Events
CHS Fall 2022 Production of “100 Dresses”
The Theater Department of Community High School presented “100 Dresses,” Mary Hall Surface’s stage adaptation of Eleanor Estes’ acclaimed Young Adult Novel. Set in the backdrop of the American Depression, students of Miss Mason’s Fifth grade class navigate through the throes of poverty, change and learn notions of acceptance of those whose culture and way […]
Fall Lycée Day 2022
This Lycée Day we’d like to thank all of our teachers, parents, students, and community members who volunteered to share something they love with us. Students enjoyed classes that spanned science, music, history, beauty, animals, insects, holidays, psychology, medicine, games, etymology, as well as just some pure fun. For a full listing of what the […]
Desmond Performs at School
Our CHS performance band “Desmond“, played a free public show in CHS’s June M. McBroom Theatre. Our band has come along way in two months! Opening with the theme to AMC’s “Better Call Saul,” featuring drummer Liam N on vocals, and guitarist Desi G, they continued to rock with the Avett Brothers’ “Bleeding White,” highlighting bassist Alden […]
2022 Fall Dance – The Vampire Ball
Our fall dance this year was held at the Fishburn Mansion and it was the perfect venue for a vampire ball. Students, parents, and faculty came together and created an amazing night of music and dancing. Our school rock band, Desmond, made their debut at the dance and delighted everyone with their amazing performance. For […]
News
Dancing in the Community
It is impressive that CHS has eleven students who are passionate about dancing and represent six different dance schools in our community. Dancing is clearly something these students enjoy, but it is also an activity with numerous benefits for physical and mental health. In addition to exploring their individual talents, these students are also building […]
Cyanotypes
Traditional photographic techniques inspire creativity at CHS. CHS’s Digital Photography class hasn’t limited itself to creating images using cameras alone. In a scintillating display of technical and conceptual unity, these students have boldly captured images of high contrast and printed them using a few chemicals and the power of the sun: Cyanotypes.
Neuron Model
To prepare for their upcoming test, the Psychology students used a giant model of a neuron’s synapse to visualize the structure and function of this site of transmission.
Brain Food Menus
Our Psychology students showcased their understanding of the roles and functions of complex brain structures by creating “brain food” menus that cleverly describe their unique functions in the brain. Would you like a little boost in your memory? Maybe you’d like to order up Keegan’s “Hippocampus Hawaiian Pizza”. It has a nutritious storage of juicy […]
Spanish Board Games
By practicing math in Spanish while playing board games, students were able to practice their target language skills in context, improving their vocabulary and comprehension. The social nature of board games also encouraged collaboration and communication, further enhancing their language learning experience.
Grandin Film Lab
Jupiter C and Ivor G are currently taking an exciting course at the Grandin Film Lab. The process of scriptwriting is a crucial part of filmmaking, as it sets the foundation for the entire production. They’ve been learning about storytelling, editing, directing, and sound operation, all of which are essential elements of a successful film. […]
Global YCRED 2023 Language Conference
CHS Spanish and French students participated in the Global Y-C.R.E.D. 2023 language conference. This conference provided students with valuable information on how to leverage their bilingualism in future career opportunities. With the global economy becoming increasingly interconnected, employers are seeking individuals with language skills to help them navigate the complexities of international business. The Y-C.R.E.D. […]
Evalyn’s SWOON Dance
One of the highlights of the opening of SWOON at the Taubman Museum of Art was the series of interpretive dances presented by Southwest Virginia Ballet. Our very own Evalyn W delivered a graceful performance of art through movement. A special thanks goes out to Nicole Cooper for perfectly capturing Evalyn’s magical talent in these […]
Hush My Baby, Don’t You Cry
Jen Sosnowski and Meg Snow may spend their days teaching about living organisms and the earth’s natural systems, but they also shared their musical talents and brought joy to their audience singing in The Voices of Appalachia‘s concert “Hush My Baby, Don’t you Cry”. Click here to listen to the concert. Jen’s solo starts at […]
The Squitty Flange
The Squitty Flange: A Florilegium of Dodgy Odes to that Rabbit Chunk Shim Frumpy Snorkel Sham Radish Dongle Stuff by Olchar E. Lindsann is a pudgy chapbook bulged with nearly 50 pages of poetry spawned from the squinty sea of nonsense verse à-la Lear, Carroll, Rabelais, Blaster Ackerman, Dr. Seuss, Stanchel, & co., with a delectable […]
Ecosystem Storyboards
The Environmental Science students created storyboards and comics to represent changes related to the effects of human impact and invasive species on various ecosystems.
Dia de los Muertos
The Day of the Dead, or “Dia de los Muertos” in Spanish, is a holiday celebrated in Mexico and other parts of the world. It is a time for remembering and honoring loved ones who have passed away. One traditional way of celebrating is through colorful decorations and artwork, such as these Dia de los […]