• November 17Best of luck to all winter sport student-athletes as seasons begin.
  • November 17Thanksgiving Break, all students, faculty, and staff off Wednesday, Nov. 24 -Sunday, Nov. 28.
  • November 17Wednesday 1/2 days for students,/teachers begins November, 17, continues through January 2022.
  • November 16New community newsletter adds transparency to four A's: academics, arts, athletics, activities.
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HEART OF CHRISTMAS holiday community project opens up opportunities for children 13-years and older. The service project is geared toward middle and high school aged students whose families are in need during the holiday season.
Heart of Christmas holiday community service project
Staff • November 19, 2021
SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS stay true to the trending social media hype by offering their favorite teacher a chance to wear their jersey. Teachers and students stood proudly, in the freezing cold, as all were recognized.
Senior varsity football players celebrate night, special teachers
Staff • November 17, 2021
ALUMNUS SEAN DUFFY shows his appreciation for not only his nomination for Teacher of the Year, but all of the votes he received during the pandemic. In true Falcon fashion, a group of cub reporters interviewed him on the spot.
Teacher of the Year Mr. Duffy Answers Rapid Fire Questions
Will Buffkin and Trey Sterling • November 10, 2021
Sports
FALCONS RUSH OUT of the end zone before the start of the game. They were lead by seniors on their special night.
Falcons celebrate last regular season game
Kate Hobbs, Sports Editor • November 15, 2021
FALCON SENIOR DANIEL Hurley goes in for the kill, keeping the boys varsity Falcons in the lead. Hurley has remained a key player and teammate both on and off the court.
Boys Volleyball, the winning streak continues
Maggie Mckeever , Sports Editor • October 25, 2021
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
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SPIRIT WEEK BEGINS with Pajama Day and will commence with Ugly Sweater Day and the annual Winter Pep Rally. Everywhere one looks there is falcon pride.

Winter spirit week ‘rings’ in holiday themes

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FORMER NFL PLAYER and Virginia Beach resident Bruce Smith takes the idea of a tombstone graveyard and brings it to life. Local businesses and friends also dedicated their time to create the Halloween display.

Smith and friends create memories, recalling the past

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SENIOR NICK JOHNSON waves to the crowd during the homecoming parade. He was pleasantly surprised when he realized he was chosen to be Senior Homecoming King.

Humans of CHS: November 2021 Edition

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SENIORS SYDNEY AND Laine Hillier model their creative DIY Halloween costumes. Packs of Smarties candy were taped to regular pants, transforming them into an ironic ensemble.

How to: create DIY Halloween costumes

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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

Student Life
GIRLS LACROSSE CLUB celebrates Halloween at the schools annual Boo Bash, now known as Trunk-or-Treat. The girls waited anxiously for trick-or-treaters to come to their trunk for candy.
Boo Bash brings back tricks and treats
Cassie Carbonneau and Mallory Fisher • November 4, 2021
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
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
A&E
MRS. BOLLING AND her Advanced Fashion class create a video highlighting fashion through the decades as the annual in-person fashion show has been canceled for the past two years due to COVID. The video will not take the place of the annual event, but may be a welcome addition that will encourage more students to attend and view the show itself.
Advanced Fashion class continues annual fashion show via video
Fernanda Phelps, Student Life Editor • November 18, 2021
SENIORS RILEY SMITH and Katelyn Berrios reveal the schools first-ever podcast. The podcast plans to open conversations that affect teens today.
"Falcon Talk" introduces meaningful podcasts, student-driven
Katelyn Berrios and Riley Smith • November 8, 2021
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
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Humans of CHS
SENIOR ABBY SPEAR signs her Letter of Intent to play field hockey for Duke University in the fall. Spears parents were in the Wing to support her during the ceremony.
Humans Of CHS: November 2021 Edition 2.0
Olivia Harriman, Student Life Editor • November 19, 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
BUCKS ABDUCTION BEGINS with an adventure he is thrown in to with Thornton. The adventure is going to change Buck forever.
"The Call of the Wild" inspires people, find life's calling
Ellen Vestergaard, Opinion Editor • November 23, 2021
Millions of teens are addicted to vaping; whos to blame?
Millions of teens are addicted to vaping; who's to blame?
Staff • November 23, 2021
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
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