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Black Panther vs. Wakanda Forever
Black Panther vs. Wakanda Forever
January 20, 2023
Here are some of the most popular holiday gifts received among teens this past holiday season
Here are some of the most popular holiday gifts received among teens this past holiday season
January 2, 2023
Violent Night might just be the next Die Hard
Violent Night might just be the next Die Hard
December 20, 2022
What are Groves Students Favorite Holiday Movies?
What are Groves Students Favorite Holiday Movies?
December 5, 2022
Senior Gigi Maki rehearsed her lead role, Velma Kelly, on November 1.
Chicago in Beverly Hills
November 3, 2022
I Want To Believe
I Want To Believe
January 23, 2023
Senior Reese Culbertson reenacts the long hours of studying she completed for the SAT. She recounts the numerous hours she spent studying the outdated and extensive subjects covered on the SAT.
Standardized Testing Does More Harm Than Good
January 20, 2023
Black Panther vs. Wakanda Forever
Black Panther vs. Wakanda Forever
January 20, 2023
Lunches at Groves with my friends.
Cafeteria Food Review
January 20, 2023
Boyne City Tourist Guide
Boyne City Tourist Guide
January 18, 2023
Sophomore, Maggie Locricchio, tries to multitask all her classes and extracurriculars illustrated on her cluttered laptop screen.
The Competition at Groves
January 27, 2023
The African Americans Changing Tomorrow club organized and broadcasted an MLK special activity for students just three days prior to the release of a racist exchange between students over social media, on January 12.
Groves administration responds to racist threats among students
January 19, 2023
Preparing for a stellar shot, Miller keeps his eyes on the ball and his focus in range during his game against Detroit Country Day on September 15, 2022.
Groves’ own Mori Miller to play college level soccer this fall
January 18, 2023
The Groves girls at West Bloomfield, awaiting tip-off.
Girls Varsity Basketball team works for the W
January 18, 2023
Goaltender Elizabeth Culbertson spectates from the net as the Blackhawks determinedly battle in the far end.
A look into the Girls’ Varsity Ice Hockey team…wait – that exists?
January 13, 2023
Preparing for a stellar shot, Miller keeps his eyes on the ball and his focus in range during his game against Detroit Country Day on September 15, 2022.
Groves’ own Mori Miller to play college level soccer this fall
January 18, 2023
The Groves girls at West Bloomfield, awaiting tip-off.
Girls Varsity Basketball team works for the W
January 18, 2023
Goaltender Elizabeth Culbertson spectates from the net as the Blackhawks determinedly battle in the far end.
A look into the Girls’ Varsity Ice Hockey team…wait – that exists?
January 13, 2023
Boys tennis team qualifies for the state championship
Boys tennis team qualifies for the state championship
October 12, 2022
Fellow varsity teammates pump up sophomore Sophia Scott during the player introductions before the volleyball game against Seaholm on September 9. We line up and high-five each other during player introductions for every home game, senior Lydia McKeever said.
How a strong relationship between players on girls volleyball team helped on and off the court
July 24, 2022
Homecoming 22: Wylie, Have You Met Walt?
Homecoming ’22: Wylie, Have You Met Walt?
October 25, 2022
The buildings lined up and down the street guide all pedestrians eyes toward the huge Eiffel Tower staring down at everyone. This photo was taken at Rue Saint-Dominique on March 26.
My spring break experience in Paris
May 21, 2022
I lay in the grass under a tombstone, imitating the death of yet another anti-vaxxer. The message engraved on the tombstone on the shirt, “I Did My Own Research”, repeats those who deny science and to ignore the advice of medical experts to do their own “Google” searches. This mentality is detrimental to our community as it causes the continuous spread of misinformation and repeatedly calls for the end of the very practices that can end this pandemic..
DeMarco’s Mark: Anti-vaccine/mask community must stop denying science to help end this pandemic.
July 24, 2022
The Groves basketball team celebrates their win over rival Seaholm with junior guard Jack Abbott after he scored a game-winning layup. “It was so fun playing this game. Good sportsmanship between Groves and Seaholm and a close game is a regular occurrence for us,” Abbott said.
Groves boys basketball team overtakes Seaholm 40-38 in cross town rivalry
January 21, 2022
The oversized thought bubble reading, “Detroit Never Left.” included in a large, vibrant mural is located on Gratiot Avenue near Eastern Market on January 9. Detroit continues to focus on rebuilding, growing and drawing people into the city. The Improve Detroit mobile app makes it accessible for anyone to report issues such as running water, damaged street signs, and potholes directly to the City Hall.
Magic moments in Motown: Detroit’s comeback
January 17, 2022
Sophomore Naveah Cochran-McKay jumps to obtain the ball before her Seaholm opponent at the Little Caesars Arena as part of the Court of Dreams program on December 19. “Theres definitely a ton of intensity because Seaholm is our rival. This pushes us to do better because we want to show them up,” Cochran-McKay said.
Groves’ girls varsity basketball team defeats Seaholm at Little Caesars Arena
January 17, 2022
With a smile spread across my face, I prepare to blow out the candles on my eighth birthday cake during October of 2012. My mom stands behind in admiration, with her arms wrapped around me
Hoping it will never be the last hug
December 15, 2021
Policies and Procedures
July 10, 2022
The Groves’ Women’s Empowerment club shares their excitement over the free period products in the restrooms using their platform on Instagram. Baskets full of new products are available to all students using the women’s or unisex restrooms. The baskets are refilled every week to meet the needs of all students. To hear about future events and projects, check out the Groves Women’s Empowerment Club’s Instagram page, at groveswec.
On Your Period? Women’s Empowerment Club has you Covered
November 17, 2022
I lay in the grass under a tombstone, imitating the death of yet another anti-vaxxer. The message engraved on the tombstone on the shirt, “I Did My Own Research”, repeats those who deny science and to ignore the advice of medical experts to do their own “Google” searches. This mentality is detrimental to our community as it causes the continuous spread of misinformation and repeatedly calls for the end of the very practices that can end this pandemic..
DeMarco’s Mark: Anti-vaccine/mask community must stop denying science to help end this pandemic.
July 24, 2022
The Groves basketball team celebrates their win over rival Seaholm with junior guard Jack Abbott after he scored a game-winning layup. “It was so fun playing this game. Good sportsmanship between Groves and Seaholm and a close game is a regular occurrence for us,” Abbott said.
Groves boys basketball team overtakes Seaholm 40-38 in cross town rivalry
January 21, 2022
The oversized thought bubble reading, “Detroit Never Left.” included in a large, vibrant mural is located on Gratiot Avenue near Eastern Market on January 9. Detroit continues to focus on rebuilding, growing and drawing people into the city. The Improve Detroit mobile app makes it accessible for anyone to report issues such as running water, damaged street signs, and potholes directly to the City Hall.
Magic moments in Motown: Detroit’s comeback
January 17, 2022
Sophomore Naveah Cochran-McKay jumps to obtain the ball before her Seaholm opponent at the Little Caesars Arena as part of the Court of Dreams program on December 19. “Theres definitely a ton of intensity because Seaholm is our rival. This pushes us to do better because we want to show them up,” Cochran-McKay said.
Groves’ girls varsity basketball team defeats Seaholm at Little Caesars Arena
January 17, 2022
With a smile spread across my face, I prepare to blow out the candles on my eighth birthday cake during October of 2012. My mom stands behind in admiration, with her arms wrapped around me
Hoping it will never be the last hug
December 15, 2021

The Groves Scriptor

The Groves Scriptor
Alexis Auten

Alexis Auten, Editor

Alexis Auten is a junior and an editor for the Groves Scriptor.  She is hoping to work on either a Feature piece or Opinion piece this trimester. She is strongly motivated by academic validation to do her best in school. Alexis’ goal is to use her academics to get into a good college. If given the ability to do something without failing, Alexis would water ski. She’s also Co-President of Pre-Med Club and in Groves swimming and water polo. She has been emotionally impacted by her sisters going to college, and in her free time Alexis likes to swim, and hang out with friends.

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Sophomore, Maggie Locricchio, tries to multitask all her classes and extracurriculars illustrated on her cluttered laptop screen.

The Competition at Groves

January 27, 2023
Top 10 Christmas Movies

Top 10 Christmas Movies

December 19, 2022
Sophomore Adi Gerken barely manages to stay awake during her online Zoom’s classes. “It was hard to stay awake in class because I knew that I could sleep and the teacher wouldn’t know,” Gerken said. The action of falling asleep in class had become part of some kids daily routine. Paying attention in class became a chore.

How online school affected teenagers

November 24, 2021
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