By Emma Chen, Assistant Observations Editor
• January 4, 2019
Not every teacher at WCHS can say that they have taught all high school grade levels, but as AP Computer Science Principles (AP CSP) becomes increasingly popular, AP CSP teacher Rebecca Smith has become...
By Bryan Fletcher, Production Manager
• December 20, 2018
Throwing together a full high school musical is no small task, and no one can vouch for this more than Media Services Technician and Technical Director Benjamin Schnapp and the WCHS tech crew, responsible...
By Sapna David, Assistant Arts Editor
• December 20, 2018
With the holiday season right around the corner, WCHS families begin to flood their front yards with a multitude of bright lights, inflatables, garlands and more.
One WCHS family that fills their front...
By Andrew Chan, Assistant Sports Editor
• December 20, 2018
Recently, mental health has become a major issue in Montgomery County, especially among high schoolers. The WCHS Thrive Club has taken it upon itself to shed more light on mental health, taking steps to...
By Caitlyn Jennings, Assistant Observations Editor
• December 17, 2018
Have you ever thought, “I can do that,” while watching Jeopardy? On Nov. 10, three WCHS students participated in the first round of the It’s Academic quiz show for the 2018-2019 school year. Sponsored...
By Kathy Hu, Advertising and Subscriptions Manager
• November 21, 2018
To Kill a Mockingbird and “Toy Story” are two examples of the many intriguing themes teachers have used in past WCHS door decorating contests.
Every year, along with many other WCHS homecoming festivities...
Teaching in three different states and being an athletic director are not simple tasks, but Personal Finance and AP Comparative Government teacher Scott Rivinius has been able to juggle it all.
A member...
By Emma Chen, Assistant Observaions Editor
• November 21, 2018
“Just back up to the car behind you. You can do it. I believe in you,” reads the caption the Instagram account @churchillshi**yparkers posted Sept. 24, for the first time.
Pictured were two examples...
By Emma Chen, Assistant Observations Editor
• November 13, 2018
On Monday, Oct. 22, Michel Baker, a computer science teacher at WCHS, walked into his classroom only to discover the entire room flooded.
This is the result of a pipe burst in the computer science...
By Sapna David, Assistant Arts Editor
• November 13, 2018
Seniors Jenny Dalrymple and Karly Emery organized a Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, Oct. 17, during second period to campaign for breast cancer.In accordance to Breast Cancer Awareness Month, students and...
By Caitlyn Jennings, Assistant Observations Editor
• October 24, 2018
Have you ever wanted to be a part of a lettuce eating contest? CHS hosted its first club day Sept. 14 allowing students to connect their interests to school clubs, such as the lettuce club, where students...
By Kathy Hu, Advertising and Subscriptions Manager
• October 24, 2018
Tug of war, energetic music, limbo and a routine by the varsity cheer and poms teams are just a few aspects of a CHS pep rally.
The first pep rally of the 2018-2019 school year took place Sept. 21. The...
