Jon Favreau’s re-adaptation of the timeless Disney masterpiece, The Jungle Book, manages to once again capture the magic of the jungle adventure while at the same time bringing even more to the story.
While...
By Emily Wang, Online Arts Editor
• March 22, 2016
The opportunity to see stunning photographs, paintings, sculptures, one-act plays, orchestra performances and fashion shows will be available to the CHS community at the annual CHS Arts Festival, held...
By Emily Wang, Online Arts Editor
• February 25, 2016
Some students think kindness is the act of showing extravagant gestures or gifts for someone, but sometimes it is the little things that one person does for another, stemming from feelings of compassion,...
Consenses
Art History and Ceramics teacher Paul Dermont’s Consenses project is well underway and right on schedule for completion in February or early March, in time for the spring arts festival.
Consenses...
With over 30 percent of all CHS band students involved in either All-State or All-County Band, it is no wonder that CHS has won many awards for its performing arts.
Beginning practice in January and...
By Emily Wang, Online Arts Editor
• December 8, 2015
Ceramics and Art Department Resource Teacher Brendan Roddy was selected as Montgomery County Public School’s Secondary Art Teacher of the Year.
MCPS Fine Arts Curriculum Specialist, Linda Adams, nominated...
The final movie installment of the Hunger Games trilogy, Mockingjay: Part 2, premiered Nov. 20.
Students were excited to see the conclusion of the Hunger Games and curious about how the actors and...
By Emily Wang, Online Arts Editor
• October 29, 2015
A new kind of art project has come to Churchill: the Consenses Art Project.
The premise of the project is simple: it will be a chain reaction of art works. The first artist will create a work of art...
More than 500 CHS students participated in the Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers (PARCC) tests this month.
According to a February 2015 MCPS letter, PARCC provides a better...
They are Olympians filled with the determination and passion to win, yet they are not the Olympians everyone knows.
Every year, about 1,500 senior-citizens over the age of 50 participate in the Maryland...
To the surprise and disappointment of many students and staff members, CHS was unranked in the U.S. News and World Report’s annual ranking of the best high schools in the state.
For the past three...
