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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

Brooke Arrington flexes her favorite tattoo. Photo courtesy of Simran Kukreja (‘25).

Bulldog Ink: Tattooed Students & Staff

Simran Kukreja, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

Tattoos are neither a smart nor foolish decision but rather an emotional and personal commitment as they are branded on someone for life. While tattoos are not permitted for anyone under the age of 18...

Sydney Grove (‘24) is committed to the University of Georgia for journalism. Photo courtesy of @chambleedecisions_24 on Instagram.

Applying to College: Top Tips From ‘24

Simran Kukreja, Staff Writer January 25, 2024

The college application process is the most stressful time of many students’ high school careers even with the help of counselors and advice from people who have been through the process before. Students’...

Mallory Williams (‘26) and friends before watching Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour. 
Photo courtesy of Williams.

Chamblee Students’ Favorite Movies of 2023

Anna Kate Flood, Staff Writer January 24, 2024

Going to the movies has always been a popular activity to do with friends and family, especially within the past year. There were a variety of popular new movies released in 2023, such as Barbie, Oppenheimer,...

Many of the different classes Chamblee offers students are shown in this graphic.

Revisiting the 2021-2022 Crowd-Sourced Course Catalog

The Blue & Gold Staff January 23, 2024

Choosing which classes you want to take and building your schedule can be a stressful task. With such an extensive list of classes to choose from and the many different teaching approaches each one entails,...

Photography by Sydney Grove (‘24). Photo courtesy of Grove.

Capturing Moments: Chamblee’s Student Photographers

Erin Myers-Beck, Staff Writer January 23, 2024

Photography has become a very popular hobby, and that is evidenced by the amount of students at Chamblee High School who are photographers themselves. From nature photography to sports photography to car...

Inside Collins Crow’s favorite restaurant, Won Kitchen. Photo courtesy of Anna Kate Flood (‘26).

Good Eats Around Chamblee: Student & Teacher Recommendations

Anna Kate Flood, Staff Writer December 19, 2023

You sit down at your favorite restaurant, and your waiter brings out your favorite meal. Your eyes widen, and your mouth starts watering as the hot meal is placed in front of you. People love a variety...

A student’s Edgenuity homepage. Photo courtesy of Miles Forshay (‘26).

Failing & Remediation: Making Up a Failing Grade

Miles Forshay, Staff Writer December 18, 2023

Every student knows the feeling of checking their grades. They go to Infinite Campus, hoping their grade in a class is where they want it so that they can get credit for the class, hopefully raise their...

Solai Washington on the field. Photo courtesy of Washington.

Solai Washington Kicks off Her Future

Simran Kukreja, Staff Writer December 17, 2023

The stadium lights cast long shadows onto the hallowed pitch while the arena’s crowd flutters flags representing the green and yellow of the opposing teams. As she takes her first steps onto the colossal...

AP Chemistry students studying in the hallway outside their class. Photo courtesy of Lyvia Huang (‘25).

Chamblee Students’ Study Tips

Elijah Ritchey, Staff Writer December 12, 2023

Whether it’s late nights spent scribbling away in notebooks, memorization cards sprawled across your desk, or Quizlet, Kahoot, and Quizizz questions blurring together, many students know the pain of...

Dr. Vachon-Connors display of her collection of historical objects from Serpent River First Nations and the Bear Clan.

Celebrating National American Indian Heritage Month

Monserat Olivera, Staff Writer December 7, 2023

The month of November was named National American Indian Heritage Month in the 1990s. U.S. Department of the Interior–Indian Affairs says their continuous goal is to celebrate the traditions and stories...

Chamblee Young Life at SharpTop Cove in 2022. Photo courtesy of Anna Kate Flood (26).

Chamblee Young Life: Bringing Students Closer to God

Anna Kate Flood, Staff Writer November 25, 2023

Many Christian students at Chamblee participate in Young Life, a Christian organization associated with many schools around the world. Young Life is aimed at teaching high school students about Christianity....

Ryan Joshi holding a cassette player in his right hand and a Chromebook in his left hand. Photo courtesy of Elijah Ritchey (25).

Students at School, IT Help at Home

Elijah Ritchey, Staff Writer November 25, 2023

With an ever-growing increase in technology use, many Chamblee students have begun to assist their older family members with technology-related issues. Members of older generations may struggle with keeping...

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