“All the world’s a stage,” Shakespeare wrote. To celebrate his work, the drama department attended the Secondary School of Shakespeare Festival where their rendition of “The Taming of the Shrew” was performed at the Folger Theater in Washington, D.C., on March 22.
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After the end of each Learning Seminar cycle (LS), a lesson focusing on character flickers across the televisions in every classroom. The Character Education lessons first began two years ago, and their impact has grown progressively, reaching further than the screens and into the hearts of students.
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It is not a simple coincidence that every Tuesday the senior class appears to be donning classic sweaters. The number of participants has soared since the creation of the unofficial club in the beginning of the school year.
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La inmensa responsabilidad sobre los hombros que tienen ciertos estudiantes de décimo grado como Rosa Garcia y Zaynab Kadhem, que tienen que traducir su idioma a inglés para sus padres. An immense responsibility rests on the shoulders of certain students like sophomores Rosa Garcia and Zaynab Kadhem who must translate English for their parents.
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It was a spontaneous decision. Late one night—I might have been incoherent from sleep deprivation—the thought occurred to me: Why not try skydiving for my birthday? The legal age minimum is eighteen years old. I pitched the idea to my parents over the railing from the second floor of the house while they were intently [...]
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Snap. Crack. Game over. The varsity football team encountered a stumble when two of their starters, seniors Matt Louis and Drew Cormode, faced serious injuries and were pulled out for the season.
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Across the school, college hoodies and sweatpants on tired students fill the hallways; however, on closer inspection, senior Angela Virostek consistently stands out from the masses of her peers by the distinct click of her high heels.
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On Sept. 16th, a faculty meeting was organized in the auditorium to announce the new principal for the 2011 school year that would replace James Kacur. Previous sub-school 1 assistant principal, Teresa Johnson was officially and proudly announced as the new Chantilly High School principal.
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