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Media students attended the AIPA state convention on Nov. 6 and came away with awards for design, photography, and general excellence.

Media students earn recognition at AIPA convention

December 18, 2018

Council members attend leadership conference in Casa Grande

December 14, 2018

In November NJHS and Student Council board members went on a student leadership conference field trip, where there they did various leadership activities, to Casa Grande after being offered to go. They...

During a session with Crystal Kazmierski, Jennifer Wilson discusses ways to use theme elements on a new spread with seventh graders Haily Spears and Savannah Koch and adviser Jason Davis.

Elite workshop leads to big changes to yearbook

November 1, 2018

AVID program aims to create positive mindset, prep students for college

September 14, 2018

StuCo members display their banner and Master Council plaque. The group earned the AAJHSC's top honor at the state convention on May 10.

Student Council earns master status

June 1, 2018

Canyon Chronicle staff members display their Gold Medalist certificate and Silver Crown Award from the Columbia Scholastic Press Association.

‘Chronicle’ earns second Crown Award

April 3, 2018

Demonstrating her opposition to the five-day schedule for the 2018-19 school year, Ashlyn Wiram, 7, leads a group of students around the courtyard in a lunchtime protest. AJUSD went to a four-day week three years ago to keep teachers in the district. “The fact that we are one of the lowest paying school districts puts our teachers in a position they don't want to be in,” Wiram said.

Calendar vote leads to lunchtime protest

March 1, 2018

Eighth grader London Arhin makes set props for the production of

Drama students prepping production of ‘Oz’

March 1, 2018

Yearbook staff members display their plaque for earning second place in the Lifetouch Yearbook Showcase for the second consecutive year. Pictured are eighth graders Mallory Mellor, Olivia McCrary, Kashmir Baillie, Isabella Vasquez, and adviser Jason Davis.

Yearbook earns second place in Lifetouch contest

March 1, 2018

Painting a castle scene for her Valentine's dance poster, eighth grader Maria Alamillo Flores outlines a horse in black paint. The dance will be from 5:15-7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 7.

Valentine’s dance moves to Wednesday

February 5, 2018

StuCo president Kashmir Baillie pushes a pie into the face of language arts teacher Lisa Schroeder during the first quarter assembly on Oct. 4. Baillie was part of a group that organized a fundraiser to help hurricane victims using pies in teacher faces as an incentive for students to donate.

Teachers take pies in the face to help StuCo raise money for hurricane victims

December 20, 2017

Staff members of the Canyon Chronicle are finalists for a Columbia Scholastic Press Association Gold Crown Award.
Back: Kathryn Matthes, Josh Mott, David Tomazin, Daisy Gonzales, Rylee Anforth, Delaney Siggia, Austin Martinez, and Mario English.
Front: Kelley Bentley and Kallie Mastin.

Chronicle named finalist for digital Crown

December 11, 2017