Breaking the ice: students’ plans form winter break
January 20, 2023
Saturday, Dec. 24 marked the first official day of Winter Break for Communications High School. Many students and staff members swapped their school routines for extra family time as 2022 came to an...
January 20, 2023
“Never again” is the oft-repeated promise of Holocaust and genocide study historians – but the pledge has yet to ring true. With International Holocaust Remembrance Day approaching on Jan. 27, the...
Pressler’s childhood acrobatics brings circus talents to CHS
January 20, 2023
When most high schoolers choose an extracurricular, they opt to participate in activities such as sports, writing or visual art. Freshman, Zachary Pressler, however, chose a more unique path. Performing...
The youngest Supreme Court Justice ever to serve, Joseph Story, was only 32 years old, over 200 years ago in 1812. Currently, the youngest Supreme Court Justice, Amy Coney Barrett, is 50 years old and...
Listening to music is a simple pleasure that allows people to connect with both the lyrics and others who appreciate their favorite songs. The idea that one should not listen to certain songs because of...
High school students have not been receiving perfect scores on the SAT or ACT, raising questions on whether aptitude tests are really necessary . Based on a scale of 1600 points and 36 points, the SAT...
The Artist’s Block: Molly Arcara
November 24, 2022 • No Comments
Name of Piece: “Winter” Artist: Molly Acara “A screencap from ‘Captain America: The Winter Soldier’ repainted in my art style” - Molly Arcara of Red Bank Media Used:Procreate Time...
Generations reading fewer books
November 24, 2022 • No Comments
We’ve all been exposed to some form of storytelling, and naturally, with the word “story,” storybook comes to mind. With less and less readers, some may wonder if technology’s advancement is plaguing...
Students are falling for colder seasons
Ava Rubinstein and Madison Demaree
November 24, 2022 • No Comments
Fall: the season of pumpkin spice, apple picking and flannel jackets. Many of these elements instill feelings of joy and warmth, which stems from society’s tendency to romanticize the season. To romanticize...
With the school year now in full swing, many CHS students find their workload to be overbearing. The transition from summer to school can be difficult for students to adapt to, especially when considering...
Procrastination among students has become a prevalent issue, heightened by the rise of distractions from online social platforms. From TikTok to YouTube, social media platforms have been shown to provide...
While the country has seen shifts in high school education over the last few years, those at the real forefront of these changing dynamics are the teachers inside the classrooms. Many of the teachers at...
Henry Frieman and Ryan Lemberger
March 9, 2023
After senior Luke Chrzan skated off the ice at the Prudential Center following a 3-1 Middletown North loss to Northern Highlands in the New Jersey State...
NHS honors club tradition with induction ceremony
May 20, 2022
Induction into the National Honor Society (NHS) and National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) is something...
CCC Festival welcomes guests back on board with open arms
May 20, 2022
CHS’s unvarying blue locker pods transformed into the lively streets of Brazil, cobblestone avenues...
CHS clubs get a run for their money during the pandemic
January 28, 2022
Like the rest of Communications High School, the landscape of clubs has had to change and adapt with...
