With the 21st overall pick of the 2020 MLB draft, the St. Louis Cardinals drafted third baseman Jordan Walker. From the beginning, the media recognized this as a strong pick...
“I think at this point I lean towards being full on sellers, I think they’ve dug too deep a hole in the standings,” said Athletic writer, Peter Baugh, when asked about...
The conclusion of the 2022 Major League Baseball season marked the end of an era for the St. Louis Cardinals. Former Cardinals’ 1st baseman, Albert Pujols, started his career...
Dan McLaughlin, former broadcaster for the St. Louis Cardinals, was hired as the play-by-play announcer in 2000. In his first few years as a broadcaster, McLaughlin became...
“The gift felt really nice to me and my whole family,” CHS student, Jonas Glick, said. Glick was presented with a Cardinals jersey, after winning a class competition...
On April 13th 2023 at 1:42, Clayton High School Principal Dr. Dan Gutchewsky sent out an email to students, staff and families reporting that a 'Replica...
“I feel like black lives are being replaced by black lives matter signs,” said CHS Senior, Zoey Hall.
Hall is student representative for Diversity Equity and Inclusion...
Ever since she was young, Clayton Graduate Elizabeth Giardina has felt her future was not in a traditional academic career but rather in creativity. Giardina is a fashion...
In my first editor's letter of the year, I wrote about what it means to be educated. I concluded that being educated is about being able to look through the metaphorical noise...
I implore the Clayton community to reassess how we value students. Do we value them as test takers? “A+” receivers? Scholars? Or as people. Humans. Kids who want to learn, have fun, and live a life which makes them happy.
Located off of Eager road near Clayton High School favorites Chick-Fil-A and Trader Joe’s, Honey Bee Tea is a fun place to stop off and get a treat. Walking into Honey Bee...
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