GAC Remebers 9/11
Senior Joshan Smith, Editor-in-chief
September 11, 2011
GAC teachers and students remember how their lives changed on September 11th, 2001
Rachel’s Raving – An Overload of Technology
Rachel Middleton, Editor-in-chief
November 5, 2010
Have you ever thought about how dependent we are on technology? Seriously, take tomorrow to consider it. Count how many times you send a text, or pull out your iTouch to play a game, or get on Facebook, or check your e-mail, or read the Spartan Spear-it online newspaper (gacspartanspearit.com). My guess... Read more »
Rachel’s Ravings (Part 2) – Concerts
Rachel Middleton, editor-in-chief
September 27, 2010
Concerts. They’re crowded, noisy, full of obnoxious people, smelly and exhausting. The pounding, thumping music is played at such a volume that it can be painful. Nowhere else can you find such an eclectic group of people than at a concert. Parking is a nightmare so you usually have to deal with the... Read more »
Rachel’s Ravings – This Is It
Rachel Middleton
August 26, 2010
They were intimidating. They were so tall I had to stand on my tiptoes to see over them, dodge and turn sideways so I wouldn’t be squashed. They were prettier, laughed more, talked more. I wanted to be one of them so badly. These were my thoughts about GACS seniors in sixth grade, when my sister was... Read more »
Students Show Biblical Knowledge in Annual Bowl Competition
Joshan Smith, Sophomore
February 25, 2010
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
Spartan Spear-it Staff, 2009-2010
February 21, 2010
2010 NEWSPAPER RECRUITING
Students share New Year’s Resolutions
Joshan Smith, Sophomore
December 14, 2009
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
Eric Stevenson, Junior
November 23, 2009
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
Chelsea Mitchell, Senior
October 27, 2009
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
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 »
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