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School Resource Officers (SROs) adhere to new guidelines, add permanent SRO

Calina He October 6, 2020

School Resource Officers (SROs) at CHS are adhering to new guidelines regarding chokeholds and are adjusting to a permanent SRO, according to SRO Shane VanNatter. “Our new policy says that techniques...

Staff reflect on 9/11 attacks, safety procedures

Staff reflect on 9/11 attacks, safety procedures

Riley Terbush September 12, 2019

Elisabeth Ohly-Davis, Orchestra Director How has 9-11 impacted the nation’s perspective on safety?   Literally one week before 9-11, my then-boyfriend, now-husband took a trip to California...

USEit Well: Students should utilize new STOPit app responsibly, recognize importance of school safety

USEit Well: Students should utilize new STOPit app responsibly, recognize importance of school safety

HiLite Staff January 24, 2019

According to a survey conducted by the HiLite staff in September, only 28 percent of students said they would rate the school’s safety as a five on a one-to-five scale with five being the safest. However,...

CHS takes steps to improve student safety with  safety focus group, implementation of body cameras for SROs

CHS takes steps to improve student safety with safety focus group, implementation of body cameras for SROs

Pranav Jothirajah November 16, 2018

Seven months ago, on May 25, a 13-year-old middle school student walked into Noblesville West Middle School with two handguns, shooting both a teacher and a student multiple times. Fortunately, they both...

Principal Tom Harmas works on his computer in his office. Harmas said as the school year begins, he is focusing on methods of improving safety at CHS.

Principal Tom Harmas makes school safety changes as year begins

Carson TerBush September 5, 2018
According to Principal Tom Harmas, CHS is making some changes to promote school safety this year. Harmas said administration has removed all-school convocations, added stricter...
The Rumor Mill: CHS students, staff discuss danger of rumors spreading over social media

The Rumor Mill: CHS students, staff discuss danger of rumors spreading over social media

Da-Hyun Hong and Karen Zhang March 23, 2018
Last month was an active one for CHS. On Feb. 8, a young boy accosted a girl with a paring knife in a bathroom. On Feb. 13, there were two altercations during the school day.

Safety Poll

Aditi Kumar March 23, 2018

School to operate on 'a normal schedule' on Tuesday with 'enhanced security plans in place'

School to operate on ‘a normal schedule’ on Tuesday with ‘enhanced security plans in place’

February 19, 2018
Carmel High School is taking additional security precautions against social media threats; a message to TCP students.
Principal John Williams speaks into the new doorbell notification system. The procedure, at first scheduled to be implemented next school year, was enacted on April 15. VICTOR XU / PHOTO

Administrators enact doorbell notification system ahead of schedule, looking into issues with intercom misuse

Beats April 21, 2013

Last week, the school installed buzzers on Doors 2, 4 and 13, which are the main office, student service and freshman center doors respectively. In the new system, every door will be locked at school during...

A visitor checks in after entering through Door 2 in the main office. Next school year, Door 2 and Door 13 will be locked and have buzzers and security cameras—secretaries will buzz in any visitors. VICTOR XU / PHOTO

School to implement new safety measures next year: locks on all doors, visitors to be buzzed in

Beats March 22, 2013

This school plans to introduce new security measures beginning in the 2013-2014 school year. These changes will be both technological and procedural, according to Principal John Williams. On the...

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