According to the National Public Radio for Washington DC (WAMU), this year over 23.8 million tourists visited DC. While WCHS students are not tourists, most do not take advantage of the close proximity...
Although Washington, D.C. is only approximately a 30-minute ride from Potomac, it is easy to forget how close this hub of culture resides for WCHS students to explore. These are three ideas for fun activities...
With an incredible amount of museums within the D.C. metropolitan area, it only makes sense that CHS students take advantage of free and entertaining art exhibits.
The Renwick Museum just opened its...
The holidays are a time to be spent with family, and CHS students’ close proximity to Washington, D.C. allows them to spend time with family while also enjoying some of our nation’s tourist destinations...
By Sarah O’brien, Productin Editor
• September 30, 2015
This past weekend, D.C. lovers congregated in West Potomac Park for the Landmark Music Festival to raise money for the National Mall.
The National Mall is underfunded yet highly visited, so The Trust...
By Peter Durand, Social Media Manager
• September 25, 2015
Pope Francis met with 25,000 roaring Americans on Sept. 23 by the Catholic University Basilica.
Arriving the previous day, the Pope met with President Obama Wednesday morning before riding through...
In a city known for its historic monuments, political figures and excessive traffic, a local hidden gem is waiting to be found.
Comet Ping Pong, located at 5037 Connecticut Avenue in Washington D.C.,...
MCPS may be considered one of the best school systems in the country, and CHS one of the top 100 high schools, but right next door the D.C. public school system is considered one of the worst. If House...
