Junior Lina Chitadze had never submitted to an art competition before her art teacher, Lisa Guyton, told her about the Atlanta High School Art Exhibition.
“She basically made me sign up for it, because...
On February 16 thousands of immigrants, first generation and native born, citizen, resident, and undocumented, stayed home to show what a “Day Without Immigrants” would look like. The grassroots movement...
Chamblee faculty members have been formally discussing potential new schedule structures for the 2017-2018 school year since January of 2017. Proposed schedules include variations of a block schedule or...
On January 21, millions of people marched in Washington D.C. and in sister marches across the world to show that “women’s rights are human rights”, as well to support other marginalized groups and...
January is often an important month for college-bound seniors, with many schools releasing results of their Early Action and Early Decision admissions, and others getting ready for the Regular Decision...
Chamblee French students may be on their way to Paris next semester, if French teacher Wanddolff Bretous succeeds in realizing his project.
“We have contacted some schools in France,” said Bretous....
In the wake of the historic November 8 upset, the presidential election became the focus of many classroom discussions.
As Freshman Taylor Jordan’s experience in her Nutrition Class shows, students’...
Disappointment. Shock. Disbelief. Apathy. These were a few of the responses following the October 27 announcement that Twitter was discontinuing Vine, its six-second video sharing app.
“I thought...
It is difficult to pinpoint the last time the major party nominees for a U.S. presidential election have been so unpopular or divisive. But for better or for worse, either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump...
Ten Chamblee art students joined other Atlanta-area high schools and the Savannah College of Art and Design to show that art can be as competitive as traditional sports. The Art Throwdown was hosted by...
Teacher-assigned books, meant to promote appreciation and understanding of great literature, seems to have the opposite effect on some students.
“It’s just when they assign it, it makes me not want...
The Technology Student Association (usually referred to as TSA) and its sister club, VEX Robotics, are go-tos for STEM focused students at Chamblee. However, distinguishing between the two can be confusing...
