Speak-ups: Summer 2019

Jessica Konrad and Kelly TruaxMay 17, 2019Leave a Comment

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Curran Eastes, a senior at Carmel high school, flys over a jump at the Town Run trail on Tuesday, Nov. 23. Town Run trail offers multiple challenges along the trail ranging from big jumps, rock climbs, and even a wall ride. “Even though you may not have the greatest equipment in the world, get out into the outdoors and experience it for yourself. Its truly eye-opening what the outdoors can do for you,” Eastes said.

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Senior Zach Beeler

“(This summer) I’m looking forward to my sister’s wedding because that’s just really exciting that she is getting married. (The wedding) will be in (Washington D.C.).”

Senior Hok Lam

“This summer I’m most likely going to be working a lot. I still need to find a job, but it’s something I want to do. I’m (also) looking forward to hanging out with friends. ”

Junior Delilah Macharia

“I’m looking forward to not being in school this summer. I don’t like being at school and I want to graduate a soon as possible.”

Sophomore Caroline Zu
“There is a national summer program and (I am going to attend specifically) the medical program at Northwestern. Northwestern is really close to my goal school, so I think that will help me in the long run.”

Freshman Camille Williams

“I’m looking forward to going to different summer camps, and attend all of the marching band practices.”

Q&A with Michael Beresford, superintendent and CCS facility dog owner Carmel Clay Schools recently got a facility dog, Jim Dandee, right? Yes. What is the reason behind Jim Dandee’s name? So the reason behind his name is because his mom's name was Dandelion, and then he was named after a…
Students, teachers explore non-traditional learning strategies at CCS CLC provides project-based path to graduation After spending around two weeks at CHS, junior Ella York transferred to the Carmel Learning Center (CLC), an alternative education service across the street from the high school. As a new student at…
Students and teachers both see challenges, positives and negatives of immigration National Immigration Day, which will occur next Thursday, is a day geared to reflect on the numerous cultures that make up the melting pot culture that makes up the United States. However, according to senior Sneha Srivasta, who lived in…
Q&A with Carmel Clay Parks and Recreation Directors on the Construction of Bear Creek Michael Klitzing, Director of Carmel Clay Parks and Recreation Where is Bear Creek Park being built? Bear Creek is located at the southwest corner of 146th Street and Shelborne Road in Northwest Carmel. How far are you in the process…
Students with neurodivergencies often hide disabilities due to stereotypes, misinformation Like many students at school, sophomore Joseph Sandy said he enjoys drawing in class as a means of personal relaxation. “I like to draw in class because it is a good relaxer and it basically gives my body ‘alright that…
With upcoming holiday season's focus on family, community, students, teachers review what constitutes a "family… Starting from a summer training camp to late-night rehearsals, Ella Glowacki, Accents member and sophomore, spent countless hours practicing and being with her fellow Accents members, forming irreplaceable friendships. “Everyone (in Accents) is super nice. My closest friends are in…