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17-year-olds Sarah Shapiro and Skye Loventhal did not let the quarantine stop them from pursuing their studies and coming up with a strategy to help others.
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"My dog ate my homework," is no excuse for Mr. Christensen's R3 class periods 1, 2, 3, and 4. The Big History Project teacher and his R3 class have wrapped their assignment entitled, "Pictures of Pets Doing Homework."
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Beginning May 27, free meals will be distributed from 7 - 11 a.m. to students, community youth and children Monday - Friday. Food to not be consumed onsite. Breakfast and Lunch served together. Distribution to occur on Kingsbury Street.
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A digital time capsule entitled, "Love for the Class of 2020" encourages students, teachers, families, alumni and community members to send in encouraging messages to help lift spirits during the COVID-19 global pandemic.
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Congratulations to the following GHC seniors on their scholarship awards from Granada Hills Rotary Club!
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To comply with health guidelines, we are distributing the senior items by implementing a pickup procedure by vehicle.
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The Granada Hills Charter High School sophomore who, like many other teens has been idled by the coronavirus pandemic, was interested in providing meals for medical workers in the San Fernando Valley. And, with the support of friends and a couple of businesses, he’s been able to do just that.
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We are excited to share with you our plans to celebrate our graduating class. Despite our circumstances, we are persevering in honoring our graduates this year. Watch our ASB's announcement of FOUR ways we are going to celebrate the GHC Class Of 2020!
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Download GHC's guide to navigating the new AP exam format released by the College Board.
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Local educational agencies, including school districts, will publish a written report to their communities that explains how they have responded to COVID-19, including steps they have taken to deliver distance learning and meet the needs of disadvantaged students. The order extends the deadlines for completing annual planning processes to enable local educational agencies to prioritize more exigent needs. Read the full press release below.
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