• April 16Spring spirit week and the spring pep rally will be held the week of April 22.
  • April 15Congrats to Orchestra students who earned accolades in Orlando; 1st place Orchestra award and weekend Grand Champion.
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  • April 9Monday, April 15, is a staff day; no school for students.
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NAHS teams up with Saint Mary’s

Ben Darnell, Editor-in-Chief|March 13, 2018

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THE NATIONAL ART Honor Society traveled to Saint Mary’s Home for the Disabled.

The National Art Honor Society and sponsor Mrs. Syzmanski (pictured 2nd from left) traveled to Saint Mary’s Home for the Disabled on Friday to create pieces of art for the Home’s annual Gala and Auction.

Students also collaborated with local artists Rick Nickel and Chris Revels.

 

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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
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
PHOTO PORTRAITS REPRESENT realistic views and nuances of the human face. This portrait was created and sent, as part of the Memory Project, to a child in Ukraine in 2017.
Annual Memory Project encourage student creativity
HUNDREDS OF HUMAN plungers sprinted toward the frigid Atlantic Ocean as part of the Polar Plunge annual event in Virginia Beach. The plungers were dressed in everything from wetsuits to speedos as they took turns dipping into the ice cold ocean.
Annual “Polar Plunge” brings the chill
SENIOR STUDENT DIRECTORS Syriana Price, Billy Westra, and Quentin Shapero rehearse for their annual One-Act production. The performances were held January 25 and 26, and plans to demonstrate the cost of censorship.
Falcon Stage Company theater presents #Censored, One-Act play
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  • 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.

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    CHS Orchestra attends OrlandoFest, bring home high accolades

  • 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.

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    Cultures Come Together to Showcase Authentic Food Trucks to CHS students

  • PHOTO PORTRAITS REPRESENT realistic views and nuances of the human face. This portrait was created and sent, as part of the Memory Project, to a child in Ukraine in 2017.

    A&E

    Annual Memory Project encourage student creativity

  • HUNDREDS OF HUMAN plungers sprinted toward the frigid Atlantic Ocean as part of the Polar Plunge annual event in Virginia Beach. The plungers were dressed in everything from wetsuits to speedos as they took turns dipping into the ice cold ocean.

    A&E

    Annual “Polar Plunge” brings the chill

  • SENIOR STUDENT DIRECTORS Syriana Price, Billy Westra, and Quentin Shapero rehearse for their annual One-Act production. The performances were held January 25 and 26, and plans to demonstrate the cost of censorship.

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    Falcon Stage Company theater presents #Censored, One-Act play

  • MANTRA TATTOO ARTIST Dominick Taylor visited Art teacher Mrs. Van Veenhuyzenss classes earlier this week to show students that art offers variety. According to Taylor, the best part about his field of work is that he can be his own boss with his own hours.

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    Mantra Tattoo artist Dominick Taylor visits Arts I, II classes

  • YEARBOOK STAFF JUNIOR editors River Aman and Ashytyn Ricks concentrate on their Chromebooks in order to perfect their spreads. Both girls have been on the yearbook staff for two years.

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    New year brings new “hidden” yearbook theme

  • 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.

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    CHS Chamber Orchestra quartet members perform, prestigious Virginia Music Educators Association Conference

  • 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.

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    Marching Falcons stride to victory

  • 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.

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    “Bra-cu-la” bra provides spooky Halloween atmosphere, Bra-ha-ha annual event

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