Photo Essay: Hour of Code

Uday LomadaDecember 10, 2018Leave a Comment

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Brandy Ostojic, CHTV advisor checks in on the students work for their upcoming show. Ostojic said the senior show will be released Dec 8.

CHTV to release their last show for the year

Caption: Carmel Ambassador members practice for Holiday Spectacular shows coming up. The shows will be Dec. 6 to 10 times vary based on the day.

Carmel choirs to perform in Holiday Spectacular shows this week

December 2023 News Briefs

December 2023 News Briefs

Junior Macie Barth checks out the Green Gift Shop information page on the CCPL website. The page contains information regarding timings, items being sold, and additional library services that are a part of the event. “I can’t wait to check out the library sale on second-hand books for the shop,” Barth said.

Carmel Clay Public Library to host Green Gift Shop on Nov. 30

Adam Miller, Lieutenant of Carmel Police Department and Commander of School Resource Unit, educates students about points of entry and exit at the school. Miller said informing students about ways to leave the school in case danger arises, is crucial in ensuring their safety.

SROs work to combat school intruders, warn against entering and leaving school premises without ID

Hour of Code was an event hosted by the CHS Business Department for Computer Science Education Week. Over 400 elementary school students attended the event:

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