As of 2016, the SAT will undergo its largest change in 30 years. The SAT is known to be an aptitude test with the purpose to predict the success of a student during the freshmen year. Because the test...

During Homecoming week, the front of CHS was home to one of the stl250 cakes. The four foot, two-tier birthday cake featured cartoon characters like Scooby-doo, Snoopy, Tweety bird, Odie, and many more. As...

On Saturday Nov. 15, at 7 pm New York Times bestselling author Patricia Cornwell spoke about and signed her latest novel, Flesh and Blood, at the Ethical Society.  The event was sponsored by Left Bank...

Kurtis Werner, CHS social studies teacher, was all set to start his teaching career at Oakville School District, when he was informed a spot at Clayton became available. “I was in the right place at...

CHS Athletic Director Bob Bone could see that his son wanted to stay on the court. The look in his eyes screamed “keep me in, Dad.” Bone looked on from the sidelines as his son, dribbling up the court...

Squeals rang out across a crowded Famous Barr. Amidst starched dress shirts and pleated pants, Suzy Seldin and Sally Rosenthal laughed uncontrollably as Seldin’s mother stood by. “Won’t you two...

Cancer is growing increasingly prevalent in the world as a whole, and, consequently, in the CHS community. Although people often prefer to keep their family’s health history private, it is important...

“I had no idea what’s going on here.” That’s the most common quote that Donn Rubin, President and CEO of BioSTL and CHS parent, hears when he meets with visiting investors and entrepreneurs from...

Two CHS students stand by the ice cream vending machine mumbling angrily.  They have put money into the machine, but the ice cream has not come out.  And it never will.  The ice cream vending machine...

The Clayton community recently lost a special member. On August 16, 2014, Henry Stephen “Stevie” Landau IV passed away from complications in fighting a battle with leukemia at the age of 12.  Stevie...