November 12Course selections for grades 9, 10, 11 will take place during One Lunch the week of Dec. 9- Dec. 13.
November 11Schools will be closed for Thanksgiving from Wednesday, Nov. 27-Sunday, Dec. 1
November 11Good luck to all fall athletes as they move to state championship play and to winter athletes at try-outs.
November 7Falcon Forum will now be held in November, the week of Monday, Nov. 18- Friday, Nov. 22.
October 21Senior night for fall sports, cheer and dance will be held on Friday, October 25, before the home football game.
October 21Congrats to the Falcon football team for their Homecoming win over the Tallwood Lions, 23-20 on Friday night.
September 1All students will attend conduct assemblies on Thursday, Sept. 5, throughout the morning.
September 1Open House for parents, teachers and students will be Wed, Sept. 4, at 5 p.m.
August 19No school for students, faculty, or staff on Monday, Sept. 2, in observance of Labor Day.
August 19Good luck to all fall athletes as they move into their seasons.

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Staff|September 28, 2017

Seniors Ben Darnell and Hayden Haupt deliver the school’s weekly updates and “need to know” information.

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Ian Lichacz, Editor-in-Chief

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Journalism III student

Ian enjoys scuba diving and sailing when he's not on his horse.

SENIOR JOURNALISM III student Brendan White holds on to the coveted Journalism recruit sign as part of this year's recruitment video; it's theme is a rendition of the popular Disney show, "Jessie". Upper level Journalism students take the time to induct new students and 'pass the torch'.

Journalism recruits new students, next school year

SENIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL players offered their senior night game jerseys to their favorite (chosen) teacher. The tradition, although nationwide, started at CHS four years ago.

Senior football players hand jerseys to favorite teachers, making an impact

CHS SENIOR ATHLETES (left-right) Seniors James Godfrey, Christian Dewey, Conner Worth, Isabel Pardo, and Erma Grey Bailey sign letters of intent for their chosen college. Godfrey, Dewey, and Worth committed for baseball, and Pardo and Bailey committed for field hockey.

Five Falcons sign NCAA letters of intent, next level baseball and field hockey

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

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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