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Connections between teachers, students improve educational experience
Delaney Brooks
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College visits offer students guidance
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Retiring staff reflect on their experience
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Chantilly’s First Ever Desi Prom
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![During online tests or assignments, some students may resort to searching up answers on their phone. “[When a] student cheats, the teacher is more disappointed,” junior Vyas Yaddanapudi said. “They start to question their teaching abilities just because their student decided to take shortcuts.”](https://chantillynews.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IMG_6734-900x675.jpg)
![Junior Jaeden Persaud and freshman Siri Chellapilla join the dance in front of the music station.
For many Desi students, not many occasions are available at school to enjoy their culture with their peers.
“I feel like [the students] were joyous that there was finally a place in their professional learning center that acknowledged their culture and assimilated it into school culture,” ISA club sponsor and chemistry teacher Latha Shankar said.](https://chantillynews.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IMG-8076-1-900x675.jpg)
