Help For Harvey: How can CHS contribute to relief for communities affected by Hurricane Harvey?

Allison Li, Web Content EditorSeptember 3, 2017Leave a Comment

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Month in Review: January 2025

Theater students rehearse for the 2024 fall play, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The play was shown Nov. 7 through Nov. 9.

Senior theater students, teachers reflect on fall play

Seniors tutor for NHS in room E137 during SSRT on Nov. 25. Macharia said the NHS is a great opportunity to get volunteer hours.

National Honor Society (NHS) expands its tutoring program, allows students to get volunteer hours

Sophomore Draco Qiao prepares for the online Arete Math Labs competition. Like other students in Math Club, Qiao had practiced for this competition after school with his peers.

Math Club wins Rose-Hulman Math Competition for 13th consecutive title

Allegro members pose during their closing act during the fall concert on Sept. 26. Choir director Katherine Kouns said, “I’m always so proud of the performances that our choir students are able to put on. These kids have accomplished so much.”

Carmel Choirs to perform at their annual Holiday Spectacular

Satellite image of tropical storm ‘Harvey.’ Courtesy of NASA

On Aug. 27, Tropical Storm Harvey devastated parts of Texas with over 50 inches of rain in some areas. Harvey has been recorded as a Category 4 hurricane; the most powerful hurricane to hit the United States in a decade.

According to The Guardian, 23 people have died and many others injured. It has also been recorded that more than 195,000 have asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for aid, and over 32,000 people are living in shelters due to the severe floods and weather. Harvey continues to devastate the southern part of the United States as it has now reached the Texas-Louisiana border.

Those affected by Hurricane Harvey have seen an outpour of support and relief from the Coast Guard, Houston Fire Departments, Texan residents and people across the country. The Red Cross is accepting donations.

Students, teacher discuss importance of severe weather drills following recent natural disasters In the past week, a wave of natural disasters across the United States have emphasized the threat of severe weather and seismic activity commonly associated with spring and the months of March through May. In Nevada, a mid-magnitude earthquake resulted…
Q&A With Senior Zaina Khan on non-profit MpowerHer What is MpowerHer, and why did you create it? MpowerHer is a nonprofit volunteering organization that provides girls in Bangladesh with access to education and resources regarding hygiene, health and lifestyle choices. I created it because, through my other volunteering…
The teenage workforce: students, teacher evaluate high school jobs As high schoolers take their first steps into the professional world, they are introduced to many new economic concepts and responsibilities. For sophomore Emily Messiha, working her first part time job at Jimmy Johns transformed her understanding of the significance…

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Help For Harvey: How can CHS contribute to relief for communities affected by Hurricane Harvey?

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