Teachers bring family to CHS through their own kids
By Jackson Resnick, Features Editor
October 18, 2018
Filed under Features, Top Stories
A freshman boy gets dropped off at school in front of the main office before first period. He urges his dad to drive away fast so he is not seen with him. His dad drives away into a parking spot in the staff lot and walks right into school behind his son. While this may seem like every high schooler’s...
Teacher Coaches Have Double the Responsibility
By Max Kandel, Staff Writer
February 25, 2016
Filed under Sports
A football player hears the all too familiar "Ready, Set, Go!" from his teacher and instantly realizes he's not at football practice. But when the student is in English class and his teacher happens to be his coach, it’s a different story. Teachers coaches have the extra responsibility of managing...
Teachers Required to Wear ID’s After Break
By Isabel Dibble, News Editor
January 4, 2016
Filed under Top Stories
CHS staff will be required to wear lanyards, displaying their identification cards while at school starting Jan. 4. This change is a renewal from the policy that started many years ago at CHS. "We had a system where teachers wore their badges and students had to carry theirs somewhere in a wallet or poc...
Teachers list their favorite songs from their playlists
By Sarah O'brien, Production Editor
November 25, 2015
Kevin Brown English and AP Lang teacher Kevin Brown likes rock songs with masculine singers, that give meaning to their words. Here are his favorite songs: 1) “Black” by Pearl Jam 2)“Where Did You Sleep Last Night” by Nirvana 3)These next two were a tie for Brown, both performed by the...
Teachers need to learn to not bully
By Sammi Silber, Senior Writer
May 7, 2015
Filed under Opinions
We are all aware of our favorite and least favorite teachers. Some will cheer you on and never give up on you. Others will kill you with their negativity and attitude, which can in the end psychologically affect us students. When students are in school, they have to balance seven periods of homework,...
Teachers look foward to relaxing retirement
By Emily Birnbaum, Editor-In-Chief
May 29, 2013
Filed under Uncategorized
Joel Aronchick Health and physical education teacher Joel Aronchick plans to retire at the end of this year after 35 years of teaching—28 of them with MCPS and four with CHS. He has chosen this year to retire because his daughter and stepdaughter are both graduating from college while his youngest...
Teachers plan to pursue their passions outside of CHS
By Elizabeth Campbell, Emily Birnbaum, Julia Regan, and Jane Zankman
May 24, 2013
Filed under Uncategorized
Scott Selman By Elizabeth Campbell Editor-In-Chief If you’ve ever gone to Blast, a football game, Homecoming, heard the Daily Dose or walked through the CHS building, Scott Selman has affected your time in high school. After nearly a decade as CHS’ Media Service Technician and in other roles,...
Teachers flip classroom
By Ilana Berger, Fact Checker
May 31, 2012
Filed under Uncategorized
In the spring of 2007, Colorado teachers Jonathan Bergmann and Aaron Sams became pioneers not only in education technology, but in the way teachers interact with their students by inventing the flipped classroom. Bergmann and Sams began by recording lessons using screen capture software and posted th...
Different teachers + same class = unfair advantage
By By Stacey Stein, Online Breaking News
December 20, 2011
Filed under Opinions
Every year when students receive their schedule cards, the first thing they do is eagerly scan the teachers they received. News of the "easy" teachers is greeted with shrieks of delight, while others groan at the disappointment of a "hard" teacher. Unfortunately, as unfair as it may be, teachers...
Student-teacher chemistry lacks bonding
By Kyle Edwards, Production Editor
December 22, 2010
Filed under Opinions
Robin William’s character in the film The Dead Poets Society, Jon Keating, not only teaches his students the beauty of the English language, but he also preaches the importance of “carpe diem,” or seizing the day. The sad reality of teaching in today’s world is that the only way a teacher can...
Do teachers have lives? They do! They certainly do!
By By Lori Koenick
Staff Writer
October 4, 2010
Filed under Features
When last bell rings and students rush out to catch the bus and start their afternoon, teachers calmly wait in their classrooms for the chaos to cease. But what do teachers do once they leave the building? Some teachers have surprising hobbies and lead lives dedicated to their families. Modern World...
Teacher favoritism harms class dynamic
By Alec Fanaroff, Online Opinions Editor
May 28, 2010
Filed under Opinions
When I was in fifth grade, my math teacher would reward students who participated in class with a piece of candy for a correct answer. Day after day, my little hand went up and I proudly announced the correct answer. Day after day, I never got a piece of candy. To the best of my memory, every student...