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Despite student sentiment, disparities between women, men’s sports remain prevalent at CHS

Jillian Moore • March 14, 2023

As many athletes at this school might know, our stadium is split in half. Under the visitors’ side is the women’s locker room, and under the home side is the significantly larger and better-equipped...

Administration, staff prepares for decrease in funding

Ally Horwitz • October 23, 2020

For the 2021-22 school year, the CCS district anticipates operating on a 5% decrease due to a lowering of state sales and income taxes. This decrease is due to COVID-19 causing a decrease in sales tax...

Members of art-focused clubs debate whether unequal distribution of 2020 City of Carmel Arts Grants is justifiable

Valliei Chandrakumar • April 9, 2020

Earlier this month, the City of Carmel, in accordance with the 2020 Arts Grant Program, donated $3,500 to the Carmel High School Orchestra Parents Club. The CHS Art Club and National Art Honor Society...

Show Me the $$$

Carson TerBush, Editor-in-Chief • January 24, 2019

CHS students find funds allocated to curriculum and extracurriculars efficient

feature • September 16, 2015

Complaints about funding distribution to athletics department largely unfounded

perspectives • May 22, 2014

Last year, it was the fitness center. This year, it’s the turf. To the ordinary CHS student or parent, it doesn’t seem unreasonable to question the amount of money that goes into funding the athletics...

After Ritz win, CCS hopes to revisit high-perfoming district designation

News • December 14, 2012

Glenda Ritz will be inaugurated as Indiana’s Superintendent for Public Instruction on Jan. 14 in an election victory that CCS board member Tricia Hackett said “was a shock” to the state. Hackett...

Sinking Costs

News • February 23, 2012

By the time freshman Morgan Montgomery graduates from Carmel High School, she will have endured eight semesters as a part of Carmel Clay Schools (CCS). As second semester elapses, somewhere in the state...

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