By Dani Miller, Opinions Editor
• February 8, 2018
MCPS officially released their proposed budget Dec. 19 for the 2018-2019 school year.
This budget allocates funds towards hiring new staff and opening a new middle school in order to compensate...
By Riley Hurr, Circulation Manager
• February 8, 2018
After working in two states and three counties, CHS assistant principal Doreen Brandes plans to retire Feb. 1 after leaving a lasting impact on CHS for the past 10 years.
Brandes started her...
During one fateful day in March dubbed “Ivy Day,” CHS seniors anxiously chattered in the hallways about who got accepted to which colleges. On that day, eight of the most selective schools in the country...
A full ride to college is something most people only dream of. However, several CHS students have a shot at winning full tuition to the University of Maryland (UMD).
UMD held its 39th annual...
Throughout the last few years the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement has become prevalent among U.S. college campuses as various Student Senate groups hold votes on whether to enact or promote...
The CHS counseling department has developed a new stress management and mental health club called Thrive in order to help students identify healthy stress-relieving activities and maintain good mental...
The 7:45 bell, an indication that students should not only be in class, but also be seated, seems to uneffective as students are still wandering the hallways in the morning.
Recently, administrators...
By Riley Hurr, Circulation Manager
• November 21, 2017
On Oct. 28, people united together for a common cause by walking in D.C. to raise suicide awareness and change the conversation; the “Out of the Darkness Walk” was put on by the American Foundation...
CHS’ student government association (SGA) will host the first ever Turkey Trot walk and carnival Nov. 28 to promote school and community spirit.
The Turkey Trot event will consist of a five...
By Anna Baranko, Online Features Editor
• November 21, 2017
Most people know José Andrés for his popular D.C. restaurants, but lately he’s feeding a lot more than just DMV foodies. Now, he’s channeling his efforts towards the recent hurricane devastation.
Hurricane...
The Minority Scholars Program (MSP) is in its first full year of implementation at CHS.
They plan to implement new activities aimed at closing the achievement gap at CHS and having a diverse...
Main Street, a new non-profit organization is currently constructing a new building in Rockville to serve a center of living for adults with disabilities. Projected to open in 2020, the apartment complex...
