• 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.
  • November 29Thursday, December 21, will be an adjusted dismissal day for all students and staff.
  • November 29Good luck to all winter teams an athletes as they enter their regular seasons.
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Sports
GIRLS BASKETBALL CELEBRATED their victory against Maury High School in their first scrimmage last week. The team went on to win their second scrimmage as well against Portsmouth Christian.
Girl's basketball welcomes new coaching staff
Olivia Peterson, Student Life Editor • December 4, 2023
FALCON FALL BALL softball players huddle in the dugout before one of their practices. The girls are putting in the extra work in hopes of more buy-in during the spring season.
Softball offers extra opportunities; "Fall Ball" season
Olivia Peterson, Student Life Editor • November 2, 2023
FALCON STATE CHAMPIONSHIP trophies shine brightly in the glass cases in the CHS foyer year round. After winning 58 state championships in total, its imperative that the display case stays up to date.
Falcons state championship record surpasses all Virginia high school titles
Grace Lindauer and Blake Heselius • October 24, 2023
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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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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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Student Life
AP COMPUTER SCIENCE teacher Mr. Mackey answered questions about his teaching career over the past ten years. Mackey has been a student favorite here at CHS.
Staff Spotlight of the month; Mr. Mackey
Grayson Miller and Ava Rassool • November 29, 2023
JOURNALISM STUDENTS COMBINE efforts to spell out ¨Happy Thanksgiving.¨ Thanksgiving this year is on Thursday, November 23.
Thanksgiving history intended to show gratitude
Liam Flanary and Braden Lyons • November 21, 2023
THE BOYS ON the couch gather to talk sports and about other events around the school. Be sure to tune in every other week for more information.
Falcon Weekly Vodcast: Monday, November 13- Friday , November 17
Braden Lyons and Maxwell Palmerton • November 13, 2023
VIRGINIA TEACHERS FOR Tomorrow passed out candy in the junior parking lot at Boo Bash. Many of the schools clubs and sports teams participated in the the event, so there was plenty of candy and fun games for kids as they walked around the lots in a variety of cool costumes.
Boo Bash "trunk or treat", brings tricks and treats
Brendan White and Conner Worth • November 2, 2023
A&E
ORCHESTRA TEACHER MR. Fields and his Chamber Orchestra members performed at the Virginia Music Educators Association Conference in November. According to some of the seasoned members, the venue was familiar and they felt comfortable in their surroundings.
CHS Chamber Orchestra quartet members perform, prestigious Virginia Music Educators Association Conference
Samantha Radford and Jake Colucci • December 4, 2023
MARCHING FALCONS BAND celebrates their many victories, proudly showing off their trophies. Despite the bands small numbers, they once again placed first in almost all categories.
Marching Falcons stride to victory
Christian Devlin and Kristopher Katabian • October 20, 2023
MRS. VAN VEENHUYZEN and her National Art Honor Society (NAHS) students participate, as they do every year, in the annual Bra-ha-ha Awards Show and Auction on Friday, October 13. As NAHS was tasked with making a bra based on a pun, the idea of making a Dracula-inspired bra came alive.
"Bra-cu-la" bra provides spooky Halloween atmosphere, Bra-ha-ha annual event
Samantha Radford, Editor-in-Chief • October 10, 2023
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SENIOR FOOTBALL STANDOUT Gerard Johnson stands out among his teammates, literally, at 65. Johnson will graduate early and leave to play D1 football in Blacksburg, VA, at Virginia Tech in January of 2024.
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Grayson Miller, Student Life Editor • November 17, 2023
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JUNIORS MAX PALMERTON and Blake Heselius display their readiness to fill their stomachs in front of the fish tank at OYummy. They ordered the all-you can-eat sushi for $24.
Students review local favorite, O'Yummy Sushi Buffet
Maxwell Palmerton and Blake Heselius • November 30, 2023
High school sports betting: dangerous or just a game?
High school sports betting: dangerous or just a game?
Staff • November 28, 2023
Social Emotional Learning: productive, pointless or somewhere in between
Social Emotional Learning: productive, pointless or somewhere in between
Staff • October 24, 2023
JUNIOR MAXWELL PALMERTON takes a bite out of his Panera BLT sandwich. I loved the BLT sandwich, and I cant wait for dessert, Palmerton said.
Falcon food fanatics visit student favorite, Panera
Jake Colucci, Editor In Chief • September 27, 2023
AI Chatbots and ChatGPT: tool or crutch for students?
AI Chatbots and ChatGPT: tool or crutch for students?
Staff • September 21, 2023
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