October 31Schools will be closed on Monday, November 11, to honor Veteran's Day.
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October 30Falcon Forum will now be held in November...stay tuned for details.
October 24Good luck to all fall athletes as they continue regular season play; and/or regional play.
October 21Senior night for fall sports, cheer and dance will be held on Friday, October 25, before the home football game.
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Behind the scenes: prom fashion show

Seimi Park, Editor-in-Chief|December 21, 2015

FASHION MARKETING STUDENTS all ready to go on stage.

Recently, fashion marketing students teamed up with First Colonial and Kellam to put on a fashion show for the 2016 prom season. Dresses were provided by Online Formals and hair and makeup were done, free of charge, by Blowout Salon and Mary Kay. Here is a behind the scenes look of the models getting ready for the show.

Video // A Behind-the-scenes Look

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Seimi Park, Editor-in-Chief

Senior & Journalism II Student.

Seimi plays on the school's tennis team and loves photography.

CORE AND HONORS Geometry and Advanced Placement (AP) Statistics teacher Mr. Irwin celebrates his Teacher of the Year Award with his family last week. In addition to his eight years at CHS, Irwin taught Norfolk middle school students for nine years, and worked as an administrator at Norfolk Public Schools for four years.

Math teacher Mr. Irwin earns prestigious Teacher of the Year award

FALCON FOOTBALL OFFENSIVE stand ready on the line of scrimmage ready to pounce on Tallwood players. Ultimately, they felt the fire beneath them and used that momentum to win the game, 23-20.

Touchdowns and throw downs; Falcons take on Tallwood lions for Homecoming

JOURNALISM STUDENTS FLAUNT their school spirit in green and gold in preparation for the pep rally. The Falcons had a successful Homecoming week, ultimately winning the football game.

Homecoming Spirit Week showcases “Award Shows” as theme

FALCONS MASCOT FLEXES at the Homecoming pep rally. "The pep rally was a great way to hype up students for the Homecoming football game," senior Max Palmerton said.

Pep rally hopes to hype up students, Homecoming

FALCON VARSITY FIELD Hockey seniors Erma Bailey, Isabel Pardo, (front row) Leena Harkins, McKenzie Derr (middle row) and Callie Workman (back) take the raffle prize out for a spin around the field. The golf cart is the winning prize for anyone who buys raffle tickets for the hockey team fundraiser.

Field Hockey program hosts golf cart raffle fundraiser

FALCONS MASCOT FLEXES at the Homecoming pep rally. "The pep rally was a great way to hype up students for the Homecoming football game," senior Max Palmerton said.

Pep rally hopes to hype up students, Homecoming

SOPHOMORE NATE WALLACE (right) asks junior Matt Dashielle about his New Year's resolutions. According to Dashielle he wishes to lift his truck higher in the new year.

Falcons share New Year’s resolutions, students around the halls

JUNIOR MAX PALMERTON'S Philly Cheese Steak sandwich came out hot and delicious, served with a side of fries. Palmerton and junior Blake Heselius, who are veteran food reviewers, thoroughly enjoyed their meals.

Philly Cold Cuts Food Review

THE BOYS ON the Couch discuss their topics on this week's vodcast. The most talked about topic is the basketball game against long time rival First Colonial High School.

Falcon Weekly Vodcast: Tuesday, January 2- Friday, January 5

JUNIORS BLAKE HESELIUS and Max Palmerton grub on Uncle Al's legendary sandwiches together on a bench outside a park. They ordered the garbage burger, hotdogs, and the fan favorite home fries.

Famous Uncle Al’s hotdogs remains local “gem”

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