Ever wanted to meet a teacher who has extensive knowledge on current events, global warming, pollution, energy conservation or ecological footprints? Well look no further, as WCHS has the teacher for you.
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A comic book hero turned into film? Check. Shooting laser beams from her wrists? Check. Nice battle scenes and great chemistry? Check. And Marvel’s first female-led superhero film? Check.
The story...
By Dani Miller, Production Designer
• April 3, 2019
Rabbits, Sewers and Scissors, oh my!
On the heels of his widely successful (and brilliant) 2017 directorial debut, Get Out, director Jordan Peele’s sophomore project, Us, tells the story of a modern...
By Eliza Asbury, Online Editor-in-Chief
• February 8, 2019
Social media is here to stay and that is a fact. How we use it, however, is constantly changing. The IndieFlix Original documentary “LIKE,” released Oct. 2018, highlights the modern effects of social...
With an solid record and consistently improving players, this year's varsity boys basketball team is starting to make some noise. This is due in part to senior John Mbeng.
Finishing up his final season...
At WCHS, the media center periodically hosts authors to talk to students about their novels as well as the writing process. Deborah Schaumberg, author of ‘The Tombs’ and mother of WCHS alumnae, spoke...
‘Hey, a friend added you on After Hours! Join the fun!’ a text message reads, indicating yet another anonymous app has been created. Marketing itself towards high schoolers, anonymous social media...
By Julia Lescht, Online Editor-in-Chief
• October 23, 2018
CHS National Honor Society (NHS) inducted the rest of its members for the 2018-2019 school year Thursday, Oct. 4.
The ceremony took place in the CHS auditorium and was led by NHS sponsor and social...
By Caitlyn Jennings, Assistant Observations Editor
• May 15, 2018
All year long, advanced placement (AP) teachers prepare CHS students for the AP exams that come around every May, and every May, students undergo the stress that comes with studying for these exams. There...
By Sara Heimlich, Editor-in-Chief
• November 21, 2017
Girls varsity field hockey has once again won the regional championships — but they couldn’t have accomplished this without leading scorer and junior Alex Sperling on the offense.
Sperling...
After an incredible coaching career former CHS baseball head coach and football assistant coach Chuck Stevens is being honored with the CHS baseball field being named after him.
The ceremony...
By Eliza Asbury, Features Editor
• November 1, 2017
By winning the state championship, the Montgomery County High School Special Olympics basketball team scored their way to the national championship in Seattle this year.
Every four years,...
