By Matt Galle While students are free to carry around cell phones and MP3’s, laptops and other electronic devices now need to be approved by the school for use during the day. Since Sept., the school has implemented a simple process in which students bring their devices to the main office to get it [...]
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As the end of June approaches, students anxiously count down the days until the final bell rings and they can exit the building for the last time of the school year. This coming June, however, Fairfax County students will not have to wait as long as previously thought.
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The school released the list of students on the AB Honor Roll. Check to see if your hard work earned you a spot! Congratulations to all that made it. A/B HONOR ROLL THIRD QUARTER Stephen Aanstoos Farishta Abbasi Mohamed Abdulkadir Yahya Abou-Ghazala Brian Abt Darius Abtahi Laila Abuelhawa Catherine Acio Jacob Acosta Charlotte [...]
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Teachers of the Chantilly High School pyramid were given flyers telling them to wear apparel from the college they attended on April 13. “They wanted to have students learn from teachers about what their college experience was like,” English teacher Lyndsay Best said. “We were supposed to ask if anyone had any questions, and talk [...]
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Andrew Zwicker, head of science education at the Princeton plasma physics laboratory, came in to talk to students on April 20 during 4th period as a part of the Nifty Fifty (times 2) program. The Nifty Fifty program invites 100 award-winning scientists to visit local middle and high schools.
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At the award ceremony on April 14, all three of Chantilly’s student publications were honored. The literary magazine, “Andromeda” placed third; “The Odyssey,” Chantilly’s yearbook, placed eighth; “The Purple Tide” came in tenth place.
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On Monday morning, the Chantilly community woke up to devastating news. The night before, junior Katrina Roberts passed away. The news of the tragedy spread quickly around the community.
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On March 31, Robotics team participated in the First Robotics Competition held in Walter E. Washington Convention Center at Washington DC. The purpose of the competition was to build a robot that shoots basketballs into hoops. This event was followed by the Chesapeake Regional Competition, a prerequisite to the DC Regional competition. Chantilly ranked 15 [...]
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With face painting, crafts, refreshments, and a student dressed up in a morph suit, the Chantilly High School’s annual Pyramid Art Show brought together the student art community.On March 22nd, the Pyramid Art Show was the biggest art event of the year which displays artwork from all nine schools in the Chantilly pyramid. “The whole [...]
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With great food comes great responsibility: the responsibility to serve that food cooked. Papa Murphy’s pizza does not fulfill its duty to the consumer world. Papa Murphy’s signature style is called “take-and-bake,” meaning the food is prepped and wrapped in-store, then sent home with the customer to bake at their own leisure. It sounds like [...]
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