Tuesday, Aug. 13, was the first day of school for 575 excited and anxious freshmen, who are members of the class of 2022, Grossmont’s 101st graduating class
Sign up for our eNewsletterSign up for our eNewsletterTuesday, Aug. 13, was the first day of school for 575 excited and anxious freshmen, who are members of the class of 2022, Grossmont’s 101st graduating class
The foundation’s motto is “Take Your Memories, Leave Your Footprints,” with footprints being its logo.
For 97 years, Grossmont High School’s students and staff have taken great pride in the traditions surrounding graduation.
By Connie and Lynn Baer | Foothiller Footsteps As graduation nears, Grossmont High School (GHS) has much to celebrate for the second semester.
A relatively “new” Grossmont High School sport is volleyball. Since the first volleyball team “took the court” in 1972, Grossmont students have enjoyed the challenges and the excitement of volleyball.
Not all international students who visit Grossmont High School (GHS) stay for the entire school year. Historically, Foothillers have also hosted students who visit for shorter periods of time.
Welcoming international students to Grossmont High School (GHS) has been a tradition at Grossmont, creating life-altering experiences and lifelong friendships.
Soccer, a sport which is an international sensation, arrived at Grossmont High School (GHS) in 1970. Since then, boys and girls soccer teams have provided Foothillers with opportunities to create amazing memories for themselves and the school.
By Connie and Lynn Baer The first semester of Grossmont High School’s 97th year ended on Dec. 22, 2017. Throughout the semester, the campus was filled with the excitement of student achievement.
By Connie and Lynn Baer
The earliest evidence of a Military Science program at Grossmont High School is a small photograph in the 1948 yearbook “El Recuerdo.” The 1950 yearbook was the first to feature what we now know as the Military Science program — at the time called the California Cadet Corps.
According to the yearbook, “The California Cadet Corps gives high school boys courses in military training and tactics. In addition to their training at school and camps, these uniformed Foothillers regulated traffic and guarded at football and basketball games and at school dances.”