• October 18Boo Bash: 'Trunk or Treat' returns Thursday, Oct. 28, all kids welcome
  • October 4Homecoming bonfire, float decorating, and football return this year despite pandemic.
  • October 4Homecoming Week begins Monday, Oct. 25 and will commence Friday, Oct. 29.
  • September 7New parent newsletter adds transparency to four A's: academics, arts, athletics, activities.
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FIRST COLONIAL FRESHMAN Maddi Fisher shreds the half-pipe her dad built in their backyard. I love having this in my yard; my friends are always here, we skate and just have a good time.
New generation brings skaters back to half-pipe
Michael Hillier, Feature Story Editor • October 14, 2021
SENIORS WILL BUFFKIN, Trey Sterling, and Garrett Belote participate in the SCA video initiative for new students. Journalism students first video involved alumni that have come back to the school to teach and their favorite Falcon tradition.
Falcon tradition lives through alumni
Garrett Belote and Trey Sterling • October 14, 2021
CLASS OF 2021 seniors prepare for a new version of what could be referred to as a post pandemic graduation ceremony. Students will not process in one group this year and the ceremony itself will be much shorter.
Graduation ceremonies find new home, Veteran's United Home Loans Amphitheater
Elaine Smith, News Editor • May 27, 2021
Sports
SENIOR GRACIE HOLROYD spikes the ball earning the team another point. Holroyd was able to keep a positive and electric energy throughout the whole game, motivating her teammates to do the same.
Girls Falcon volleyball continues to thrive
Maggie McKeever, Sports Editor • October 22, 2021
SENIORS FIELD HOCKEY players celebrate their last home game as Lady Falcons. Families, friends, and teammates helped to put together the annual Senior Night celebration.
Lady Falcon Field Hockey celebrates seniors
Elyse Unger, Sports Editor • October 22, 2021
FALCON OFFENSE READIES themselves to score a touchdown against the Cavalier football team. Junior Jordin Cooper was a major asset to the teams success that night.
Varsity football continues winning streak, crushing P.A. Cavaliers
Kate Hobbs, Sports Editor • October 20, 2021
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SOHPOMORE KATE HOBBS kicks off the game against Salem High School last week. The JV team ended game with a 24-8 win.

Sophomore, Kate Hobbs, newest female football player

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FALCON HOMECOMING SPIRIT week returns like never before after 19 months of disappointment, isolation and cancellations due to the COVID pandemic. Homecoming spirit week, then, is the perfect opportunity for students, staff and alumni to once again engage in rite of passage activities that are returning slowly but surely to the Nest.

SCA plans Homecoming spirit week, first since pandemic began

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SENIOR HUNTER WALTZ stands on the sidelines helping his teammates strive for victory. He suffered a tough injury and still remained positive for the team.

Humans of CHS: October 2021 Edition

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FALCON ALUMNUS CAM Bailey reveals the secret he has kept for the past four year, as UVAs Cav-Man mascot. Bailey works at sporting events and is a crucial asset to the UVA community.

Alumnus Cam Bailey reveals as UVA’s mascot “Cav-Man”

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FOUR NEPTUNE PRINCESSES smile for one of many photo ops as they prepare to head down to the Oceanfront Neptune Festival. These girls will collaborate throughout the year with various organizations to prepare for this event.

Neptune Festival princesses grace the halls

Student Life
JUNIORS RAMEY BOWER (left) and Anneliese Busch show off their 90s inspired ensembles. Pink converse and mom jeans are reminiscent of that decades style.
Fall into fashion, Falcon Press Pinterest boards return
Cassie Carbonneau and Mallory Fisher • October 18, 2021
MRS. MEEKINGS ASSISTS students as they make food for this weeks Coffee Shop deliveries. The students are prepping for their usual Friday morning rush.
Coffee Shop creates hand-on learning, real-world experiences
Claire Moorehead , Student Life Editor • October 8, 2021
“I think the Coffee Shop is more effective now than ever before, and it helps give the kids life and work skills for after high school,” Meekings said.
BEACH BUDDIES LOAD up the cart with goodies for the teachers. Snacks and drinks ranging in flavor and color are ready to be rolled down the halls for the teachers.
Beach Buddies spread joy to the teachers for their hard work
Morgan Lynch, Student Life Editor • May 27, 2021
SENIORS COSTAS DELIDAKIS and Taylor Thompson share their thoughts about living life during senior year amid the pandemic. Delidakis and Thompson realized they had to make the most of it.
Seniors Taylor Thompson, Costas Delidakis share thoughts on final year
Carsten Bay, Sports Editor • May 14, 2021
A&E
FALCON ART STUDENTS place in the Secondary Citywide Art Show. Sophomore Callan Barboza created this piece with the placing to be announced on Wednesday, June 2.
Falcon art draws their way to success
Michelle Humphrey, Student Life Editor • May 26, 2021
VANS CUSTOM CULTURE competition offers Art students from around the country the opportunity to submit their own Vans creative design. Ntaflous drawn depiction of the citys culture, that earned her a winning submission, was one of positivity and love that can be found within our city, even during the pandemic.
Falcon art enters Vans Custom Culture competition
Maddie Merritts, Student Life Editor • March 12, 2021
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Falcon Stage Company preps for Thespian Honor Society inductions
Jacqueline Reed, Arts & Entertainment Editor • March 10, 2021
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Humans of CHS
SENIOR BELLA PEYCELON expresses her love for photography through her camera lens. Peycelon has viewed her photography as capturing joy and has continued to do exactly that.
Humans of CHS: October 2021 Edition 2.0
Olivia Harriman, Student Life Editor • October 20, 2021
As a tribute to the social media blog "Humans of NY", the Falcon Press staff decided to create a spin-off entitled, "Humans of Cox". Staff members will roam the hall each month and find a human with an inspirational bit of advice, unusual story to tell, or who simply wants to chat about life.
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Opinion
MOXIE SHOWS ANYONE can be the change if they put their authentic selves into that change. The move Moxie was made to show how teens can be just as influential as adults when it comes to fighting perceived sexism.
"Moxie" proves teens can make change
Ellen Vestergaard, Opinion Editor • October 22, 2021
STAFF EDITORIAL
Students spread copycat threats, social media
Staff • October 18, 2021
Staff Editorial cartoon
Federal minimum wage raise, to happen or not to happen
Staff • June 2, 2021
LOCATED BY THE bay, Chicks Oyster Bar provides a fun and inviting environment for friends and family to enjoy a night of good food and amazing views. This restaurant has become a Virginia Beach staple, loved by CHS faculty and students.
Chick's Oyster Bar brings out locals, tourists
Carlee Sherrill, Student Life Editor • June 1, 2021
As COVID restrictions lift, mass shootings take center stage again
As COVID restrictions lift, mass shootings take center stage again
Staff • May 5, 2021
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