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Several courses through the FCPS Online Campus are offered for students over the summer
Rosen clears 13’7” at the Walter Bass High School Invitational at Liberty University on Jan. 14. Photo used with the permission of Elias Morrad.
Students de-stress with CHS’ new addition, therapy animals, which are designed to reduce anxiety during AP week.
At the College of William & Mary’s Day for Admitted Students, fraternity house Phi Gamma Delta puts up a sign welcoming the potential incoming freshmen of the William & Mary class of 2027.
The Lanyon building, the centerpiece of Queen’s University of Belfast, is the first building that was completed in 1849. It is named after the architect Sir Charles Lanyon.
News
Students de-stress with CHS’ new addition, therapy animals, which are designed to reduce anxiety during AP week.
Chargers connect with Dr. Goodloe through inclusive plan
Cedric Tchommo, Copy Editor • June 12, 2023

The departure of five year principal Dr. Scott Poole left a hole in the Chantilly...

Five live, six-to-eight-pound lobsters were dispersed to each of the mens’ restrooms on the morning of May 30. Three were in toilets, one was in a sink and one was on the ground.
Breaking news: lobsters planted in restrooms in supposed senior prank
May 31, 2023
Hazel Health, a free and accessible online mental health service, has been offered since April 10.
Teletherapy service addresses nationwide concerns, increases accessibility of resources
May 25, 2023
Junior Katelyn Ruehle drives around the CHS parking lot on March 22.
Gen Z puts the brakes on driving
May 19, 2023
arts&entertainment
Emerging summer concert events taking place
Josh Lim, Staff Writer • June 14, 2023

As a line of people change into crowds, music begins to play with musicians holding their instruments. With the days becoming longer, more and...

Manya Phutela and Noya Vattahara celebrate their graduation with a themed party.
Grad parties celebrate success, connect community
June 7, 2023
Simmons University freshman Lili Malatinsky’s dorm room boasts colorful prints and shades of green. “Having string lights up and plants all around my room makes it so much more of a comfortable environment,” Malatinsky said.
Dorm decor tips create home away from home
June 3, 2023
Freshman Claire Youk arrives early to the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York City to see the stage set up and crowd arriving. Youk watched the Disney classic, “The Lion King” on Broadway in New York City during winter break. This Broadway show, along with many others, will be touring this summer to the Kennedy Center Opera House bringing popular storylines and well-known classics to the D.C. public.
Touring Broadway shows bring magic to Kennedy Center
May 30, 2023
Features
Several courses through the FCPS Online Campus are offered for students over the summer
Summer courses provide additional academic opportunities
Shreeja Tangutur, Unity and Social Media Director • June 15, 2023

From Tech Adventures Camps to Work-Based Learning Internships, the Fairfax County...

The Lanyon building, the centerpiece of Queen’s University of Belfast, is the first building that was completed in 1849. It is named after the architect Sir Charles Lanyon.
International college students look forward to opportunities abroad
June 9, 2023
The Chantilly quizbowl team, consisting of Freshman Xavier Lewandowski, junior Haley Oeur and junior Griffin Lewandowski, placed second in a live “It’s Academic” show on April 22 in Rockville Maryland.
Quizbowl team buzzes into live TV
May 31, 2023
Mental health conditions have been a rising trend in the U.S. among adults and children.
Mental Health Awareness Month reduces stigmas
May 28, 2023
Opinions
At the College of William & Mary’s Day for Admitted Students, fraternity house Phi Gamma Delta puts up a sign welcoming the potential incoming freshmen of the William & Mary class of 2027.
Joining Greek life may not be worth the Rush
Brianna Edwards, Staff Writer • June 11, 2023

A club where death is a potential side effect to join–wait, that wasn’t on the...

Satire: 5 tips to fight summer boredom
Satire: 5 tips to fight summer boredom
June 8, 2023
Culture shock is a feeling of disorientation many people feel when experiencing an entirely new way of life. Many international students experience culture shock following their transition into a different environment.
Podcast: Culture Shock
June 4, 2023
Letters to the underclassmen and seniors
Letters to the underclassmen and seniors
June 1, 2023
Sports
Rosen clears 13’7” at the Walter Bass High School Invitational at Liberty University on Jan. 14. Photo used with the permission of Elias Morrad.
Student Spotlight: Zac Rosen gets back on track
Claire Baek, Staff Writer • June 13, 2023

Senior Zac Rosen runs, stabs his pole in the box, lifts his body off the ground and...

Logans Corner: Washington sports teams struggle to find their footing
Logan's Corner: Washington sports teams struggle to find their footing
June 6, 2023
After practice on April 20, Coach Anna and the varsity girls team take a group selfie to put a wrap on the day. (Photo Provided by Anna Klinker)
Coach Spotlight: Anna Klinker serves for success
June 2, 2023
Varsity baseball coach Kevin Ford oversees senior pitcher Isaiah Bumgardner as he practices his hand-eye coordination while sharpening his catching abilities. This is a common way for players to warm up before a game or practice their throwing and catching skills. (Photo by Gayda Makki)
Varsity baseball team overcomes inexperience to achieve progression
May 27, 2023
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