• October 14The Homecoming football game will be held on Friday, Oct. 18, against the Lions of Tallwood.
  • September 23Good luck to all fall athletes as they continue regular season play.
  • September 6Falcon Forum will now be held in November...stay tuned for details.
  • September 6Homecoming Week will be Monday, October 14 - Friday, October 18.
  • September 1All students will attend conduct assemblies on Thursday, Sept. 5, throughout the morning.
  • September 1Open House for parents, teachers and students will be Wed, Sept. 4, at 5 p.m.
  • August 19No school for students, faculty, or staff on Monday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day.
  • August 19Good luck to all fall athletes as they move into their seasons.
  • August 19Students return to school on Monday, Aug. 26.
  • August 19Welcome back teachers and staff, Monday, August 19.
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The student news site of Frank W. Cox High School

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CLASS OF 2023 seniors painted parking spots to fundraise for their end of high school events also, Students will paint their spots however they desire this year as well.
Senior class fundraiser presents creative opportunity, painting parking spots
Brendan White and Kristopher Katabian • October 10, 2024
LOCAL SURFER RIDES a wave at the Oceanfront. He is hitting a "snap", or turning at a 90 degree angle.
Surf Club welcomes new members, ride waves
Hunter Tromly and Chris Prettyman • September 30, 2024
"SOMETHING IN THE Water" fans celebrated the event as the display of vibrant lights and positive energy brought a peaceful vibe to the Oceanfront. Artists and fans alike felt alive, caught up in the party atmosphere.
"Nothing in The Water", ticket sales last minute cancellation
Hunter Thatch and Kalli McIlravy • September 25, 2024
SCA CONNECTED HIGH school students competed in a hula hoop race as one of the featured games of the night. Students will take what they learn back to their home schools to show their peers what they learned about about leadership in their community.
Citywide SCA Olympics brings students together, leadership
Maeve McCormack, Student Life Editor • September 19, 2024
Sports
BOYS VOLLEYBALL PLAYERS huddle up before the game to hype each other up. They faced off against Tallwood High school last beating them 3-1.
Falcons boys volleyball sets up for win
Hank Brown, Sports Editor • October 10, 2024
FALCON VARSITY FOOTBALL players plan to continue their epic season when they face the Dolphins of Ocean Lakes on Friday night. Fans are encouraged to join in the "pink out" to support breast cancer.
Falcon football starts first half hot
Conner Worth, Sports Editor • October 4, 2024
SOPHOMORE DANIELLE MANOR sets the pace in the two mile meet against the First Colonial Cross Country team. The Falcons turn it up to take the lead.
Falcon Cross Country runners prepare for upcoming meet
Sydney Haftel, News Editor • September 18, 2024
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JUNIORS SHANE CIOLFI, Michael Hillier, and Aidan Bruehl bring teachers down to a more personal level, asking them what should have been "rapid-fire questions." Ciolfi, Hillier, and Bruehl weren't sure if the staff interviewed actually knew what the concept of "rapid-fire" truly means as most answers gave more information than necessary.

Rapid fire questions take teachers to more personal level

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HEAD COACH DALTON Head stands next to senior Parker Tillery awaiting for the next matchup. Tillery placed highest, earning second place in the tournament.

Falcons wrestling ends season with the state tournament

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SENIOR ERIN BAILEY reflects proudly on the many memories and accomplishments she has made at Cox. Bailey has enjoyed being a leader in the classroom and on the dance floor.

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SENIOR DAVID HARTWELL dribbles a futsol ball in preparation for the upcoming season. Hartwell's successful soccer career has given him the opportunity to play at the collegiate level in the fall.

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Student Life
MRS. NARDELLI'S DOOR shares photos of her former students, complete with their name and year of graduation. More decorations will show up as the week progresses.
CHS MARCHING FALCONS put on an extravagant halftime show during the last football game against Ocean Lakes. Ultimately, their performance helped get the crowd and players excited to take the victory.
BOYS ON THE Couch moves from the comforts of couch life to the school's outside "Wing," The boys give information relevant to school upcoming school events.
BOYS AND GIRLS on the Couch talk about upcoming events around school. The crew takes it to the wing for a change of scenery.
A&E
CHS ART STUDENTS examine a topography map in the aquarium. As they observe, they will be jotting down future reference points.
Art students visit Virginia Beach Aquarium
Sydney Haftel, News Editor • October 9, 2024
October's playlist brings a spooky feeling as eerie instrumentals flood one's air pods. The chosen songs are appropriate for the month of screams and scares.
October's Spotify playlist brings eerie vibe
Elena Istina, Multimedia Editor • October 7, 2024
SPONSOR SCIENCE teacher Ms. Lant hopes to encourage students to go on the Belize trip in the summer of 2025 as part of her science based "hand-on-'learning". Lant is already trying to gather a group of interested students to join the much anticipated trip.
Belize trip takes off, summer 2025
Serenity Lango, News Editor • September 30, 2024
CALM SUNSET OVER the Oceanfront predicts a successful 50th annual Neptune Festival. Hurricane Helene is approaching quickly however and event coordinators are hoping the weather will hold.
Neptune Festival celebrates 50th Anniversary, sand sculpting at Oceanfront event
Jacob Palmerton and Hudson Bartley • September 26, 2024
Opinion
Cell phone ban in schools, too much
Cell phone ban in schools, too much
Staff • October 3, 2024
SENIORS BLAKE HESELIUS (right) and Max Palmerton discuss their winning Hibachi meal at Shogun. Teppanyaki chefs cook food right in front of customers.
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Journalism students develop "Bird's Eye View", student run podcast
Journalism students develop "Bird's Eye View", student run podcast
Matt Goodman/Cole Ludford, Multimedia Editor • September 17, 2024

  Welcome to the newest addition to the Falcon Press Online News site, home to all things CHS. Staffers recently added a podcast,...

Humans of CHS
SENIOR SOPHIA SHUPERT plans the Homecoming agenda, along with the many other clubs and student groups involved in creating the theme and implementing the huge event. Shupert, along with the student body, staff and alumni, are ready to execute their ideas and watch the week unfold.
Aubrey Swain performed in the Governor's School Spring Showcase last year as a sophomore. Swain has immersed herself in all things theater.
SENIOR ALEX DAVIS directs a Beach Buddies meeting, one of the many clubs he is involved in. He is looking forward to working with the Beach Buddies club this school year.
SENIOR KATIE SAGER reflects on her high school career over the past four years. Sager will begin her next chapter at the University of Virginia in the fall.
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