Claremont is often considered a place of safety, with little criminal activity. Yet recently stolen bikes may have changed students’ opinions on how secure they feel their belongings are when they go...

As times change, the world does too, and schools must adapt accordingly. A school’s biggest responsibility is to educate its students and prepare them for adulthood. One way to do this is by making certain...

Every year, Claremont Unified School District brings one teacher to the spotlight, whether it be from any one of the elementary schools, El Roble, Claremont High School, San Antonio High School, or Claremont...

The renowned principal of Claremont High School, Dr. Brett O’Connor, has announced his retirement after 16 good years of service. O’Connor has done many notable actions such as implementing the International...

During the week before spring break, CHS students may notice a sudden influx of people around campus, in the hallways, and perhaps even appearing in their classrooms. Tagging along with familiar faces,...

Every quad at CHS has an abundance of posters adorning their walls, but there is only one poster in common: StopIt posters. With “CHSReport '' plastered all over bathrooms, classroom walls, and everywhere...

Time to pass out the tests! Wait, a test today? Well, one for COVID, at least. Over the course of the pandemic, almost everyone has gotten used to sticking swabs up their noses, mixing the swab with a...

Drugs like marijuana, cocaine, and fentanyl permeate the populace of teens around the country. Claremont is no stranger to the epidemic of substance abuse, as it has reached the heart of the student population...

Claremont High School left the Homecoming “king” and “queen” titles in the dust this past dance in favor of the term “royalty.” According to ASB, Claremont chose to use the word “royalty”...