Dear Editor:
I am writing in regards to your recent article “What we learned from the Boston Bombing” which was published in the school newspaper on May 22nd, 2013. I have some concerns and reservations...
CHS students and fellow community members gathered in the gym May 21 to remember sophomore Evan Rosenstock who passed away Monday.
CHS families learned of his death through social media sites Facebook...
CHS staff and administration are working to improve financial processes and procedures after receiving a subpar 2012 internal audit from MCPS.
Some of the audit’s criticisms included incorrectly classified...
By Julia Heimlich, Circulation Manager
• February 28, 2013
Students across Montgomery County will finally have free access to a wireless connection on any personal device in schools beginning in the 2013-2014 school year, thanks to an MCPS Board of Education vote...
Students from Rock Creek Forest Elementary School and Crest Haven Elementary School came to CHS Jan. 30 to see CHS students perform Peggy and the Pint Size Pirates.
According to drama teacher Lynda...
Seven new promethean boards were set up in classrooms around the school during the semester exam break. Five of the new boards were purchased by the Educational Foundation with money from fundraisers,...
By Emilie Plesset, Online Editor-In-Chief
• December 3, 2012
Students gathered in the cafeteria Nov. 16 to give back to the community on the CHS Day of Community Service.
Students and faculty met after school to make sandwiches that were donated to Martha’s Table,...
Each one is unique, yet the same. They are all the same color, but each has a different name. Apart, they are one person. Together, they are a community.
The Above the Influence club created a Red Ribbon...
By Emilie Plesset, Online Editor-in-Chief
• November 7, 2012
For the past several months, Maryland residents have been bombarded with fliers, radio announcements, and television commercials begging the public to vote in favor of or against four referendums that...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• October 14, 2012
Montgomery County Superintendent Joshua Starr will hold his first Student Town Hall meeting at Northwest High School Oct. 15. There will be multiple events held at various schools throughout the county...
By Julia Greenzaid, Online Breaking News Editor
• October 4, 2012
Every 15 Minutes, someone in the U.S. is severely injured or killed in an alcoholic-related or distracted driving accident.
The nationwide campaign, “Every Fifteen Minutes,” targeted at making...
Getting a license is an important milestone for teenagers, but before being handed that small plastic rectangle of freedom teens have to engage in a mandatory driver’s education course.
Maryland law...
