It’s no doubt that COVID-19 has burned a warpath through the US educational system, bringing down everything in its trajectory—from prom to senior events to now IB exams, as decreed by the International...
The following story is part of a series of articles about the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Other articles in the series can be found here.
UPDATE: As of this article's publication, the June SAT has also...
The following story is part of a series of articles about the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Other articles in the series can be found here.
As the coronavirus pandemic escalates, schooling around the...
In a time of uncertainty, hand-washing, and the seemingly everlasting cycle of online assignments, sometimes the best thing to do is take some time for yourself and indulge in something many of Chamblee's...
Each year, a senior at Chamblee is awarded the honor of being chosen as the school’s STAR Student. This year’s STAR Student is Ethan Shi, who is also a varsity basketball player as well as member of...
On Thursday, March 12, DeKalb County School District announced that they would be closing schools until further notice in response to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.
“We have been committed to keeping...
The following article focuses on the perspectives of upperclassmen on the recent DeKalb County school closings. For more information on DCSD's decision to switch to virtual learning, please view this article. To...
The following article is the third in a series about the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Other articles in the series can be found here.
For this article, the Blue and Gold interviewed DeAnn Peterson, an...
The following article is the second in a series about the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak. Other articles in the series can be found here.
For this question and answer session, The Blue & Gold corresponded...
This article is the first in a series of articles relating to the COVID-19 outbreak. It serves as an overview of frequently asked questions about the virus, so as to better inform the CCHS community on...
For juniors and seniors in Georgia, few words carry the same weight as “Hope” and “Zell.” These are the names of the state programs that send hundreds of thousands to public colleges and universities...
Dear Members of the Georgia General Assembly,
Every year, tens of thousands of students in Georgia benefit from taking dual enrollment classes. However, a recently proposed piece of legislation may...
