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A good luck poster made for the Olympians.
A Creekview send-off for its Olympians
A float in the homecoming parade.
Homecoming week
Volleyball at the View
Volleyball at the ‘View
Pauline Benton, Agricultural Education Instructor, FFA Advisor, National FFA Teacher Ambassador: I have been at Creekview for seven years, teaching agriculture. Prior to that, I taught 14 years of science at Sequoyah and seven years of agriculture at Cherokee. I love the agriculture/FFA program and will miss my students and colleagues very much. I will always remember that the reason we have a facility is that one of my students was brave enough to tell other adults we needed one. This year in October, we had our first American FFA Degree recipient, which is a moment I am very proud of because of the hard work and effort of that student. I love that the FFA will continue to make a positive difference in the lives of students long after I am gone.  
Signing off
Aleyna Brondo (Science):  When not teaching biology, Ms. Brondo enjoys being outdoors hiking trails, taking pictures, and spending time with friends and family.
A look back at Creekview’s “new” teachers
Grande start to the day
‘Grande’ start to the day
A good luck poster made for the Olympians.
A Creekview send-off for its Olympians
A float in the homecoming parade.
Homecoming week
Volleyball at the View
Volleyball at the ‘View
Pauline Benton, Agricultural Education Instructor, FFA Advisor, National FFA Teacher Ambassador: I have been at Creekview for seven years, teaching agriculture. Prior to that, I taught 14 years of science at Sequoyah and seven years of agriculture at Cherokee. I love the agriculture/FFA program and will miss my students and colleagues very much. I will always remember that the reason we have a facility is that one of my students was brave enough to tell other adults we needed one. This year in October, we had our first American FFA Degree recipient, which is a moment I am very proud of because of the hard work and effort of that student. I love that the FFA will continue to make a positive difference in the lives of students long after I am gone.  
Signing off
Sweet smell of $ucce$$
Sweet smell of $ucce$$
Music to their ears
Music to their ears
His calling: calling NBA games
His calling: calling NBA games
Courtside commentator
Courtside commentator
Photo courtesy of Deseret News
On the road again
A good luck poster made for the Olympians.
A Creekview send-off for its Olympians
Volleyball at the View
Volleyball at the ‘View
The 2021-2022 drill team with Drill Commander Cadet Major Spencer Chattin and Assistant Drill Commander Cadet Captain Logan Burgess.
JROTC 2021-22: a fine finish
His calling: calling NBA games
His calling: calling NBA games
Courtside commentator
Courtside commentator
Music to their ears
Music to their ears
The dark side of social media
The dark side of social media
New principles
New principles
The good old days
The good old days
Not now... maybe later
Not now… maybe later
The Student News Site of Creekview High School

The Clawprint
The Student News Site of Creekview High School

The Clawprint
Grande start to the day
Pauline Benton, Agricultural Education Instructor, FFA Advisor, National FFA Teacher Ambassador: I have been at Creekview for seven years, teaching agriculture. Prior to that, I taught 14 years of science at Sequoyah and seven years of agriculture at Cherokee. I love the agriculture/FFA program and will miss my students and colleagues very much. I will always remember that the reason we have a facility is that one of my students was brave enough to tell other adults we needed one. This year in October, we had our first American FFA Degree recipient, which is a moment I am very proud of because of the hard work and effort of that student. I love that the FFA will continue to make a positive difference in the lives of students long after I am gone.  
Aleyna Brondo (Science):  When not teaching biology, Ms. Brondo enjoys being outdoors hiking trails, taking pictures, and spending time with friends and family.
News
A Creekview send-off for its Olympians
Homecoming week
Volleyball at the ‘View
Sports
A good luck poster made for the Olympians.
A Creekview send-off for its Olympians
Becca Tyler and Reece Gramling • October 17, 2022

Volleyball at the View
Volleyball at the 'View
Becca Tyler and Reece Gramling • August 24, 2022

The Creekview Grizzlies Volleyball team is in the midst of its 2022 season. Jessica Estes...

The 2021-2022 drill team with Drill Commander Cadet Major Spencer Chattin and Assistant Drill Commander Cadet Captain Logan Burgess.
JROTC 2021-22: a fine finish
Jacob Giese, Staff Writer • May 16, 2022

                The Grizzly...

Arts and Entertainment
Sweet smell of $ucce$$
Music to their ears
His calling: calling NBA games
Opinion
Music to their ears
Music to their ears
Becca Tyler, Staff Writer • May 3, 2022

Many students despise the thought of spending their free time studying and often find...

The dark side of social media
The dark side of social media
Reece Gramling, Staff Writer • April 15, 2022

In 2022, it seems as if almost every teenager connects through social media. It is one...

New principles
New principles
Reece Gramling, Staff Writer • March 8, 2022

Late to school? In danger of losing a parking pass? Rules regarding parking passes are...

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‘Grande’ start to the day
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Homecoming week
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