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The Blue & Gold

The official newspaper of Chamblee High School, preserving the past for the future today!

The official newspaper of Chamblee High School, preserving the past for the future today!

The Blue & Gold

The official newspaper of Chamblee High School, preserving the past for the future today!

The Blue & Gold

Mr. Avett drawing on a cross on the board. Photo Courtesy of Ellie Owens.

Religion in Public Schools: Does it have a place?

Ellie Owens, Staff writer December 5, 2024

For so many people, faith plays a huge role in their daily lives. While Chamblee may just be a high school in Georgia, its religious and ethnic diversity is vast. From Young Life to the Jewish Student...

Photo Courtesy of Noa Zilber. A compilation of brain rot.

Mama a Chamblee Brainrot Epidemic Behind YOU💜

Noa Zilber, Staff writer December 3, 2024

Brain rot, or brainrot, is a term that describes content that is so low quality it feels like it might be rotting your brain. Brainrot has grown so prevalent that it was named Oxford Word of the Year....

Dev Fagan ('26) with his finished school lunch. Photo Courtest of Sasha Lapayeva.

How Enjoyable is School Lunch, Really?

Sasha Lapayeva, Staff writer December 2, 2024

Infamous for its unappealing appearance, school lunch has never had the best reputation. However, many students still get it instead of just bringing their lunch. This brings up a question: Is school lunch...

Vex Robotics is Engineering Its Way to the Top!

Vex Robotics is Engineering Its Way to the Top!

Jackson Lee, Staff writer November 22, 2024

Chamblee High School has dozens of extracurriculars.  There is a wide variety of sports, and there are loads of other clubs. Some of these clubs focus on political activity, while others are built around...

Support Staff of the Year: Ms. Boldon

Ashley Chay Chay, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

Walking around the hallways, students may or may not know a woman that has been at Chamblee for many years and been an active part of keeping the school running. Loretta Boldon, a support staff here at...

(Left to right) Gray Hladish ('26), Gibson Schearer ('26), Steven Daum ('26), and Patrick Murphy ('26) enjoying their chest day at Crunch. Photo Courtesy of Michael Bryant.

Crunch Culture

Michael Bryant, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

Since its addition to Chamblee Plaza in 2017, Crunch has served as a place of self-improvement and a social space for Chamblee Bulldogs. Due to it being only a short walk away from our school, it's a common...

Students at work in the computer lab (Photo courtesy of Tommy Liang)

Beyond the Classroom: Are Students Really Gaining Practical Skills?

Tommy Liang, Staff writer November 2, 2024

As a fresh new school year starts, students return again to the classroom, armed with fresh notebooks and facing a year filled with potential. While some are eager to learn, others are filled with uncertainty....

Chamblee High Schools parking lot (Photo Courtest of Anna Kate Flood)

Decoding Chamblee’s Parking Puzzle: Challenges and Changes in Student Parking

Anna Kate Flood and Rowan Schreiber November 1, 2024

Parking at Chamblee High School has been an issue for many years now; many complain about the overcrowding, the long walks, and the parking violations. Because of the overcrowding, there isn’t enough...

The two Taiwanese brothers, now Chamblee High students (Photo Courtesy of Tommy Liang)

Culture Shock: Darren and Cody Lee

Tommy Liang, Staff writer October 31, 2024

When Darren and Cody Lee, two high school transfer students from Taiwan, arrived at Chamblee High School a few weeks ago, they anticipated adjusting to a new environment. However, the reality of life in...

Sadie Godwin’s breakfast, and she when getting ready for the school day (Photo Courtesy of Sadie Godwin)

Get Ready With Chamblee Students and Teachers!

Anna Kate Flood, Staff Writer October 29, 2024

Every student and teacher has a unique morning routine to prepare them for the school day ahead. From waking up at 5:00 AM to 7:30, each person has different habits. “I set an alarm the night before...

Student's crowded in their pursuit of lunch (Photo Courtesy of Tommy Liang)

Unprecedented Frenzy: Students Bolt to Avoid Lunch Line Chaos

Tommy Liang, Staff writer October 28, 2024

"If I don't sprint, I wait maybe 27 minutes for school lunch," said Lamson Nguyen ('27). Unfortunately, this is the frantic reality that many Chamblee students must now face in pursuit of a meal....

Henry Farnell (Photo courtesy of Rowan Schreiber)

College Tours: The First Step Into an Upperclassmen’s Future

Rowan Schreiber, Staff writer October 28, 2024

College tours are a big step for upperclassmen, it’s the peephole of a new adult life where they get to go see their future and what it might be like for them. In a college tour, visitors have the chance...

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