There are songs that make me happy and there are songs that make me sad, but overall, there is nothing more powerful to me than the universal language of music.
Emblem3 is a pop-reggae male...
The Observer held a fundraiser at California Tortilla on Dec. 10. Despite the icy conditions on the road and the wintry weather, there was still a substantial turnout at California Tortilla to support...
By Jordan Janis, Features Editr
• November 26, 2013
The Observer has received multiple awards in recognition of its 2012-2013 publications. The National Scholastic Press Association (NSPA) recently awarded the Observer the All-American honor rating, NSPA’s...
By Aileen Choi, Online Observations Editor
• October 3, 2013
Congratulations to the Observer for winning several Baltimore Student Media's High School Media awards. The Observer was named Best Overall Publication and placed in multiple catogories, including Best...
By Sammi SIlber, Obervations editor
• May 29, 2013
Ten members of the Observer staff attended a journalism conference in San Francisco from April 26-29. The National Scholastic Press and Journalism Education Associations held the conference with the...
The Churchill Observer received
an All-American ranking from the
National Scholastic Press Association
(NSPA) for last year’s publications.
The All American is the highest
rating that the NSPA gives...
Kelly Knarr – Advisor
American Scholastic Press Association
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Gold Medalist
Maryland-District of Columbia Scholastic Press Association
National Scholastic...
By Justine Stayman
Staff Resources Manager
• September 30, 2010
The Observer earned First Place in the Maryland High School Journalism Awards, an annual competition sponsored by Towson University. Observer production manager Emily Hall received First Place in both...
The National Scholastic Press Association awarded the Observer with a First Class award with Three Marks of Distinction for Coverage and Content, Writing and Editing, and Layout and Design. The Maryland...
