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Review in Print: "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" is truly extraordinary [MUSE]

Review in Print: “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” is truly extraordinary [MUSE]

Helena Wang April 29, 2023

Click to see the "Extraordinary Attorney Woo" trailer here. On this blog, members of the Carmel High School chapter of the Quill and Scroll International Honorary Society for High School Journalists...

Students with neurodivergencies often hide disabilities due to stereotypes, misinformation

Students with neurodivergencies often hide disabilities due to stereotypes, misinformation

Archit Kalra and Christian Ledbetter October 22, 2021

Like many students at school, sophomore Joseph Sandy said he enjoys drawing in class as a means of personal relaxation. “I like to draw in class because it is a good relaxer and it basically gives...

A Shot in the Arm: With flu season at its peak this month, schools  like CHS are more susceptible to spread of disease

A Shot in the Arm: With flu season at its peak this month, schools like CHS are more susceptible to spread of disease

Wendy Zhu, Karen Zhang, Rhea Acharya, and Raphael Li February 22, 2019

With over 5,000 students, CHS is the largest public high school in Indiana and one of the largest in the nation. But while this school’s large student body has its benefits, for students like sophomore...

Radio Recording:
Senior Ethan Wakeman talks into his microphone during a recording session at the CHS recording lab. He said radio is a fun way to express himself.

More Than A Diagnosis: As International Congress approaches, experts on, students with autism explain history, misconceptions surrounding developmental disorder

Angela Qian and Harini Ravichandran October 25, 2018

Senior Ethan Wakeman is pretty much your average high schooler. He’s a GKOM, and he participates in activities such as cross-country, track and radio. Like many students, he also said he tends to forget...

Changing the way we view students with special needs

Changing the way we view students with special needs

Contributor April 14, 2016

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TEAM: Together Everyone Achieves More

TEAM: Together Everyone Achieves More

News March 18, 2016

Sophomore Mona Goggins has always known that her brother, freshman Joshua “Josh” Goggins, was different from others. According to Mona, he showed symptoms of autism at an early age—aggression,...

‘Dis’ does not belong in disability. We can learn a lot from respecting special needs people.

‘Dis’ does not belong in disability. We can learn a lot from respecting special needs people.

perspectives March 19, 2015

At CHS, we are actually pretty blessed to be able to interact relatively well with special needs students. There’s Best Buddies, United Sound, Special Olympics, Unified Track, etc. We feel that we actually...

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