Because of the new seven-period day, several new elective classes have formed. These classes are primarily taught by math and science teachers, and several of the courses are designed to improve student...

Approximately 150 CCHS students staged a walkout on March 5 in protest against a war in Iraq. They left the building for about 20 minutes during READS, a regularly scheduled independent reading time at...

Though many have heard of Chamblee’s Peer Helpers, few seem to know what they do. According to Katherine Marnell, Peer Helpers are trained to advise students on personal problems. “When people are...

From Jan. 12 through Jan. 18, fourteen Chamblee juniors and seniors visited Washington, D.C. with Close-Up, a trip that lets students from all over the U.S. see American government in action. The students...

In a new, exciting era of chastity, numerous political and religious groups are on a crusade to convince teenagers that sex is not cool. These conservatives inundate youth with jewelry, banners, shirts,...

Chamblee’s administration has begun phasing in the new dress code this semester in preparation for the mandatory code next year. Participation is optional, but administrators will be monitoring the...