For most students, high school leads to a lot of stress. Between class assignments, homework, extracurricular activities and more, it can be difficult for students to stay afloat. This added stress worsens...
By Sneha David, Assitant Online Editor
• October 4, 2022
As October approaches, the number one thing on many WCHS student’s minds is homecoming. But before homecoming can take place, there is so much planning to be done. One of the tasks being decorations....
By Aliki Dimitoglou, Advertising & Subscriptions Manager
• January 30, 2020
School and the workload can be overbearing to students and with the added weight of sports and other extracurriculars, it can be easy for students to feel like they are drowning in a swirling sea of tests,...
The SMOB is the Student Member on the Board of Education in Montgomery County, and he or she has a vote on many crucial issues in the county. The last time Montgomery County has had a SMOB from WCHS was...
By Jordyn Green, Online Editor-in-Chief
• January 30, 2020
The morning bell rings for WCHS AT 7:45 AM. Instruction begins, and students are expected to be in class. However, this is exactly the contrary. Students arrive 10, 20 even 30 minutes late, flocking the...
By Nur Yavuz, Assistant Observations Editor
• January 30, 2020
Optimistic, kind, caring and so much more. Honors and AP Physics 1 and JV girls softball coach Catherine Trouteaud has brought light and smiles to the faces at WCHS through her love of teaching. Trouteaud...
By Ally Salzberg, Assistant Online Editor
• January 3, 2020
The ever changing weather has taken everyone by surprise, including the air conditioning units throughout the school. On the coldest of days, all students want in the morning is to be warmed up as they...
Royal blue. Kelly green. WCHS students proudly rock our colors—and it turns out that we can definitely rock pink, too. WCHS’s school-wide Pink-Out Day was last Friday, Oct. 25. The amount of support...
The CHS Jazz Ensemble held its annual winter coffeehouse Dec. 11.
The band room was transformed, with lights strung all over the room and winter related decorations such as snowflakes hung from the...
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...
Sophomore Joddie Zeng recently published her novel The Popularity Project, which she began writing in December 2013.
The Popularity Project is a contemporary Young Adult romance novel following 17-year-old...
This year, the Creative and Performing Arts Signature Program is undergoing changes to help improve the program by making it easier to keep track of program requirements.
The changes include the creation...
