Mr. Thurmon Stubblefield approaches the green room of the Clayton Family Center, the preschoolers in the room immediately flock to the door. Once Mr....
"I broke my nose playing basketball when I was 15 and I was prescribed tylenol-3's, which are codeine. I remember I just took them and I liked the way...
Patrick Fisher, who is certified in elementary education with a philosophy degree, masters degrees in school counseling and education administration and...
Introduction: For CHS Freshman Jessie Lin, Science Olympiad serves as more than just an extracurricular. A competition event that her parents...
To Kathryn Lyons, history teacher at CHS, Ultimate Frisbee is more than just a game played by college students in a quad. In 2010, Lyons competed in the...
What is music? Music, as defined by the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is vocal, instrumental, or mechanical sounds having rhythm, melody or harmony. When...
“Most Americans don’t want race to be part of your application to college. They don’t want the police to use race as a profiling tool to prevent...
Big Changes to AP World History
Almost every high schooler in recent years has had their fair share of interactions with the College Board. With the Board controlling almost every major...
Society Standards leads to Stress in Students
At some point in a student’s life, he or she will feel judged. Whether it’s encouraged by parents, siblings, peers or teachers, stress is inevitable....
STAFF ED: Pursuing Pursuit Day’s Potential
The Clayton School District’s purpose in educating students, as described in its vision statement, is to “develop leaders who shape the world through...
In a competitive high school environment like that of Clayton High School, advanced students are urged to take as many AP classes as they...
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