Ultimate Frisbee was invented by a group of high schoolers fifty-two years ago in New Jersey, and Chamblee students have continued on this tradition with our own Ultimate Frisbee Club. Not many popular...
Since its official recognition in 1976, Black History Month has been celebrated by Americans on a widespread scale during the month of February. And Chamblee Charter High School is no exception: African-American...
“Black art has always existed. It just hasn’t been looked for in the right places.”
-Romare Bearden
I’m in love with visual art. I spend countless hours scrolling on my phone, pinning sketches...
Massive changes to the state’s beloved dual enrollment program are currently moving through Georgia’s legislature, and could fundamentally change the way that dual enrollment in the state functions....
Ask any student or faculty member, and they’d tell you that Chamblee wouldn’t be Chamblee without Phe Nguyen. Mr. Phe first came to Chamblee High School 24 years ago from Vietnam, and ever since he...
Suffice to say, this iconic photo from the 2020 Academy Awards—of Parasite director Bong Joon-ho on the red carpet—piqued my interest. With his film winning four Oscars (including the all-important...
The following is an article about Chamblee OnStage's production of The Drowsy Chaperone, which will take place on the following dates:
Thursday, February 27 at 7 pm.
Friday, February 28 at 7 pm.
Saturday,...
Following their first-place finish last year, the Chamblee swim team swam their way to state again this year. The state swim meet, which also includes diving, took place February 7 and 8 at the Georgia...
To survive, humans must meet five basic (but essential) needs: food, water, air, shelter, and sleep. Yet sleep deprivation, or the lack of sufficient sleep, remains a leading concern among schools across...
During the first week of February, a select group of students were called down to the media center. The reason: they had not been active enough on their school-issued Chromebooks. To prove that they still...
Over the past year, my fellow seniors and I have been busy completing college applications to the various colleges of our choosing. I have known where I am going since November, but the rest of my friends...
Adolescence is a time marked by challenging the ideas of your parents, your teachers, and the world around you. I’ve always found this strangely comforting. Youth activism, be it for climate change or...
