In 2012, former President Barack Obama initiated the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Under this program, immigrants who arrived to the U.S. when they were 16 years old or younger...

The results of a University of Michigan long-term study of middle and high school students’ self-reported use of and attitudes toward tobacco, alcohol, and drugs might result in a headline such as the...

According to The Washington Post, more than 40% of students attending college are admitted through the Early Decision (ED) process. Effectively, ED is a mechanism for early applications to college, usually...

Ingenium Schools, an organization governing charter schools across L.A. County, had petitioned to open a school in Claremont, only to rescind that petition shortly after. Ingenium operates three elementary...

Cyberbullying and internet safety is an ongoing issue at CHS, and is constantly acted upon by administration. Every year, the school tries different ways to get students involved and educated on these...

College Board, a non-profit organization that strives to improve student access to higher education, has honored CHS this year. Our school has been selected for the Advanced Placement (AP) District Honor...

As sophomore year was wrapping up, I was faced with an incredibly difficult decision. Staring down at my course request form, pen in hand, I had to choose between enrollment in AP classes or the IB Diploma...

After spending months endlessly studying for tests and laboring away at homework, students look forward to relaxing during winter break. The holidays are generally regarded as a period of recreation and...

CHS students planning to matriculate to a four-year college or university may have difficulty fulfilling certain institutions’ requirements while meeting personal interests. The one-year fine art requirement...