Get Your GRISTLE–BUTTER Here!
Introducing the first issue of Gristle-Butter, the CHS Creative Writing Zine!
Click here to enjoy all 43 pages of poetry and fiction by your peers, the likes of which you won’t see in just about any other high school.
Student Fun Events
Nature Club Meets Virtually
On Friday Nature Club met and shared some cool finds from the natural world. Antlers proved to be very popular!
Mill Mountain Hike
Students and teachers took advantage of a beautiful Friday afternoon to take a hike up the Mill Mountain trail. This hike as an entire school is a yearly tradition at CHS.
Kicking Off Weekly Picnics
Students enjoyed the opportunity to gather outdoors for some lunch and (distanced) fellowship. Weather permitting, we will offer these gatherings once a week.
An Outing at Fishburn Park
Students had a chance to socialize in person and enjoy the outdoors playing Capture the Flag, Trailwalking, and Creekwalking.
Student QuarantZine Publication Receives Recognition
The work of the creative QuarantZine team has received outside recognition! The first two issues of their publication were reviewed in the new issue of Asymmetrical Anti-Media, a quarterly zine that reviews dozens of other zines. Olchar has even been contacted with requests for copies. Well done!
The Seniors Receive a Special Delivery…
Our amazing college team made special deliveries today. The seniors each received their personally decorated graduation cap, a photo lawn sign, and a bag of treats. It was a heart-felt gesture and appreciated by all!
Central Limit Theorem
If you ever need to understand the Central Limit Theorem, Daniel C and Tristan U are your go to guys! Their presentation explaining how guesses affect each other, the importance of randomization, converging mean to truth, and the bell curve was very impressive! And they used the guessing jar contests to illustrate their point. Brian S walked away with the jar full of jelly beans while Grayson H walked away with the jar of M&M’s. Everyone got to have Pi(e).
Pi Day Recitation Contest
Our Pi day recitation contest brought out very impressive contestants. Our winner, Lucy B, successfully recited Pi to 74 correct digits!!! 
