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COVID-19 encourages socially conscious behavior among students, community

Leah Tan • May 21, 2020

Prior to the spread of COVID-19 in the United States, Janvi Bhatia, Carmel Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) activities co-chair and junior, said she frequently volunteered at hospitals. However,...

HOSA State Leadership Conference Canceled

Riya Chinni • April 12, 2020

What specifically was cancelled? Indiana HOSA’s State Leadership Conference was cancelled. This is the state level competition for HOSA and includes dozens of events ranging from online testing to...

Carmel Clay Schools to take preventative measures against COVID-19

Riya Chinni • March 12, 2020

With recent coronavirus (COVID-19) cases arising in the United States and a few cases in Indiana, Carmel community members are curious about the steps Carmel Clay Schools (CCS) will take during this time. Superintendent...

African-American students sport natural hair, celebrate Natural Hair Movement this Black History Month

Anushka Dasgupta and Riya Chinni • February 21, 2020

When people ask senior Kiara Garcia if they can touch her hair, she’s never offended. Instead, she said she uses these situations as an opportunity to educate others about her natural hair texture. As...

Carmel UNICEF officer applications due Feb. 18, interviews start on Feb. 25

Grace Xu • February 20, 2020

Carmel UNICEF’s officer applications are due Feb. 18, and the current leadership will be conducting interviews with the candidates throughout upcoming weeks starting on Feb. 25. Elections for next year’s...

Better Late Than Never: College Board’s new registration date for AP tests restricts students’ flexibility for decisions

Riya Chinni • September 20, 2019

College Board recently announced the registration deadline for AP exams, which take place in May, will now be on Nov. 15. In previous years, College Board set the AP Test Registration deadline in the...

Shop Before You Drop: Students should have time at the beginning of the school year to see if they like scheduled electives

Riya Chinni • August 13, 2019

If you were to walk among the campuses of Brown or Harvard University during the first week of school, you would see students flitting in and out of a myriad of classes, sampling courses which are offered...

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COVID-19 encourages socially conscious behavior among students, community

HOSA State Leadership Conference Canceled

Carmel Clay Schools to take preventative measures against COVID-19

African-American students sport natural hair, celebrate Natural Hair Movement this Black History Month

Carmel UNICEF officer applications due Feb. 18, interviews start on Feb. 25

Better Late Than Never: College Board’s new registration date for AP tests restricts students’ flexibility for decisions

Shop Before You Drop: Students should have time at the beginning of the school year to see if they like scheduled electives

Q&A with GradFest organizer Kimberli Boston-Smith

Best Buddies create video to celebrate Developmental Disability Awareness Month

Best Buddies to attend Pacers Game Feb. 9, Carmel basketball game

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Best Buddies to host Friendship Ball, fundraise for Friendship Walk, attend Pacers Game