For many CHS students, Pokémon is more than just a game, it's a way of life. Hopefully these tips and tricks help you to master Pokémon Go.
1. Stock up on poke balls
Make sure you keep your pokeball...
With the advent of the smartphone, we now carry mini computers in our pockets. But other than taking selfies and posting that “insta”, phones do not serve any purpose in learning how to type. In fact, since...
On Sept. 15, junior Sam Nasar released his first Extended Preview (EP), “Self Signed.”
Ever since Nasar’s mother introduced him to musical theater, he has always had a passion for the arts. Nasar...
Golf coach and LAD Resource teacher Aaron Vactor was named the All-Met Coach of the Year, an award recognizing him as the best coach in the Maryland, Virginia and D.C area.
This is Vactor’s fourth...
CHS long jump and triple jump coach Muhammad Halim qualified to compete for the U.S. Virgin Islands at the 2016 Rio Olympics after competing at the Morgan State Legacy meet in April.
Born in St. Croix,...
CHS alumnus Ben Feldman is a television and film actor in such shows as Mad Men, Silicon Valley and Cloverfield. Though he has done endless interviews, the Observer had the privilege of interviewing Feldman...
Eric Guerci of B-CC was re-elected as the MCPS Student Member of the Board of Education (SMOB) April 27.
Every student attending a secondary school in MCPS was eligible to vote and 84.1 percent of them...
The sophomore class held U-nite, an event meant to unify the CHS community after the passing of Alex Baumann and Maya Castillo in Hadley’s Park April 24.
U-nite was held on a perfect evening, with...
Aurdr is a recently released app on the app store that allows CHS students to both buy and sell high demand products at discounted prices.
This unique app was founded by juniors Ramsey Hatoum, Govind...
CHS seniors will be wearing college shirts and other college paraphernalia to school April 22 to display pride for their college decision. The date by which most students must commit to a college is May...
CHS students participated in the National Day of Silence April 15, an event bringing attention to LGBTQ causes that hit especially close to home for some students who have been mourning the loss of LGBTQ...
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...
