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CHS Hosts First-Ever Spirit Day Pep Rally
On February 13, 2025, Chatham High School held its first-ever Spirit Day featuring a pep rally—an event that brought students and teachers together for a day of excitement, competition, and school pride….
The 9 Classes and Programs Coming to CHS in the 2025-2026 School Year
Every year at CHS, new courses are added to our vast catalog of courses to create a learning environment that keeps students interested and engaged, whilst filling their graduation requirements. The school…
Your Local Weather Website: Stay Up to Date
Home page on Stay Up to Date I am your local weather guy, Brandon Wong, and a senior at Chatham High School. I have been passionate about the weather from a very…
Reverse Realities: The Necessity of Social Norms Unveiled Through an Eccentric Odyssey of Walking and Sitting Backward
If you are vigilant, you might have noticed that one day two students decided to walk backward and subsequently do everything backward the whole day. This was part of a project for…
What’s CHS Listening To?
`With Spotify Wrapped looming in the not-so-distant future, I decided to ask a few of my friends what their favorite song has been this year, as of November 2023. Keep in mind,…
Chatham Swim Season Breakdown
After a phenomenal year for Chatham Swimming, both the girls and boys teams finished in fifth place on the NJ.com Top Twenty for the 2022-2023 season. Chatham Boys finished the season with…
Senior Internship: What It Is and Why You Should Participate
As AP exams come to end and classes get easier, many students begin to look forward to the end of the school year. Underclassmen and juniors will notice an absence in seniors…
The Trials and Tribulations of AP Students
It is that time of year again, and no, we do not mean springtime. It has come back to haunt us all, AP season. The delightful time when sophomores are confused about…