A young boy sits in his mother’s English class waiting for the final bell to ring.
He observes the room, his eyes fixated on his mother as she delves into the complexities of literary works that...
You walk into your seventh period and take a seat next to your best friend. They’ve been different lately. They starts talking to you and everything seems OK, until a guy friend sits next to them.
They...
Under the starry night sky, students and families bundle under their comfy blankets as the autumn breeze rustles around them. The scent of popcorn and hot chocolate fills the air, creating a cozy atmosphere...
Every two hours and 11 minutes, one person under the age of 25 commits suicide. It is the third leading cause of death for adolescents and takes the lives of 5,000 kids every year.
School grades,...
As the audience steps into the CHS9 Band Hall, radiant light beams reveal separate papers with the numbers one to 30 hanging in the periphery of the stage.
On Thursday, the CHS9 Theatre Company showcased...
Thousands of lengthy molecules and polymers come together to curate a piece of fabric, a seemingly mundane item that serves as a paintbrush to paint a freshman’s canvas.
As the sun rises, feeling...
From Oct. 23-27, CHS9 participated in the annual Red Ribbon Week program, a national initiative committed to spreading awareness among students about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse.
Real life...
Five minutes prior to the bell, CHS9 students speed walk through the hallways carrying color guard rifles, various types of band instruments and bags stuffed full of athletic equipment.
Outside, a yellow...
With the opening night of CHS9’s annual fall show, freshmen students are eager to showcase their first high school production.
The CHS9 theater company performs “Too Much Light Makes the Baby...
Sitting on the hallowed stage of Carnegie Hall on a momentous summer evening, CHS9 student Sahana Kumar enchants the audience, her melodic notes flowing on her violin.
Kumar played first violin for...
The moment is finally here. You sit at your desk waiting for the teacher to call out your name and hand back the test that will determine your grade.
Your name is finally called and you saunter up...
“I’m so sick of this. When will high school be over?”
If you are a freshman, chances are that you have thought these sentiments at least once in the first month of school. Many freshman students...
