The Grand Haven Hall of Fame grew last Saturday when twelve honorees were inducted during the ceremony at Spring Lake Country Club. The Grand Haven Schools Foundation welcomed a total of 12 inductees under...
Grand Haven parents and educators breathed a sigh of relief this week as conferences were able to take place face-to-face for the first time since the pandemic, which caused them to take place over the...
GHHS is hosting a “Boomerang” event with local businesses to shed some light on careers in Grand Haven. Students can interact with local business people about career and job opportunities, education...
The Board of Education appointed Kristal Boyd to fill the position vacated by Barb Pietrangelo at the conclusion of a board meeting last Thursday. It took place in person and over Zoom at Ferry...
T.E.A.M G.H. Student Committee is in search of new student members to join their team.
The club works towards creating a better school culture among students and staff. They try to promote the message...
The six-hour schedule has been put back into place for this school year.
As summer vacation came to an end and school was back in session, students were hopeful for a sense of normalcy upon their...
New ceramic pieces have been put up in the main hallway display cases. The ceramic pieces will be kept up longer this semester due to art teacher Irene Sipe having a huge semester of ceramic classes.
“I...
Laughter fills the air as science teacher Roger Glass struggles to spit out his famous fish story while he gags on his words.
He pauses from time to time to keep himself from vomiting like he’s...
Parent-teacher conferences are to be held Thursday, Mar. 18 from 3:00-5:30 p.m. through Google Meet or over the phone due to COVID-19.
Parents can sign up for a time slot to meet with teachers through...
Students voted last week for ‘staff pick of the month' and chose Earth Science teacher Nick Vlietstra.
They were given access to a Google Form with all staff members' names. Students voted for who...
Snow day policies will not be affected because of COVID-19. Deciding if the roads are not driveable hasn’t changed at all for superintendent Andy Ingall.
Students are concerned about more school...
Early college is a program where students can earn credits from Muskegon Community College (MCC) with no tuition fees.
“Current 10th graders are applying right now,” counselor Kimberly Kowalski...
![GREENHOUSE GOD: Glass shows different types of plants that students are growing in his Greenhouse Biology class whether it may be different types of vegetables or houseplants. I get pumped up when I see somebody enjoying stuff in the greenhouse. Later they might say Hey, Im gonna build a garden this year. You [then] know that theyre taking away something from the class, Glass said.](https://bucsblade.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/DSCN2407-900x675.jpg)
![EARLY COLLEGE: Sydney Prins, BreAnna Wierda, Abrial Merz, Ali Egered, Kyle Penland and Madison Sylvester are few of the 11th grade students that are a part of the early college program here at Grand Haven High School. Current 11th graders were able to participate in early college on a trial basis [due to COVID-19], counselor Kimberly Kowalski said.](https://bucsblade.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/IMG_0452-900x675.jpg)