken by Scroll Photographer Kayla Newman
Taken by Scroll Photographer Kayla Newman
Where did you find this recipe? Google, Google?
Where did you find this recipe? Google, Google?
Taken by Scroll Photographer Lillie Olson
Taken by Scroll Photographer Lillie Olson
Sorry my thanksgiving puns are so corny
Sorry my thanksgiving puns are so corny
Taken by Scroll Photographer Kayla Newman
Taken by Scroll Photographer Kayla Newman
The month of November is...
The month of November is...
Native American Heritage Month
National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month
National Diabetes Month
Lung Cancer Awareness Month
National Epilepsy Awareness Month
National Family Caregivers Month
Thanksgiving
Veterans Day
Day of the Dead
World Tsunami Awareness Day
National STEM Day
World Kindness Day
Clean Out Your Fridge Day
Quotes From Our Team!
Quotes From Our Team!
"Joining The Scroll gave me a space to write about whatever I wanted, and the community is my biggest safe space within GPHS now. I never thought I would be into journalism until I made the decision to try it out."
Amber Medina-Montoya, Junior, Secretary for The Scroll
"Joining The Scroll was one of the best things I have ever done. It has ignited my passion for journalism and was something I never thought I would do. It's an amazing environment and I am glad I am able to be a part of it."
-Kayla Newman, Senior, Photographer, Cartoonist, Journalists
"The Scroll for me is somewhere I feel comfortable and welcomed. A place to express creativity and inform people while enjoying writing and learning."
- Teagan McNamara, Junior, Photojournalist
"The Scroll became really important to me over the past year and I have loved everyone I've met here. There are so many great writers here and I love reading the articles they all create."
-Kai Blackmon, Sophomore, Satirist, PR Director for The Scroll
How We Organize Our Issues
How We Organize Our Issues
Our Homepage houses important info and featured content that we want front and center of the issue. Usually, we will also have a quick monthly snippet about seasonal events. All other articles are usually available under our category drop-down boxes and more categories can be found under the "More v" button. To access instructions on how to navigate the issues, click the drop down menu under The Scroll Home Page and click the "How To Access Our Issues" tab. Our more informational sections are on their own towards the bottom such as the Scroll feedback survey and Contact The Scroll! with meeting times and contact information.
If you have any further questions, you can contact our team advisor and president at these emails:
Jenny Tyrrell, Club Advisor: jtyrrell@grantspass.k12.or.us
Deenie Bulyalert, President: p.bulyalert@d7apps.gp.k12.or.us
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