By Peter Durand, Social Media Manager
• September 25, 2015
Pope Francis met with 25,000 roaring Americans on Sept. 23 by the Catholic University Basilica.
Arriving the previous day, the Pope met with President Obama Wednesday morning before riding through...
By Emi Cardinale, Production Manager
• September 19, 2015
Class of 2019 SGA Officers:
President: Andrew Robinson
VPs: Emma Sumberg. Bradley Furgerson
Secretary: Imani Raze
Treasurer: Eden Max
MCR: Dani Miller
Historian: Jordyn Pegues
“I am...
Starting this year, the Daily Dose will be broadcasted live every day.
The live broadcast allows for more up-to-date information and in-depth segments.
“The Daily Dose change allows us to have...
Science National Honors Society (SNHS) is one of the largest groups in the school encompassing juniors and seniors with accomplishments in science.
Students in SNHS have a 3.5 unweighted GPA or higher...
By Lauren Roseman, Business Manager
• September 16, 2015
Varsity girls’ soccer coach Haroot Hakopian will be on The Dr. Oz Show Thursday, Sept. 17, at 1 p.m. to talk about concussions.
When Dr. Oz recently got brain scans back from the doctor that showed...
CHS honored its National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists for their performance on the 2014 PSAT on Sept. 11.
Out of the 1.5 million juniors nationally who take the PSAT, only 16000 are selected for...
The CHS boys lacrosse team beat QO in the regional championship Wed. May 13, winning in double overtime by the score of 10-9.
This win came after another double-overtime victory against Whitman on Mon....
If you have driven on Tuckerman Lane these past few months, you may have seen what looks like a major construction zone on the baseball field. But baseball season already started, so how could they be...
Every school year, CHS puts on multiple productions ranging from Churchill’s Got Talent to Blast. In addition to the on-stage performers who spend hours after school rehearsing, each performance requires...
Currently, a student at CHS can receive the highest possible AP exam score, a five, and not receive an A in said AP class. This is unacceptable. A student who shows mastery on the AP test should receive...
By Jordan Janis, Online Editor-in-Chief
• March 24, 2015
A staggering seven snow days this winter have affected CHS students both inside and outside of the classroom, from standardized test preparation to extracurricular activities being cancelled.
With the...
