BY JULIANNE SACKETT - The first of four CHS information sessions was held on Oct. 3. Prospective students arrived at CHS as early as 9:30 a.m. for the 10 a.m. open house. Current students and faculty filled the positions of tour guides, class presenters and opening speakers.
BY ISABELLA CAVAZZONI - This Wednesday, Oct. 14, students across the country underwent a long morning of testing for the PSAT. The PSAT is proctored as a “trial run” to prepare students for the SAT, which is weighted highly in college admission decisions, according to Princeton Review.
By DYLAN JOSEPHSON - Communications High School is set to participate in New Jersey’s annual Week of Respect, starting this Monday, Oct. 5 through Oct. 9, along with many other schools across the state.
By Audrey Wilenta - As second period came to a close on Thursday, 11 candidates awaited the familiar beep of the loudspeaker, which would call all freshmen down to the cafeteria to begin their class elections. The elections took place during the DEAR period, and at the end of the day, freshman Kevin Clark of Spring Lake was announced as president.
BY DELIA NOONE - CHS's annual back to school dance was held on Friday, Sept. 18 in the cafeteria. Many students arrived dressed in white to match the black light theme. The dance kicked off the 2015-16 school year with bright posters and dozens of glow sticks in students' hands.
The baseball cap has been hung up for good. Former English III teacher Robert Sherman resigned over the summer break after 14 years at CHS.
“The Class of 2016 was a great group to go out with,”...
For the past 15 years, CHS freshmen have visited Thompson Park during the first week of school to participate in icebreaking activities with their new classmates, but the Class of 2019 will not experience...
While many students took the summer to relax and recharge, contractors and technicians were hard at work, TV Production teacher Jennifer Cornine said.
Over the summer, the TV and radio studios underwent...
BY ISABELLA CAVAZZONI AND EMMA WILENTA - Students returned to CHS this morning with tanned skin and tales of their summer 2015 vacation. Seniors soaked in their last first day of school while the freshmen were exposed to completely new surroundings and classmates.
By MARK DISPIGNA -After they recited two-minute long speeches, candidates anxiously waited to hear their names called over the loudspeaker on June 4. At the end of the day, members of the rising sophomore, junior and senior class councils were announced. Overall, seven new representatives were elected throughout the different councils.
