It’s easy to lose yourself in the acrobatic maneuver that delivers a diver from from takeoff to splashdown. The subtle grace and immense power generated by these athletes amid flips, twists, and turns...
Tomorrow’s diplomats, politicians, and leaders are learning valuable skills -- today. One way these students with an interest in international affairs, economics, and political science can get practice...
While the Chamblee Charter High School community eagerly awaits the yearly musical production, another exciting event on the musical theater calendar took place in early February. ThesCon is an annual...
Claudette Colvin was a pioneer in the civil rights movement of the 1950s, refusing to give up her seat to a white woman on a bus months before the better known refusal of Rosa Parks.
Colvin was born...
When DeKalb County school teachers received their paychecks January 31, the numbers did not quite add up.
Earlier that week, Superintendent Dr. Steve Green told DeKalb teachers that they would be receiving...
On January 30, 2019, a panel of DeKalb County personnel gave a presentation and answered questions about upcoming construction at Chamblee Charter High School. The construction will consist of a classroom...
Watch out, future opponents! The Chamblee Charter High School lax teams will not be re-lax-ed.
Lax, short for lacrosse, is a spring season sport with both a girls' and boys' team. Although it is relatively...
Update: As of Friday, February 22, the third-floor bell system appears to be working again.
Students and teachers expecting normal temperatures, accurate clocks and audible announcements throughout...
This article is part of a series on college life for CCHS alumni. The other stories can be viewed here.
Graduates of Chamblee Charter High School face difficulties regardless of what they decide to...
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...
This article is part of a series on college life for CCHS alumni. The other stories can be viewed here.
Although not as well known as Georgia Tech or the University of Georgia, there is a hidden gem...
Martin Robinson Delany, born in May of 1812, was the first African American field officer in the United States Army. He was a well-known abolitionist, and focused on the idea of Pan-Africanism, coining...
