As my senior year and time as an MCPS student come to a close and I sit down to write my final article for the Observer, I know that there are a million pieces of advice I could give the underclassmen....
The Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC) is continuing to investigate the causes of water main breaks in Chevy Chase March 18 and College Park March 20.
The water main breaks caused major disruptions...
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...
2012 was filled with newsworthy events. The following is a list compiled by the Observer of the top events of the year.
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Obamacare
The Affordable Care Act, a nationwide health care law that...
Superintendent Joshua Starr gave a "State of the Schools" address Nov. 12 to update the community on MCPS’ progress.
The theme of this inaugural address was "Building the Future Together." The slogan...
Ten years ago this month, John Allen Muhammad and Lee Boyd Malvo terrorized the CHS community and the Washington D.C. metro area by randomly shooting and killing civilians for 21 days.
Muhammad was executed...
Even though the oldest CHS students were just in second grade when the Twin Towers were attacked on 9/11, many still remember the day’s events. Now, the memorial building, 1 World Trade Center (1 WTC),...
He has already scored nine goals and contributed six assists—and that’s just through the first five games of the season. With this strong start, senior captain Cameron Mosheydi is in a position to...
The softball team has had a rough start to the season. After seven games, the Bulldogs have clinched just three wins.
The team beat Richard Montgomery 10-2 April 19, Bethesda-Chevy Chase 11-4 April...
Superintendent Joshua Starr held a press conference with reporters from high school newspapers Oct. 18 to discuss MCPS issues and introduce himself to the community.
Starr focused on variability,...
