On November 7, 22 German high schoolers landed in Atlanta as part of Chamblee High School’s annual exchange with Nuremberg’s Dürer Gymnasium. The students stayed with a host family for 10 days, attending...
Beginning in late October, former World Literature teacher Jennie Green stopped coming to school.
It was later revealed that Green decided to retire, leaving administration in the tricky position of...
Adolescents today have to answer some tough questions for themselves. Where do they fit in? What do they want to do with their lives? When are they too old to go trick-or-treating?
The fact that Halloween...
It’s beginning to look a lot like election season.
On November 8, eligible voters will flock to the polls and exit with an “I’m a Georgia Voter!” sticker and a feeling of contentedness at having...
Much to many students’ dismay, Chamblee’s Fine Arts Building is not unlocked until 8 a.m.
Administration keeps the doors shut in the early morning hours because of the lack of supervision inside...
The halls of Chamblee are packed to the brim following redistricting that brought some 300 new students to the school.
The 2016-2017 school year is the school’s most crowded yet, with 1646 students...
Deondrick Mack’s story begins at a medical device lab. His passion for science lead him to work at Cryolife, where he spent his time working in the bioadhesive department. Bioadhesives are a type of...
Nate Berryman is an athlete, a coach, and most recently, a math teacher at Chamblee.
“I went to Berry College in Rome [Georgia] and played there for four years. Right after that I got into Legion...
