By Julia Lescht, Public Relations Manager
• March 22, 2017
On Wednesday March 8th, people around the world celebrated International Women’s Day to commemorate the gender equality movement and to celebrate women’s economic, social, cultural and political achievements.
Across...
By Anna Baranko, Social Media Editor
• February 24, 2017
Earlier this week, a new sign-in system for the media center that was implemented.
Now, students coming into the media center during a class need to sign in on a chromebook before getting onto a...
Two female North Korean refugees who now live in South Korea visited CHS on Jan. 4. With the help of the CHS club ‘Building Bridges with Letters’ and the Jangdaehyun School in South Korea, the school...
On Jan. 21, over 500,000 people attended the Women’s March on Washington rally. The event took place day after Trump’s presidential inauguration.
The Women’s March on Washington included a rally...
As per the new grade system, students who receive an A first quarter and a B second quarter will receive an A on their transcript for the semester. Previously, the final exam grade students received determined...
Stanford University recently recognized Spanish teacher Kristin Beheler for exceptional teaching as part of their Teacher Tribute initiative.
Beheler was nominated by CHS Alumnus Bradley Lawrence because...
By Anna Baranko, Social Media Editor
• October 13, 2016
A pep rally is like a mandatory class on school spirit, except most kids skip.
The fall pep rally is scheduled for Friday October 14, which also happens to be SOS day.
The homecoming football game...
Teacher club sponsors, teachers and students attended Club Night at 7 p.m. on Sept. 29 in the Cafeteria.
According to Assistant School Administrator La Faye Burris, there were 83 clubs presenting for...
As of early September, cases of Hepatitis A have been breaking out in different states, including Virginia and Maryland. Smoothies were the cause of this sudden outbreak.
Frozen strawberries have...
Eric Guerci of B-CC was re-elected as the MCPS Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB) April 27.
Every student attending a secondary school in MCPS was eligible to vote and 84.1 percent of them...
CHS seniors will be wearing college shirts and other college paraphernalia to school April 22 to display pride for their college decision. The date by which most students must commit to a college is May...
Here’s the CHS forecast for the week: the original date for turning on the air conditioning, April 11, will be pushed back until the weather warms up.
According to an email sent to CHS faculty by...
