By Teesta Bhola-Shah If you’ve taken Spanish at Chatham High School, chances are you’ve been encouraged to speak up, debate with classmates, or think more deeply about culture. That approach comes directly…
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Teacher Spotlight: Mr. Lynott
By Teesta Bhola-Shah If you haven’t taken one of his classes, you’ve probably seen him in the math wing of the school, or seen someone doing the homework he’s assigned. This month’s…
How Does the American School System Differ from Educational Systems in the Philippines?
As I enter my third month at CHS as a current sophomore, I have started to notice several differences between this school and my old school. The more I reflect about them,…
Teacher Spotlight: Everyone’s favorite APUSH Teacher, Ms. Connors
If you’ve ever taken an APUSH or Honors US class at CHS, chances are you’ve had Ms. Connors as your teacher. You’ve probably heard her talk about historical context and done the…
The German Classes and Their Future
At Chatham High School, everyone has at least experienced learning a foreign language in some way, mainly through the classes provided at school. From middle to high school, students surround themselves in a foreign language and culture, expanding their horizons and promoting global awareness. For one of those languages, though, things are changing.
Homecoming: Worth the Hype?
When CHS students think of its annual fall festivities, two main events usually come to mind: Cougar Weekend and Homecoming. As someone who does not regularly follow sports, Cougar Weekend is still…
Senior Spotlight: Meet CHS Chronicle’s Copy Editor Regan David
For senior Regan David, joining the school newspaper, the CHS Chronicle, has helped her find a place to be creative alongside her peers. “I joined my junior year since I wanted to…
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
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….