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CHS/ECLC Play Unified
Have you heard about Play Unified? Maybe you have seen some of the ECLC students around school or maybe you are a part of the club! Play Unified is a program that…
Op-Ed: Knowledge in the Age of Google
So. Say you’re studying, and you’re unsure of when the Battle of Saratoga is or what the molar mass of magnesium sulfate is. Maybe you’re looking for rhetorical devices for your English…
Vertical Classroom Pilot
If you’ve had the pleasure of taking a math class in Ms. Lynn’s room during the 2019-2020 school year, you’ve already witnessed the amazing power of funding within the Chatham School district….
The Chatham Emergency Squad Cadet Program
As high schoolers, it’s often easy to wonder what you can actually contribute to in a meaningful way. It’s easy to get caught up in the monotony of the daily school routine….
Thank You Mr. Chambers!
Another prominent teacher will be leaving CHS come January; Mr. Chambers will exit his teaching position in the Math department. Mr. Chambers has been teaching at CHS for thirty-seven years. He has…
Water Bottle Refilling Stations: Easy, Convenient, and Waste-Free
The current climate crisis has been greater than ever before, as global temperatures continually increase, sea levels rise, and ecosystems fall apart. Across the world, people are doing their part to prevent…
Student Spotlight: Jake Fortuna
The Freshman Boy’s Cross Country Team was dominant throughout its season this year, consistently placing first in multiple different meets. The roster excelled in their current state and mostly went unchanged going…
Riley Allen: Dealing with Injury
Freshman Riley Allen is currently recovering from an ACL tear that prevented her from participating in the 2019-2020 Basketball season. Riley has been playing basketball since she was just six years old…
Juniors Committing to Schools
Stress is inevitable in high school. The college hype is crazy. I’ve even witnessed freshman worrying about getting a B on their English quiz because it “won’t get them into college!” I…