Every October, millions of people sport the color pink in support of breast cancer. They participate in walk-a-thons, breakfast fundraisers, and buy out all pink ribbons in stock. However, one Chantilly High School student has decided to raise awareness for another form of cancer that is overshadowed by the amount of hype received by breast [...]
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Increasingly complex technology has led to an increase in distracted students
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‘Race to Nowhere’ reveals problems pervading teens; draws response from community
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What is one thing that almost all teenagers want to have when they turn 16, something that shows their growing independence and freedom from their parents? A car with their brand-new driver’s license.
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In any sport, playing for a club is a very different experience from the typical high school team. However, athletes have varied preferences toward both teams.
Continued...Effective this June, there will no longer be a penalty for wrong answers on AP tests; previously, a penalty of one-fourth of a point was assessed for wrong answers on questions with five possible answers and one-third of a point on questions with four possible answers.
Continued...Many sports at Chantilly begin their seasons this spring. One of which, the Rugby club, is also beginning their exciting schedule.
Continued...Many spring sports have early conditioning before the season to prepare their athletes. Conditioning starts as early as the beginning of winter sports. Student athletes must attend conditioning if they want to be part of the spring team.
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At the Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) District competition, on Feb.5, the Early Childhood Career Academy class swept the competition with five teams, 11 students total, earning either a silver or gold medal, which allows them to advance to the State competition in Virginia Beach later in April. Having sent only five [...]
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