The Wolfpacket

Aeries vs Student Connect

Ella Cortes, Reporter • October 18, 2025

The transition into the 2025-26 school year not only brings new students but also new technology. The implementation of Aeries, the replacement for Student Connect, has caused a stir amongst students at...

Police On Campus Isn’t Normal

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter • January 10, 2025

Battlefields within wars and students within classrooms; settings that should be nothing alike, yet do indeed contain a similarity. Within combat, the risk of losing one's life is a threat known, and sometimes...

Why you would cook with a Chromebook

Zarish Zaidi, Reporter • January 10, 2025

“Wait, how do I indent my paper?” Unfortunately, it’s impossible to do on an iPad. If only students had laptops! Devices provided to students play a crucial role in shaping their learning experience....

The Risks Of Limiting Mindsets

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter • November 1, 2024

Within the human brain, the frontal lobe allows the mind to think of complex concepts, have imagination with individuality, and develop rational decisions with reason. But when this essential aspect of...

Modern Is The New Synonym For Boring

Makayla Aguilera, Reporter • September 27, 2024

Walls that were anything but white, funky furniture that displayed charm maybe a little more than comfort, and the decor which was always one-of-a-kind: everyday houses then, yet nightmares for society...

It’s Discussion Time: Speaking Up About Advocacy

Fiona Wu, Reporter • May 3, 2024

In most people’s lives, one of the most common questions we ask is the simple word, “Why?” For instance, when your parents take away your phone, you scream WHY? This question is the start of advocacy....

Generation Alpha’s slang is a “W,” not an “L”

Pablo Guevara, Reporter • March 4, 2024

Every generation has its cultural staples. Generation X had Micheal Jackson and The Simpsons, millennials had Harry Potter and the Spice Girls, and the beloved Gen Z which we CHS students belong to had...

ASB! Support Sports!

Johnathan Lee, Reporter • October 13, 2023

Everyone knows the football team at CHS, and this is due largely in part to the advertisement of the ASB. Don’t get me wrong, this support is good. But the level of support sports teams are getting are...

End the uprise in disrespect to teachers from students

Melina Tisopulos • March 3, 2023

A year and a half following the return to in-person schooling, the lingering effects of the pandemic’s learning loss still ring. With plunges in test scores and rising absenteeism, its quantitative impact...

Enough is Enough: It is Time for Black Friday to Lighten Up

Rhea Sethi, Reporter • November 18, 2022

The following statement is long overdue: the craziness surrounding Black Friday is ridiculous, even for America. While the concept has its merits, people’s sheer lack of compassion for others when it...

“Admissions”: A conversation about inclusivity

Wobi Antoniolli, Reporter • September 30, 2022

Coming to the CHS stage on October 6th, 7th, and 8th is Claremont’s first extracurricular show of the year, “Admissions.” The play, written in 2018 by Josh Harmon, covers the subject matters of Affirmative...

In-person PE; not a priority

Izzy Thomas, Reporter • April 19, 2021

Three words: PE, Locker, Room— widely known as one of the grossest places on the planet and defined by Urban Dictionary as “the most awkward place in school.” Anyone who has attended public school...