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Avery Carlisle

Avery Carlisle, Student Section Reporter

Hi! My name is Avery Carlisle and I am a junior. I’m so excited for my second year on the HiLite staff! Last year, I was an Entertainment reporter and this year I am a reporter for Student Section. Outside of school, I like to bake, draw, spend time with friends, and I play clarinet in the marching band.

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Boygenius’ new album “the record” really is written by geniuses [MUSE]

Boygenius’ new album “the record” really is written by geniuses [MUSE]

Avery Carlisle
May 4, 2023
Students, Director of Transportation evaluate environmental benefits, disadvantages of electric vehicles

Students, Director of Transportation evaluate environmental benefits, disadvantages of electric vehicles

Avery Carlisle
May 2, 2023
Get Lit Interactive JAM

Get Lit Interactive JAM

Ethan Blastick, Avery Carlisle, Caroline Just, Ayaan Nadeem, Lydia Teeter, and Grace Guo
April 18, 2023
Junior Kenzie Mattingly waters and measures plants kept in a biology room for scientific observation. She said as a woman in the life sciences there have been times where shes been afraid to give her input.

Women in STEM emphasize the struggles of gender bias within school, workplace

Avery Carlisle
March 31, 2023
Registered Nurses Lori Justin (left) and Caroline Pasko (right) work on their computers while no students need their care. Registered Nurse Amy Fletchall said, “Our main goals are keeping the students and staff healthy while being mindful of the importance of not missing instructional time.”

Health center nurses, student discuss difficulties with large group illnesses

Avery Carlisle
March 21, 2023
Everything to Know About F1

Everything to Know About F1

Ethan Blastick, Avery Carlisle, Caitlin Follman, Kent Fujita, Roman Gralak, and Grace Guo
March 4, 2023
Sophmore Kylee Nichols gives Sophmore Priscillia Smith a tour of the school. Smith said, since transferring to this school, the workload has piled up and only a few of her teachers have helped her adjust to the new environment.

[Photo] Students transferring during second semester find difficulties acclimating to this school

March 9, 2023
Carmel should continue to reduce traffic lights, add roundabouts

Carmel should continue to reduce traffic lights, add roundabouts

Avery Carlisle
February 1, 2023
With Walt Disney Studios’ 100th anniversary, students, teacher share struggles pursuing art-centered careers, succeeding in animation careers

With Walt Disney Studios’ 100th anniversary, students, teacher share struggles pursuing art-centered careers, succeeding in animation careers

Avery Carlisle
January 27, 2023
Members of the Rising Stars club discuss their excitement for the new year. According to junior Sam Tiek, the CHS theater programs have provided him with amazing opportunities to learn about the world of theater.

Rising stars, former Broadway actress discuss goals, difficulties in pursuing theatre

Avery Carlisle
January 20, 2023
Veganuary Vibes

Veganuary Vibes

Avery Carlisle, Marissa Finney, Grace Guo, Ayaan Nadeem, and Helena Wang
January 18, 2023
With Wright Brothers anniversary, students discuss passion for aviation

With Wright Brothers anniversary, students discuss passion for aviation

Avery Carlisle
December 17, 2022
Review: A Christmas Story Christmas fails to live up to the originals charm [MUSE]

Review: “A Christmas Story Christmas” fails to live up to the original’s charm [MUSE]

Avery Carlisle
December 11, 2022
Nurses at the health center work on their computers while no students are in need of their help. Registered nurse Amy Fletchall said, “Our main focus at this point in the school year is seeing students because of the increase in flu and virus illness activity.”

Health center nurses begin seeing common winter illnesses, discuss involvement in student health

Avery Carlisle
November 17, 2022
Participants in Carmel perform at the Midtowns Got Talent event. The finals occurred in early October.

Performers discuss difficulties of competitive environments, nervousness

Avery Carlisle
October 26, 2022
With CCPL reopening, TLC members discuss losing love for reading

With CCPL reopening, TLC members discuss losing love for reading

Avery Carlisle
September 29, 2022
Registered Nurse Amy Fletchall emails her colleagues about events. She said that one of the main focuses right now for the Health Center are student immunizations. She said “We are right now working on immunizations. We have a couple hundred students that are out of compliance.”

Health center prepares for new school year, Senior Class immunizations

Avery Carlisle
September 15, 2022
drecodespekauo

[Photo] New dress code policies discriminate against females, stereotype males

September 13, 2022
People should stop supporting fast-fashion companies with negative environmental impact, start supporting small businesses

People should stop supporting fast-fashion companies with negative environmental impact, start supporting small businesses

Avery Carlisle
May 20, 2022
Christopher Kuhne, co-sponsor of NAHS, doing what he loves best. He said NAHS has been leaning toward student run activities. “We get things set with the precedent first semester and then we just let (the students) run with it after that,” he said.

National Art Honor Society focuses on student leadership, Black History Month

Avery Carlisle
March 18, 2022
chalk it up

Student athletes consider balance of performance, artistry in their sports

Avery Carlisle
March 18, 2022
Painting teacher Anna Kramer closes the acrylic paint jars used in her painting class. She said, “Usually I start (the year) by teaching color theory because that’s huge with painting”

Painting class changes structure of project to allow increased creativity

Avery Carlisle
February 28, 2022
bookworm

Q&A with junior Nadiah Swalley on writing, self-publishing process

Avery Carlisle, Entertainment Reporter
February 16, 2022
As Half Notes workshop approaches, choir members reflect on leadership roles within performing arts community

As Half Notes workshop approaches, choir members reflect on leadership roles within performing arts community

Avery Carlisle
January 16, 2022
Fiber arts teacher Christopher Kuhne added the knitting and crocheting skills to the curriculum. He said, “Knitting and crochet is one of the biggest joys in my life.”

Fiber arts class adds knitting and crocheting to the curriculum this year

Avery Carlisle
December 9, 2021
Students talk about “camp,” niche, non mainstream aesthetics

Students talk about “camp,” niche, non mainstream aesthetics

Avery Carlisle
December 7, 2021

Q&A with freshman Jackson Bowers on nature, Bob Ross inspired artworks

Avery Carlisle
November 12, 2021
artful strokes: Senior Nash Cheslock adds details to a pair of white Nike Air Force 1 shoes. Cheslock said he mostly uses acrylic paints for these projects.

Q&A with senior Nash Cheslock on shoe painting hobby

Avery Carlisle
October 22, 2021
All Availability for Abortion Rights

All Availability for Abortion Rights

Avery Carlisle and Lily Farrell
October 1, 2021
Creative Choreo: The Ambassador choir members practice their routines in a gym. The fall performance will be on Sept. 29.

A Change of Scenery

Avery Carlisle, Entertainment Reporter
September 23, 2021
Sophomore Maiza Munn admires the details on the mural that was painted with senior Caroline Hammonds’ design.

Art department speaks on new mural and upcoming events

Avery Carlisle
September 3, 2021
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