Senior Issue 2022

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• Freshman, GKOM discuss transition from middle school to high school When freshman Naina Jakhar entered high school a mere few weeks ago, she said she faced a massive change of environment and was engulfed by a sea of emotions. “I was nervous about coming into high school. I had no…
• With National Tattoo Story Day on Sept. 16, students, tattoo artists share their tattoo stories, discuss stigma While some people use their voice or writing to tell their stories, senior Sophie Esposito uses her tattoos—one of butterflies and one of the word “balance.” She said both tattoos hold significant meaning to her. “The butterflies on the back…
• With upcoming Palladium performance, learn more about We Have All Music (WHAM) We Have All Music (WHAM) is a nonprofit group started by a group of students at this school in September of 2021. According to founder and senior Brayden Meng, it began because of a love of music and a want…
• SROs plan greater involvement in education, communication with students The CHS student resource officers (SROs) look forward to the 2022-2023 school year with intentions to get involved in classrooms, meet more students and form a board of students to voice concerns and suggestions on school safety. Blake Lytle, Master…
• New dress code policies discriminate against females, stereotype males Starting this school year, administrators have updated and become stricter about the dress code policies within this school. Some of these restrictions include students having to cover their midriff, torso, back and buttocks at all times. While this seems reasonable…
• New dress code not met without conflict As this year slowly returns to normal, administrators at this have reworded, updated and worked to better the stated dress code policy. This year, the dress code has been updated to include clothes “worn in a way such that genitals,…