Ordinary Classes, Extraordinary Chances For Success
By Jasmine Baten and Ariel Levchenko
March 22, 2016
It’s the CHS motto—maintain academic rigor at all costs. At CHS, a well-rounded schedule usually means that one should take as many intensive honors and AP classes as possible, preferably with lots of calculus and difficult science thrown in. This results in many regular, supposedly easy classes...
CHS Cuts Elective Courses
By Michael Fox and Jonathan Greenzaid
March 22, 2016
Each school year both the county’s and each individual high school’s curriculum will change as a result of fluctuations in registration for certain courses. This year, specifically at CHS, several courses will be cut for the 2016-17 school year. Courses to be cut next year include African American...
Students to ‘Request’ not ‘Register’ for Next Year’s Courses
By Lauren Roseman, Production Editor
February 29, 2016
CHS has undergone changes to the class registration process in order to make the system more efficient and more reflective of the way registering for classes actually works. One way counselors have made the registration process more realistic is by simply changing the phrase “registering for classes”...
CHS offers Summer Symposium classes
By Dana Youngentob
Online News Editor
April 13, 2011
CHS is again offering its annual Summer Symposium, a series of preparation classes to help students practice their skills for the year ahead. According to the mathematics resource teacher and Summer Symposium coordinator Janice Williams, the symposium is designed to offer classes that support the...