It’s undeniable that 2025 was a strong year for music, with major artists releasing albums that dominated charts and pop culture. Artists like Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, Olivia Rodrigo, and Billie Eilish,…
Category: Arts
CHS Orchestra Concert
By Joana Jayanth On January 14th, 2026, the Chatham High School orchestra program, consisting of Chamber Orchestra and Concert Orchestra, put on their annual winter concert. Before we move onto the details,…
CHS Orchestra Performs at Montclair State University
It seems, this season, our school has seen a great deal of exciting things: sports victories, PTO-sponsored cookies and hot chocolate (remember, offer your thanks!), the results of the Poetry Competition coming…
A Tight-Knit Community: CHS’s Production of Pride and Prejudice
For the students in the production of “Pride and Prejudice,” a reenactment of the novel by Jane Austen, they dedicated months of their time and efforts to engaging both their fellow peers…
CHS Winter Choir & Band Concerts
By Genevieve Conneely Winter is rapidly approaching, and with it comes CHS concert season! Every winter and spring, the CHS Music Department offers choir, band, and orchestra concerts in which the music…
CHS Chronicle’s First Writing Competition
By Joana Jayanth Hello, Chatham High School! As a group, I feel as though we often don’t acknowledge the diverse talents of our student body. Particularly, I feel as though we often…
ChaTheatre Presents: Pride & Prejudice
ChaTheatre is diving headfirst into the Regency Era with its fall play, Kate Hamill’s adaptation of Pride and Prejudice! The CHS auditorium will soon be filled with twirling gowns and delightful British…
2024 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Winners
A total of 15 Chatham High School students have recently won and earned recognition in the 2025 Scholastic Art and Writing Awards—one of the nation’s longest-running and most prestigious competitions for creative…
PULP-aganda: Why You Should Submit to CHS’s Literary Magazine
“We don’t read and write poetry because it’s cute. We read and write poetry because we are members of the human race.” – John Keating, Dead Poets Society
The Music Man: Our School’s Adaptation of a Musical Surrounding Deception, Love, and Redemption
Buckle up for a journey full of twists and turns into the heart of River City in the 1900’s with The Music Man, one of Broadway’s most beloved musicals. Packed with lively…