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Kate Loper

Kate Loper, In-depth Editor

Hey guys! I’m Kate and I am so excited to be one of the In-depth editors during my second year of the HiLite staff. Outside of HiLite you can see me thrifting, reading, drinking coffee, and hanging out with my friends.

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Review: “My Dark Vanessa” allows readers to get a victim’s point of view [MUSE]

Review: “My Dark Vanessa” allows readers to get a victim’s point of view [MUSE]

January 24, 2023

Debate gives students lifelong conversational skills

January 24, 2023

As Gym-culture grows post-COVID, concerns about unhealthy habits arise

January 9, 2023
Review: Is The Secret History a modern classic? [MUSE]

Review: Is “The Secret History” a modern classic? [MUSE]

November 1, 2022

Heroes and Villains: A new perspective on literary classics

October 16, 2022

Creative Writing allows students to enhance their writing skills

September 21, 2022
IB Literature student Mila Bonewitz seen reading below. She was seen reviewing her notes during SSRT.

IB Literature allows for deeper understandings in literary work

August 30, 2022
AP Biology students created self-sustaining ecosystems for their ecology unit project. Senior Chloe Winn said, “I like this project because we had to take things around us outside that we might not notice and shrink it all down to put in a jar.”

AP Biology students, teacher, discuss self-sustaining ecosystem project

May 19, 2022

IB English supports students analysis skills of literary works

March 28, 2022

Honors English 10 prepares students for future literature courses

March 1, 2022
Event offers sensory-friendly opportunity for people, families to skate

Event offers sensory-friendly opportunity for people, families to skate

February 21, 2022

National Chinese Honors Society members plan for celebration

January 14, 2022
Dylan Gentilcore pictured teaching one of his English classes. He says he is excited for what the Heros and Villians class will become.

Heros and Villains class allows for students to draw comparisons to everyday life

October 25, 2021
CCS bus driver Dondi Bacon-Wruble greets students over the loudspeaker as they get on the bus after school. Bacon-Wruble is the driver of school bus number 50 that is pictured lined up outside of the Freshman Center. Bacon-Wruble said that the bus driver pay raise was necessary and praised the district-wide pay changes implemented for this year and next year.

CCS bus driver shortage leads to district pay changes, students discuss implications

October 22, 2021
English Teacher Roya Farrow, writes in her planner during SSRT. She said she is excited for what her new Short Story class will become and teach students.

Short Story class allows for creative thinking

October 1, 2021

Humor Class at CHS Takes a New View on Literature

September 13, 2021
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