Here’s the CHS forecast for the week: the original date for turning on the air conditioning, April 11, will be pushed back until the weather warms up.
According to an email sent to CHS faculty by...
Mu Alpha Theta held its annual pi day celebration Monday, March 14 in room 126. Aside from eating pie, the students watched educational videos and played math related games.
“This is something I remember...
The Think Big club is planning to host the second annual TEDxChurchillHighSchool April 16. There are already seven speakers invited ranging from entrepreneurs to television reporters.
“It is a great...
Montgomery County has begun a partnership with AT&T to become a “Smart City,” creating a more connected community for all its residents.
A “Smart City” is a city that uses technology in...
By Dani Miller, Production Editor
• March 23, 2016
Members of the U.K. Parliament met with 93 A.P Comparative Government students to discuss their political experience, how their government system works and the relationship between the U.S and the U.K....
By Maya Rosenberg, Public Relations and Social Media Editor
• March 23, 2016
From March 11-20, 17 CHS students visited France through a French exchange program. They spent time with students from Lycée Célonie (Célonie High School) in Aix-en-Provence, France.
CHS students...
On March 3, the CHS Indian Club began holding Bollywood Dance Exercise Classes every Thursday in the CHS dance studio to raise money for autism programs in third world countries.
According to junior...
New York really is the place where dreams are made. The Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA) convention was held from Wednesday March 16 to Friday March 18 and it was absolutely the best three...
The annual CHS Mulch Sale fundraiser is currently underway to benefit the junior and senior classes.
The mulch costs $5.75 per bag and is being sold online from Feb. 15 to Mar. 24 (www.pay4schoolstuff.com),...
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,...
By Sarah O'Brien, Production Editor
• February 23, 2016
With elections for the Student Member of the Board (SMOB) approaching in the spring, many students are wondering what the jobs of SMOB are. The Observer interviewed current SMOB Eric Guerci to find out...
By Sara Heimlich, Social Media and Public Relations Editor
• February 19, 2016
Homecoming: A dance associated with party buses, dinner reservations, complicated plans and a party. Sadie Hawkins: A dance associated with, well, what exactly?
The Sadie Hawkins dance is...
