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Final Lab in Foreign Foods: Sophomore Devin Thomas prepares the salmon in parchment before wrapping it in the foil during foreign foods on May 13. The salmon dish is wrapped and cooked in the oven. “The hardest part was probably preparing the salmon filets for them to get wrapped,” Thomas said.

2018-19 Photo of the Day

November 2, 2018

Single's day becomes another for-profit holiday, practice self-love every day February’s Valentines Day, September’s National Singles Day and the upcoming Black Friday are consumerist nightmares. In fact, most holidays are. When most people think of the holiday season, they imagine a break from their stress and time with their loved…
Students, teachers recognize Martin Luther King Jr. Day, how Black Lives Matter movements have affected its importance On the third Monday of January each year, people all over the country honor and remember the life and accomplishments of Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK). As a civil rights activist, MLK led the American civil rights movement with the…
Q&A with staff member Carla Baker on soccer career with Canadian national team What prompted you to start playing soccer? I started at the age of 12 and just played in the community. I just had some friends who liked the sport in the community, and I was always out and active, (so…
The HiLite staff commends the administration for their efforts to create a safe final exams schedule for students, staff Normally, during finals week, students can be seen walking around downtown Carmel to relax or entering the school in order to ask last-minute questions before their final exams. However, due to COVID-19 and the new finals schedule, you won’t find…
CHS students celebrate winter solstice in different ways, describe cultural significance While it might seem unusual to celebrate the winter solstice, the shortest day and darkest time of the year, many students at this school look forward to holidays around this time and have already begun preparing for celebration. One such…
Administration developed workable plan for ISTEP, more resources should be offered One of the most challenging aspects of this school year is standardized testing. On Feb. 5 and Feb. 10, juniors will take one of their most important tests of their academic careers: the ISTEP+. During this unprecedented hybrid semester, CHS…

Student, teacher discuss COVID, new course approval process

For sophomore Jordan Seigel, the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting hybrid schedule brought some changes to his AP Seminar class. “For virtual day...

Student body president Julia Heath talks with another Senate member during SRT. Heath said Senate is finishing up Brain Games and has many activities planned for second semester.

Senate continues working on brain games, looks ahead to other second semester activities including March Madness

Math department chairperson Jacinda Sohalski looks at the statistics on the Math Club in their latest competition, the American Mathematics Competition. Sohalski said the Math Club members have worked hard to get to where they are at now and that she is impressed with their results despite a pandemic.

Math Club to meet today after school in Room H207

The school board meets on Feb. 22 at a regular board meeting. At the meeting, board members discussed revisions to policies, approval of consent items and staffing reports.

School board to meet March 3 to review strategic plan goals, continue monitoring COVID-19 cases

Theater department prepares for devised theater and stand up comedy unit

According to theater department headtheater Jim Peterson, the theater classes will start preparing for their upcoming stand-up comedy and devised thea...