Every year the Observer’s seniors are privileged a section in the last newspaper of the year to write about their experiences at CHS. I’m not going to complain about the cliques of high school or share...
The crew team experienced a loss at the Cindy Cole Cup April 20 after placing third in its scrimmage against Woodrow Wilson and Walter Johnson on the Anacostia River April 6.
"Seeing the competition has...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• April 25, 2013
Spring is approaching, but it might not be just the flower blossoms that brighten up everyone’s day. CHS is obsessing over caffeine—whether in the form of a sweet iced coffee or a sudden jolt of...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• December 17, 2012
1. Don’t let that holiday spirit consume you.
As winter break approaches, keep in mind that you should be reviewing and refreshing your memory during this time. Coming back to school will be hard if...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• December 3, 2012
CHS resource teacher Brielle Dana has recently qualified, among only 20 other U.S. candidates, to represent Team USA in the Maccabi Games, or "Jewish Olympics." She will be promoting her Jewish pride and...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• November 30, 2012
The "Power to Improve" Challenge Grant is the new CHS Educational Foundation Grant Program that encourages students to discover new ideas and ways to promote change in the CHS community. The grant provides...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• November 12, 2012
1. Keep reviewing.
Congratulations, you have gotten through the first quarter! However, that doesn’t mean you should forget everything you have learned. Continue to refresh your memory on past...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• November 7, 2012
The deadly superbug Klebsiella pnemoniae (KPC) reappeared at the National Institute of Health Clinical Center Sept. 7. An individual infected with the KPC strain shows symptoms such as fever, chills and...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• November 7, 2012
Forty-three-year-old Austrian athlete Felix Baumgartner broke the sound barrier in a 39-kilometer skydive from the edge of space Oct. 14, setting the world record for highest jump and fastest human free-fall....
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• October 14, 2012
Montgomery County Superintendent Joshua Starr will hold his first Student Town Hall meeting at Northwest High School Oct. 15. There will be multiple events held at various schools throughout the county...
Of CHS’ 2011 graduates, 82.8 percent scored a 3 or higher on at least one AP exam, making CHS the school with the highest scores in MCPS and Maryland.
MCPS high schools as a whole ranked first in Maryland...
By Manisha Singh, Online News Editor
• September 10, 2012
It's no question— AP classes are hard. This is why the Observer is here to help you strategize. For those of you who are taking your first AP, or are possibly AP veterans, here are some smart tips to...
