This school year, CHS introduced new bathroom and hall passes in order to help teachers keep track of students who leave the classroom during class.
Each classroom gets two passes, and each pass has...
It feels that now more than ever the political landscape is stratified; republicans and democrats entrenched in their positions with a government that is characterized by national events. As a result during...
By Kathy Hu, Advertising/Subscriptions Manager
• June 8, 2018
Participating in school sports, although sometimes just an extracurricular, is a huge commitment, and one that can even begin over the summer.
At CHS, a total of 10 out of the 23 sports are fall...
The film “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” not only delves into the story of a boy who won a golden ticket, but uses the characters of Oompa Loompas to help tell the tale. While also being quite...
Yoga is commonly used as a method of stress relief, however, recent studies have shown that daily yoga can also help combat depression and anxiety. With many of these tribulations being faced by high school...
The MCPS Board of Education appointed Ms. Brandice Heckert to be the new principal of CHS May 21. Heckert will replace principal Joan Benz July 1.
Heckert was the assistant principal at Bethesda Chevy...
By Vicky Gunawan, Observations Editor
• June 8, 2018
Skydiving. Some find jumping out of a plane thrill-inducing and fascinating, while others find it spine-chilling and intimidating. Now, however, those frightened by skydiving no longer have to worry about...
CHS’s advanced theater class put on a modern reenactment of Shakespeare’s “As You Like It” May 21 and 22 with the help of drama teacher Naomi Ratz.
“As You Like It” is about a women Rosalind...
It's rare that we see a television show highlighting minority neighborhoods and the violence that takes place within them. If we did see a show on these topics, however, we would only hope that it would...
By Sapna David, Assistant Arts Editor
• May 24, 2018
Teenager moodiness seems normal to most parents, but is it really just mood swings?
Adults often gloss over the fact that an individual is suffering from depression and leave the situation overlooked...
By Vicky Gunawan, Observations Editor
• May 24, 2018
Opportunities like volunteering for a political campaign are rarely available for high school students, but candidate Jordan Cooper provides the chance of experiencing a political environment through his...
Crediting her childhood growing up all over the world—from Columbia to Peru to Spain and to Mexico—this month’s Teacher of the Month, Stacey Steele-Yue, is able to teach her students Spanish culture...
