On February 22, 2019, a federal judge in Texas ruled that the American draft is unconstitutional as it stands right now because it only requires men, and not women, to register. The ruling does not require...
On Friday, February 22, a new Code of Conduct handbook was sent out by interim principal Teresa Allen, accompanied by an in-school announcement notifying students that all changes would be implemented...
Fire alarms are an expected part of school when they are a part of mandatory fire drills. During the 2018-2019 school year, though, the fire alarm has also gone off due to multiple false alarms. In the...
For six CCHS students, second semester started a week late. The reason for this: a trip to Washington, D.C. through the program CloseUp, led by history teacher Brian Ely.
“CloseUp has existed since...
For the past 18 years, Stephanie Ingram has taken on the responsibility of school social workers for five DeKalb County schools including CCHS. She herself went to a DeKalb high school.
“I truly love...
For some reason, when people notice that someone is left-handed, they feel the need to point it out. Why they do this, I cannot explain. It’s not like the person doesn’t already realize what hand they...
On Sunday, November 4, CNN posted an op-ed about gun violence on its website in response to the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, PA. At first glance, this op-ed may seem like any other,...
On Saturday, October 20, the CCHS boys and girls cross country teams competed at Druid Hills Middle School for the region championship.
They did not disappoint. Even though the course was a bit more...
Friday, October 12 sounds like a normal date for most, but for CCHS students, it was the day of homecoming football game, and of course, a homecoming pep rally.
As students filed in, the marching band...
On Tuesday, October 16, Assistant Principal Milton Hall notified faculty and staff of three upcoming homerooms scheduled for “Digital Dreamers Orientation” on Thursday, October 18; Wednesday, October...
On Friday, August 31, the Chamblee Bulldogs had their first pep rally to hype people up for the Chamblee vs. Dunwoody football game later that night.
As students and faculty filed in, the marching...
DeKalb County introduced chromebooks to their middle and high school students in February of the 2017-18 school year. Even so, some students have found themselves confused on if and how the process has...
