At Communications High School (CHS), many students look to prestigious colleges in cities like New York, Washington D.C. and Boston as their dream destinations. These schools offer unique academic opportunities,...
With the first rounds of college decisions releasing, many Communications High School (CHS) seniors are celebrating their step closer to the end of the college admissions season. Parents often joke that...
On the day before winter break this year at Communications High School, the seniors became the teachers, signaling the revival of one of many senior traditions.
The Class of 2022 participated in the...
With deadlines rapidly approaching, CHS seniors are buckling down, focused on completing their college applications. However, through the application process, the Class of 2022 faced an additional challenge:...
The class of 2020 kicked off their final year at CHS together by traveling to New York City on Wednesday Sept. 25 for the annual senior trip. Students toured Ripley’s Believe It Or Not museum, ate lunch...
Out of 81 students in this year’s senior class, 11 made the decision to attend an art school. Six will attend Pratt Institute, two will attend the School of Visual Arts, and the others will attend Artcenter...
After four years of vocational education in CHS, the National Occupational Competency Testing Institute (NOCTI) tested the Class of 2018 on May 22. Seniors with a passing score will earn communications...
Freedom, flexibility, fear. All of which come with the ability to drive.
A handful of upperclassmen at CHS drive to and from school for a variety of reasons, ranging from convenience to independence....
Though students walked into school today sporting robes, slippers and flannel pants for the final day of Spirit Week, Pajama Day, it was not a sleepy day by any means.
The seniors took the win for Spirit...
Mentorship has been a part of a senior’s experience at CHS ever since the school’s first senior class graduated in 2004, Principal James Gleason said. Radio and mentorship teacher Bill Bengle took...
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 EMMA MCCAFFREY – Freshman, sophomores and juniors came to school on Friday sporting red, white and blue, and seniors wore apparel from the college they will attend in the fall.
