CHS students graduate at rates of over 95 percent each year, and if you've read the Observer's senior section, you can also tell by our never ending list of names that over 95 percent of us also go on...
For as long as humans have existed on earth, they have always instinctively emphasized the importance of physical beauty. With that beauty comes societal standards, one of them being the idea that beauty...
After Governor Larry Hogan denied the MCPS Board of Education’s (BOE) request to start school before Labor Day, a new school schedule for the 2017-2018 school year was put into action, which has raised...
The Bulldog athletic program will welcome Monica Tarzy as the new head coach of the JV girls soccer team.
Monica also happens to be third member of the Tarzy family to currently hold a coaching position...
After a poor 2-8 record last season, CHS Football is hoping a year of experience for their top contributors will help lead to an improved season.
With new faces such as former National Football League...
After a heartbreaking finish in last year’s Regional Championship game and the departures of multiple Division One athletes, a new bulldogs team lead by a core group of seniors and young and emerging...
The idea that change is a good thing is a well known concept, however MCPS really took that saying to heart. Ending the use of Edline as a way for students to check grades is only the most recent of many...
By Julia Lescht, Online Opinions Editor
• October 4, 2017
Every teenager knows, or at least envies, that, victorious tangible symbol of entering adulthood—a driver’s license.
Nothing seems better than to finally drive to and from school by your own will....
CHS’ Field Hockey team was undefeated in the 2016-2017 regular season, and lost only in the highest level of competition at last year’s state championships. They had a commanding season last year,...
By Anna Baranko, Online Features Editor
• October 3, 2017
This year CHS decided to do away with the fee required for art classes.
In past years, art classes at CHS required students to pay a $20 fee at the beginning of the semester, but this is no longer the...
By Max Kandel, Observations Editor
• October 3, 2017
Cabin John Plaza and Mall, a popular shipping center for CHS students, was recently bought by the company EDENS. The recent purchase has brought in a plethora of new changes, including the addition of...
Gusto Farm to Street, a make-your-own pizza and salad joint, opened in the Westfield Montgomery Mall Food Court Sept 4.
Gusto Farm to Street adds to the lineup of quick options that CHS students can...
