Olivia Reynolds, sophomore

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• School board to continue planning for redistricting, hold next board meeting Oct. 26 The school board will hold its next regular board meeting on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. The board was also originally scheduled to hold a board workshop session next Monday, but school board president Mike Kerschner said the workshop will…
• Q&As with Carmel Mini Marathoners club leader, sponsor Lauryn Forster, Club Leader and senior Why did you join/start Carmel Mini Marathoners Club? Normally every year after cross country ends, we participate in the Monumental mini marathon, but because of COVID it is all virtual so Olivia and I…
• Students turn to streaming for easier, cheaper access to sports games The ratings for numerous sports events this year are some of the lowest ever recorded. Game 6 of the National Basketball Association (NBA) Finals recorded only 8.29 million viewers on ABC, according to Nielsen data. For reference, Game 6 of…
• 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…