Students Show Biblical Knowledge in Annual Bowl Competition
February 25, 2010 • Joshan Smith, Sophomore
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Get your friends together and your Bibles out! Bible Bowl is here at GACS. The Bible Bowl is an academic competition that tests the memory of students on the scriptures. Or you can simply think about it as a Jeopardy game using Bible facts. Each year in elementary, the Bible Bowl reinforces the importance... Read more »
NEWSPAPER JOURNALISM COMMERCIAL
February 21, 2010 • Spartan Spear-it Staff, 2009-2010
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Students share New Year’s Resolutions
December 14, 2009 • Joshan Smith, Sophomore
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WITH EVERY January 1st comes a special tradition called New Year’s resolutions. This is when people set goals to keep while the New Year progresses. Usually adults make New Year’s resolutions to get a new job or a promotion, ask that special someone on a date, or just to lose a few extra pounds. But... Read more »
Elementary Science is Just Not the Same
November 23, 2009 • Eric Stevenson, Junior
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A third grade teacher creates a new science program for two of his kids who are interested. Four years and many calculations later, students ages nine to fourteen get to work hands-on and learn math, engineering, and computer programming in…Robotics. In the past four years, Robotics has grown rapidly... Read more »
Chelsea’s Blog: It All Happened So Fast
October 27, 2009 • Chelsea Mitchell, Senior
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Almost November already? Where has the time gone? As much as I’m enjoying myself here, it doesn’t seem like I’ve been here long enough for teachers to start talking about term papers and semester averages. I feel as if it were “just yesterday” when I was trying on my GACS uniform for the first... Read more »
Teachers’ Pets: Meet Pepino
October 23, 2009
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Finally, she made it home and she is exhausted. She had to board three different planes, security did not let her though and she came home without any luggage. What was the problem? The problem was a little dog named Pepino. Pepino was bought at a gypsy market in Spain by Ms. Amanda Howard. He was sickly... Read more »
Chelsea’s Blog: I Can Tell We’re Gonna Be Friends
October 8, 2009 • By Chelsea Mitchell, Senior
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THIS has probably been the busiest week of my life. Being away from home from seven am through four pm every day really takes its toll on a person physically and mentally. I am exhausted to say the least. The year has started out nicely. I’ve been cast in a play (the annual One-Act Play, Snoopy!) so... Read more »
Chelsea’s Blog: First Day of School
September 29, 2009 • Chelsea Mitchell, Senior
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New Student on Campus MONDAY morning, six a.m., and there’s a ringing in my ears. I’m pretty sure I must have moaned pretty loudly and unpleasantly at that point. After reluctantly crawling out of the bed, I groomed myself and put on my uniform. Ready to go, I hit the road and spent the next thirty... Read more »
Teachers’ Pets: Meet Max
September 8, 2009 • Harrison Payne, Freshman
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One fateful day, a pit-bull and a chow had puppies one of which was Max, the greatest dog that ever lived. MAX was introduced to the Terry family (family of Ms. Jessica Terry). They instantly fell in love with him and adopted him. They trained him and cared for him. After a while, Max knew when it was... Read more »
Back to My Beginnings
September 8, 2009 • Chelsea Mitchell, Senior
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2010. Wearing a white cap and gown, graduating with all of my life-long friends in the quad. That was how I always imagined it –until 2002, when the bomb was dropped. “You’re going to be home schooled, Chelsea,” my mom said, lovingly. Her intentions were well-founded, and I acquiesced without... Read more »
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