“Free tutoring!” — two words rarely heard on the American education scene. With private tutoring prices skyrocketing from 20, to 60, to 85, and even up to 100 dollars per hour in the U.S. today,...

After the last few rounds of state primaries, each delegate vote cast further cements disappointment for the Bernie Bros and Joe Biden’s nomination. At this point, Biden has an almost 300-delegate lead...

After a long hiatus, CHS’ Spanish Club made a comeback during the fall of 2017. The club had been active many years ago, but eventually faded away. It was only until a handful of Spanish teachers on...

CHS strives to provide an open community where diverse cultures can freely express their interests and values. Students can reflect on their existing principles, ethics, and identities through culture...

Most students at CHS likely do not pay attention to the stock market, which is warranted. Students are teenagers who are often too busy thinking about a whole other world of tasks and events to be worrying...

In the midst of the current quarantine, with the infected and death counts rising everyday, it can be hard to keep positive. Yet a little more than 100 years ago, a massive influenza outbreak shook the...

Hello, CHS. I am a 2019 grad of CHS and I am currently taking a gap year before attending Boston University this fall. I will study finance and computer science and I will be on the swim team competing...

The life and culture that is art is a part of what makes Claremont so unique. With monuments and museums around town, Claremont is a city covered in history. As of Feb. 21, 2020, there is a new exhibit...