• June 6Seniors: mandatory grad practice at 10:35 a.m. at the VBCC on Monday, June10.
  • June 5Good luck to spring sports athletes as they continue into post-season play.
  • June 5Seniors: mandatory graduation meeting held at the school on Tuesday, June 11, at noon.
  • May 29Graduation will take place on June 14, at 1 p.m., at the Virginia Beach Convention Center.
  • April 9Monday, April 15, is a staff day; no school for students.
  • April 8Good Luck to all spring sports teams as they continue regular season play.
  • February 20Leadership Workshop will begin Friday, March 22 - Sunday, March 24, at Silver Beach on the Eastern Shore.
  • February 20The annual Falcon Forum conference will take place the week of March 18- March 22.
  • November 29Orchestra's winter concert will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 19, featuring a guest artist from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra.
  • November 29Underclass course/elective selection: come to the gym during One Lunch during the week of Monday, Dec. 11- Friday, Dec. 15.
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SENIOR ELLIE BUFFKIN struts in her beautiful red prom dress on the CHS stage. Prom dress shopping isnt always easy; however, many of the different styles are often admired for their elegance and variety.
Senior prom's Masquerade Ball theme shows students' elegance, mystery
Ally Belote and Christine Powers • June 6, 2024
E-SPORTS SPONSOR MR. Duggan (left) and the E-sports team celebrated their 2nd place win at the state competition. As the team held the trophy, they were overwhelmed by their accomplishment as the team has only been in existence for three years.
CHS E-sports team makes state championship play
Ethan Casey, Sports Editor • May 24, 2024
THE FALCON BASEBALL team joined together with Mrs. Flaherty and Mrs. Fox whose sons passed away from Ewings Sarcoma. The mothers reminded the team to never take time for granted.
Baseball teams up with Dfeet Cancer, Dalton Fox Foundation
Jake Colucci and Conner Worth • May 24, 2024
CHS STUDENTS CREATE a handmade sign to show their appreciation to the lunch staff. Cafeteria staff spend countless hours preparing meals for students throughout the school year and often into the summer.
School lunch heroes day supports student gratitude
Quinaja Harrington, Sports Editor • May 16, 2024
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SIMILAR TO THE NBA players, students get a worms eye view view of a basketball hoop. As the first round of the playoffs end, the second round begins.
NBA regular season ends, playoffs begin
Liam Flanary and Christian Devlin • May 24, 2024
BOYS FALCON TENNIS celebrates their big win against Maury High School in Norfolk.. Each player won their individual matches.
Falcon tennis starts expeditious run
Christian Devlin and Kristopher Katabian • May 6, 2024
THE BOYS LACROSSE team looks to score against opponent Ocean Lakes. The Falcons took over the game with a 15-2 win.
Boy's Lacrosse looks forward to repeat regional championship
Olivia Peterson, Student Life Editor • May 6, 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 werent sure if the staff interviewed actually knew what the concept of rapid-fire truly means as most answers gave more information than necessary.

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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.

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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. Hartwells successful soccer career has given him the opportunity to play at the collegiate level in the fall.

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THE BOYS ON The Couch crew prepares for their final video of the year. They have enjoyed making these recap videos throughout the year.
SENIORS MAX PALMERTON (left) and Blake Heselius break down their final food review of the school year. Palmerton and Heselius took their dates, pre-Ring Dance, to the Princess Anne Country Club before attending the festivities.
COACH RIPA CELEBRATES his victory against Ocean Lakes High School two weeks ago. The Falcon boys outplayed their opponent, winning 2-0.
THE BOYS ON the Couch return to talk about the upcoming events, Ring Dance and spring sports. While the boys are still on the couch they are looking forward to their final vodcast of this school year.
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INCOMING THESPIANS AND plebe parents create projects to represent new inductees interpretations of Alexander Popes quote: “Act well your part; there all the honor lies.” According to senior Billy Westra, this is one of the most important activities the annual event offers.
Thespians prepare for inductions; "Plebe Day"
Erin Horan, Student Life Editor • May 16, 2024
SENIOR ATTICUS LEWIS finishes his artwork for his final presentation for the Governors School for the Arts(GSARTS). Lewis decided to base his project off of Mary Shelleys 1818 novel, Frankenstein, in which he created Frankensteins son.
GSART seniors prepare for final presentations
Samantha Radford, Editor-in Chief • April 22, 2024
ORCHESTRA STUDENTS SLAYED various student competition who attended OrlandoFest last weekend. Along with the numerous awards Orchestra won, they were also able to visit and enjoy Disney World, home of Mickey Mouse.
CHS Orchestra attends OrlandoFest, bring home high accolades
Samantha Radford, Editor-in Chief • April 16, 2024
FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDENTS translated menus for a variety of cultural cuisine offered in food trucks. Culinary, art, and foreign language students worked together to create a delicious learning experience.
Cultures Come Together to Showcase Authentic Food Trucks to CHS students
Erin Horan, Student Life Editor • March 25, 2024
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RING DANCE STYLES such as the brand Faviana bring the latest style trends to Ring Dance this season. Each year there are a plethora of different styles ideas that are seemingly the perfect fit.
Ring Dance's "Enchanted Forest" breaks down thematic style
Ally Belote and Christine Powers • April 24, 2024
JUNIORS MAX PALMERTON and Blake Heselius enjoy their chosen Chipotle meals . They rated their meals a combined 7.75 out of ten.
Chipotle Food Review
Blake Heselius and Maxwell Palmerton • April 22, 2024
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Humans of CHS
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.
SPECIAL EDUCATION TEACHER Mrs. Meekings returns from a Beach Buddies field trip with student Maggie Shirley. Meekings has been involved in Beach Buddies since she went to the school.
SENIOR BEN NACEY jumps in heads above the opposing team., looking to get the ball in the hoop. Nacey has been a vital player on the schools varsity team throughout his four years. and plans to continue his run in the fall.
SENIOR BILLY WESTRAs interest in the theater program, Falcon Stage Company, grew over the years as he continued to offer his time and support. Westra enjoys most aspects of all that encompasses the program and hopes to continue after high school.
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