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The student news site of Claremont High School

The Wolfpacket

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The Wolfpacket

Founders of SWAG

SWAG – a mental health resource

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter May 2, 2025

As of 2025, an estimated one in four Americans suffer from a mental health disorder, affecting their everyday lives and the world around them. With mental health quickly becoming a crisis, a set of CHS...

Say goodbye to Student Connect

Zarish Zaidi, Reporter May 2, 2025

Students and teachers will never track academic progress the same way again. For the 2025-2026 school year, CHS will transition from using Q Student Connect to a new platform called Aeries. Aeries is...

Justice for James Jia: the ASB presidential election controversy

Justice for James Jia: the ASB presidential election controversy

Annabelle Brusky and Brooklyn Roston May 2, 2025

In an announcement made on March 26, James Jia, a candidate for ASB president, was removed from the ballot after it was discovered that he had violated ASB policy. Two posters had been left up after the...

Claremont Colleges under federal investigation

Claremont Colleges under federal investigation

Annabelle Brusky, Reporter May 2, 2025

In March of 2025, the future of the Claremont Colleges was shaken into uncertainty when the Office of Justice, an agency under the Department of Justice, and the Anti-Defamation League, launched an investigation...

Don't play hooky for the cookie

Don’t play hooky for the cookie

Makeda Keab and Madyson Raudez April 4, 2025

Students at CHS are constantly contemplating the question that keeps them all on their toes: to delay or not to delay going to school. However, many have not faced the new consequences to the latter part...

Restorative Justice at CHS: a new approach to discipline

Restorative Justice at CHS: a new approach to discipline

Zarish Zaidi, Reporter April 4, 2025

Discipline in schools has traditionally been focused on punishment—detentions, suspensions, and even expulsions. Unfortunately, these punishments may not be truly effective. Because of this, many schools...

The magic of the wizarding world comes to CHS

The magic of the wizarding world comes to CHS

Emma Calimlim, Reporter April 4, 2025

Wands and potions, witches and wizards: the wonder and magic of the Harry Potter world is well known and loved by many. CHS is no exception to this, with theater putting on productions of Harry Potter...

CHS Club Advocacy

CHS Club Advocacy

Annabelle Brusky, Reporter April 4, 2025

When faced with the media in flames, societal pressure, and their rights under threat, Claremont High School students have refused to back down. Whether it is through directly raising awareness of issues...

Western Justice Center: the keys to safe school environments

Brooklyn Roston, Reporter March 7, 2025

On Wednesday, February 26, twelve CHS students were invited to the Western Justice Center’s Peer Mediation Invitational, a dispute resolution tactic in which students trained with mediation practices...

Mardi Gras arrives at CHS

Mardi Gras arrives at CHS

Emma Calimlim, Reporter March 7, 2025

German Club has Oktoberfest. Spanish Honors Society hosts the Dia de Los Muertos Festival. But what about the French Club? Two of the three languages offered on the CHS campus hold schoolwide festivals...

One Acts: a CHS tradition

Seong-Min Cho, Reporter March 7, 2025

Set the lights, open the curtains, and watch the stage. One Acts–an important tradition in the world of theatre at CHS. Having started Thursday, March 6, six different shows will play over the next few...

Wall-to-wall mandated MYP Makes You Panic

Wall-to-wall mandated MYP Makes You Panic

Mayo Ou and Caroline Warren February 14, 2025
With a simple vote, the fate of thousands of future CHS underclassmen was decided—and they did not know it was happening. On Monday, January 13, 2025, teachers at CHS held a vote on the future of the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Program (IB MYP) in most freshman and sophomore classes. Spoiler alert: they have made MYP classes mandatory.
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