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• Despite stereotypes about Carmel, CHS made right decision to continue free lunches program for 2021-2022 school year To me, living in Carmel is such a privilege. This city boasts over 100 roundabouts, highly ranked schools, and new development projects that cost millions of dollars. However, last year, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many economic inequalities that existed…
• CHS administration describes their prioritization, policies for 2021-2022 school year According to assistant Principal Amy Skeens-Benton the decision for a fully in-person school year was based on the governor allowing events to occur in full-capacity settings once again. She said, “We believe that in-person learning and having (students) on a…
• Students, teachers face unique challenges as they resume a "normal" schedule this year Before the pandemic, juniors Abby Burnham and Nyah Lam said that they were inseparable.  “Previously, we always hung out during cross-country. We always had sports together and we went to the same middle school so we were used to seeing each other…
• Construction on Clay Center Road elementary was completed July 1 and the school is open for students for the… Ron Farrand, Director of Facilities and Transportation   Why did CCS decide to construct a new elementary school? We’re building two, and the two schools that we’re replacing had come to the end of their life cycle. In this case,…
• Quiz Bowl outlines goals, plans for upcoming competitions Quiz Bowl prepared for the start of another year of the tournament by hosting a call-out meeting on Aug. 30 at club sponsor James Hambley’s room, H213, and attending the CHS Club Fair. Quiz Bowl, described by Hambley as resembling…
• PTO get its first plan from the new PTO vice president PTO has been a part of Carmel School System and CHS for many years, having yearly activities for the students and parents at CHS. Some of the most known activities are Gradfest and Homecoming Dance. Every school year, the PTO…