Foothiller Footsteps
Honoring Grossmont High School’s Veterans
As we celebrate Veterans Day on Nov. 12, we would like to honor the 25 Foothillers who graduated from military...
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Generous Grossmont alumni duo leave their mark
By Connie Baer and Lynn Baer | Foothiller Footsteps Since 1921, with the graduation of its first senior class, Grossmont High School...
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Homecoming’s history at Grossmont
Tuesday, Aug. 13, was the first day of school for 575 excited and anxious freshmen, who are members of the...
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Grossmont High School Education Foundation awards scholarships
The foundation’s motto is “Take Your Memories, Leave Your Footprints,” with footprints being its logo.
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Congratulations graduating seniors
For 97 years, Grossmont High School’s students and staff have taken great pride in the traditions surrounding graduation.
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Students, faculty celebrate successful semester
By Connie and Lynn Baer | Foothiller Footsteps As graduation nears, Grossmont High School (GHS) has much to celebrate for...
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Foothiller volleyball wins on court, engineering wins in competition
A relatively “new” Grossmont High School sport is volleyball. Since the first volleyball team “took the court” in 1972, Grossmont...
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Partial year international programs at Grossmont
Not all international students who visit Grossmont High School (GHS) stay for the entire school year. Historically, Foothillers have also...
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International programs foster friendships
Welcoming international students to Grossmont High School (GHS) has been a tradition at Grossmont, creating life-altering experiences and lifelong friendships.
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Foothiller soccer teams’ history of excellence
Soccer, a sport which is an international sensation, arrived at Grossmont High School (GHS) in 1970. Since then, boys and...
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San Diego Border Patrol Agent Suing for Wages Unpaid Since Shutdown Began - Times of San Diego
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Albert Vieira, working as a border agent in San Diego, hasn't been paid since the partial government shutdown began Dec. 22. Now he's the named plaintiff in a major lawsuit against the federal government.