For 14.5 hours, the CHS makerbot works tirelessly to create an entirely functional prosthetic hand for a child in need. Although on the first try the hand stuck to the 3D printer, another hand will be...

Each year, CHS students and faculty select nominees for Teacher of the Year. For the 2016-17 school year, Spanish teacher Gail Plumeri won the award for the first time. Principal James Gleason said...

The fourth annual CHS Fashion Show will take place on Feb. 24, presenting clothing from local boutiques and student models. CHS alumna Sallie Haas of the Class of 2016 started the Fashion Show in 2014....

As the second semester of the 2016-17 school year came to a close, CHS said goodbye to long-term substitute Ryan Weber and welcomes back art teacher Laura Fallon from maternity leave. Fallon has been...

Four CHS students attended Women's Marches in Washington D.C., New York, N.Y. and Asbury Park, N.J. and shared their varied experiences. Junior Zoe McDonnell of Middletown – Washington D.C. “We...

The second period forensics class determined that calculus teacher Deborah Maher murdered biology teacher Jeanine Gomez in the class’ mock murder investigation on Jan 17. Forensics teachers Leah Morgan...

300 bagels, 150 packets of cream cheese and 300 containers of butter greet students in the cafeteria eight mornings each school year. For both days of midterm and final exams, the Parent Student Faculty...

Students looking for their CHS soul mate filled out a 32-question survey last week to find their perfect match. The compatibility test is a fundraiser for the senior class to raise money for prom. To...

The SGA has decided to take a new approach for fundraiser approval for the 2017 school year to help with overall group communication, said senior and SGA president Mark DiSpigna of Lincroft. SGA advisor...

The Class of 2019 transformed the CHS cafeteria with paper lanterns and handmade snowflakes to fit their chosen theme of Northern Lights for the annual Winter Ball dance, held on Jan. 6. The council...

The Class of 2018 hosted the annual Winter Ball dance on Jan. 6. Tickets were sold for $10 the week before Winter Break and for $12 after students returned.

The Drama Club will be offering something new to its members this spring: a musical. After years of plays directed and produced by the students at CHS, the current council, led by seniors Annie Ruoff of...