May 2021

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• Students, teachers face unique challenges as they resume a "normal" schedule this year Before the pandemic, juniors Abby Burnham and Nyah Lam said that they were inseparable.  “Previously, we always hung out during cross-country. We always had sports together and we went to the same middle school so we were used to seeing each other…
• Graphic Perspective: Vaxxed and Relaxed To see more of Emily's work, click here. To read a staff editorial about requiring vaccinations at CHS, click here.
• Construction on Clay Center Road elementary was completed July 1 and the school is open for students for the… Ron Farrand, Director of Facilities and Transportation   Why did CCS decide to construct a new elementary school? We’re building two, and the two schools that we’re replacing had come to the end of their life cycle. In this case,…
• Marching band working to get less experienced members ready for in-person competitions, halftime performances Due to last year's COVID-19 cancellations and hybrid schedule, freshman and sophomore marching band members have had little to no experience performing at in-person competitions. However, the marching band has worked hard all summer to prepare a new show for halftime…
• With Regatta Day on Aug. 4, IRC rowers, coach acknowledge how rowing being less common sport contributes to team… Rower and junior Nyah Lam competes on the same team as rowers from various schools in the Indianapolis area due, she said, to there being few local rowing clubs. As a result, Lam said many of her competitions are also…
• Students' early belief in titular imaginary characters leads to them making their own Junior Alexandra “Ally” Shaw said she remembers when she discovered Santa was not real. Shaw said she remembers discovering the discarded box in the recycling bin that carried hers and her older brother’s presents the morning after Christmas, and that…