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Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief

Rain Griswold is a senior at Central Kitsap High School. Music and writing are two of her favorite things. She is classically trained in opera and sings as often as she can. Her favorite movie is “Gone With the Wind,” because of the costumes and set design, as well as the cinematography. She is a cat person through and through. Outside of school, she enjoys musicals, books, and iced white mochas. After high school, she plans to attend OC to earn her AA in social services. After two years there, she will transfer to WWU for a MA in social work, as she hopes to become a children and family services manager.

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Gratitude Practice in Time of Test

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
April 12, 2020

Sometimes gratitude practice is as simple as looking around your space for the littlest of life’s blessings; those that bring you joy, peace, and comfort. For me, that looks like a simple plant which...

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ALICE Procedures and Protocols: Are You Prepared?

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
February 28, 2020

ALICE is a school safety program that was created with the purpose of offering additional options to school faculty and students in the event of an armed intruder lockdown. Two of the founders that assisted...

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Tips and Tricks For A Good Night’s Sleep

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
February 26, 2020

From long, grueling school days to stress from extracurriculars and other outside influences, teenagers experience a lot of excitement and stimulation throughout their day-to-day lives. Adolescents...

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Ooey, Gooey, Soft, and Chewy: Cake Mix Cookie Review

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
February 26, 2020

Ever had a box of cake mix lying around? Well, rather than stage a strenuous cake-making production, why not whip up some cookies instead? In an effort to make use of a box of rainbow chip cake mix...

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The Passion Behind AVID

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
February 4, 2020

High schools throughout the country are offering an elective class that offers extra support to college-bound students with special emphasis on growing writing, critical thinking, teamwork, organization...

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Freedom of Expression? Only If Majority Says, “YES!”

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
November 26, 2019

The First Amendment of the US Constitution lays the foundation for many of America's freedoms. Right to free speech and expression allow for a free-flowing, open communication of grievances and suggestions. High...

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Cercle Français!

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
November 13, 2019

Central Kitsap High School French teacher, Kimberly Yee, has reinstated a French Club. En français, le club s'appelle "Cercle français!" The club meets on Tuesdays one time each month and meetings...

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Hungry? Too Bad

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
October 29, 2019

For some school-aged children, breakfast and lunch can’t be found at home. This is why the Free and Reduced Lunch Program is so important. The Free and Reduced Lunch program allows students of low-income...

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The Cost of School Lunch

by Rain Griswold, Editor-in-Chief
October 15, 2019

Central Kitsap schools play a serious role in student health by providing free and reduced meals to children of low-income families. However, lunch can be costly to those who fly just under the qualification...

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