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Jonathan’s Summer at Middlebury Language Schools
This summer Jonathan began pursuing a Masters in German at the Middlebury Language Schools in Vermont. The language schools offer full-immersion residential experiences in 13 languages. Jonathan spent six weeks studying and living exclusively in the German language with 130 students from across the world. He took courses on writing expectations in German academia, literary […]
Cuneiform Tablets and Cylinder Seals
“Excavating the clutter of summer classrooms bestowed a bounty of ancient wonders from the CHS Humanities department. Behold! Cuneiform and cylinder seal tablets from eons past! Well, from the Fall of 2024 that is. Students of Gilgamesh: Fraternity and Urbanism in the Ancient Near East created these inspiring cuneiform tablets and cylinder seals. See if […]
Dichotomous Key
Biology students conducted a scientific exercise using a dichotomous key to identify Jelly Belly flavors, similar to how biologists historically identified species before DNA technology. They applied key scientific skills such as observation, hypothesis formation, and testing. This tasty experiment highlighted both the strengths and limitations of traditional classification methods, providing insights into scientific practices.
Taxonomy
Zoology students applied the principles of taxonomy to classify stuffed animal toys by characteristics such as size, shape, color, pattern, fur, feathers, scales, wings, and tails.
Bienvenida, Mireidis!
Mireidis Marcano has joined us as a part-time Spanish teacher. Originally from Venezuela, she holds a Master’s Degree in Democracy and Human Rights from the University of Alcalá de Henares, Spain; a Master’s in Screenwriting for Film and Television from the University of Madrid; and a Bachelor’s in Political Science from the Central University of […]
Jen Sings at Carnegie Hall
Jen had the opportunity to perform at Carnegie Hall with her favorite choral professor! Her group sang Brahms’ Schicksalslied and Leonard Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms. You can view a clip here.
Graduation 2025
It was wonderful seeing so many alumni present at graduation. And a special thank you goes out to our alumni lauders.
2025 Annual Film Lab Showcase at the Grandin Theater
The 9th Annual Film Lab Showcase at the Grandin Theater this May featured four short films produced, written, filmed, and edited by high school students. The red carpet event represented the culmination of students’ group curriculum based learning for the 2024-25 school year. We’d like to congratulate our beginner film lab students, Bee M, Reece […]
Trivia Night!
Thanks to seniors Odessa and Daniel, during the last week of classes everyone was able to get together for a fun night of trivia.
Odessa Reflects on the Daisy Art Parade
As a senior this year, Odessa attended her last Daisy Art Parade as a CHS student. She was kind enough to share this personal reflection with us: Although I have interacted with the Daisy Art Parade in the past, this was by far the one filled with the most clearly formed effort, well-earned organization, and […]