Last fall a student push for the inclusion of sexual orientation in Clayton School District’s employee non-discrimination policy began. Now, a year later, change is on the horizon.
While the construction of the new wing of CHS is drawing to a close at the end of this summer, CHS students will be exploring the theme of construction in the third annual Summer Reading Challenge....
In 1960, 72 percent of adults in the U.S. were married. Three years ago, 52 percent were married.
Why has such a central institution in our society declined so dramatically over what can be viewed as...
Five countries, ten blocks in St. Louis city, and 11 refugees. Ten city blocks have been transformed into mounds of dirt for a small farm in South St. Louis. The farm is used as an outdoor classroom for...
Feed me, Seymour, feed me all night long.
This year’s student-run musical (SRM), “Little Shop of Horrors,†was performed at CHS from April 1 to April 3 and from April 8 to April 10....
As some students spent their spring break relaxing on beaches and skiing down glistening slopes, juniors Paul Lisker and Fergus Inder woke up at 6:30 every day to help the helpless and treat the sick in the small Honduran town of Catacamas.
I became a teacher because… I got really lucky. My mother was a teacher, and I never really thought about it, but I am very fortunate because I really like teenagers. I also really like...
Spring is in the air! Well, almost in the air. Surprising snowstorms hindered any warm weather and excitement one might be feeling about the new incoming season. However, the weather has not hindered devoted...
The social networking site Facebook has been increasing in value since its creation, and in January, it was valued at $50 billion by Goldman Sachs. This makes its perceived value more than companies...
As their high school careers draw to a close, CHS seniors pause to reflect upon their favorite experiences during their four-year tenures at #1 Mark Twain Circle.
Senior year. It’s the final step...
