After eight years of teaching at CHS, IB Biology, and general Biology teacher Sarah Tonks is leaving CHS. Tonks’ contributions at CHS will definitely be remembered and will be tremendously missed by...

Libraries have been around generation after generation, housing books dating back decades. However, overtime, these dwellings of literature grow more and more outdated, particularly in the very structure...

Many students at CHS have become aware that the teachers of the math department have been trying their best to find ways to improve the mathematical skills of their students. For the 2018-2019 school...

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) is one of the most influential organizations in the U.S. today. However, according to reports from the Office of Management and Budget, NASA has...

In light of the tragic Parkland shooting and the other shootings plaguing schools and neighborhoods nationwide, CHS students, decked in black clothing, united and led a school walkout on March 14, 2018...

Students from across CUSD schools ranging from kindergarten to 12th grade had the opportunity to honor and express their very own thoughts on the victories of various social justice leaders and movements...

Out of the many years that CHS has taken the PSATs, this year has shown to have the most receivers of the exceptional National Merit award. The National Merit grants juniors who scored the highest on the...

On March 15 and 16, CHS juniors and seniors were exposed to the Every 15 Minutes program. The emotionally-charged experience is designed to be a lesson for these students to think critically about the...

The city of LA made Feb. 27 “Coco Day” to honor the Disney Pixar movie “Coco.” The movie had international success because of the Mexican setting and the focus on the Spanish holiday Dia de Los...