Skip to Main Content
The Student News Site of Clayton High School.

The Globe

The Student News Site of Clayton High School.

The Globe

The Student News Site of Clayton High School.

The Globe

FEATURES

From Classroom to Hive

Family Consumer Science Teacher Lauren Compton Creates a Buzz with “Two Little Bees Stl”
Sritha Rathikindi, People and Culture Editor-in-Chief May 1, 2024

Sally Silvers reflects on time as a reporter for Clamo in the 60s, emphasizing family influence, community respect and the unique challenges and rewards of traditional newspaper production.

From Pencil to Press

Meeting Sally Silvers, Former Clayton High School Reporter
Madeline Jeans, A&E Editor April 11, 2024

As alumnus Sally Silvers flipped through her issues of the Clamo, she reminisced about her time on the newspaper staff.  “I like[d] to write, so it just seemed to be a natural thing. Plus, I had...

A Snoopy illustration stands on the globe statue at CHS' entrance.

Snoopy!

Peanuts' Star Makes a Triumphant Return Winning Hearts Again
Rachel Chung, Feature Section Editor April 10, 2024

He is sitting on the shelves of your local CVS and strutting past your Instagram Reels in a blue puffer coat. He is traveling to space and thinking another witty remark about life. He is the moment. While...

Delmar Divine located on Delmar Boulevard across from rows of old apartment buildings.

Shared Spaces, Shared Vision

The Success Story of Delmar DivINe in St. Louis
Madeline Jeans, A&E Editor April 8, 2024

“Once you cross Delmar — I don’t know, it’s a different world,” Jeanette Jones, a St. Louis mail carrier said in an interview with The Washington Post.  As many St. Louis residents know,...

Elementary art contest entry information.

Memories Illustrated

Elementary students invited to submit favorite school memories in art form
Norah Gross, Reporter March 5, 2024

After scrolling through the 16 images in the gallery, please write down the name of your favorite artwork in the comments section for a chance to be featured in the Globe. Remember to cast your vote before...

An illustration of registering to vote and casting a ballot, done in a simplistic digital style.

Ballot Brawl

Between Civic Duty and Systemic Disillusionment
Ezri Perrin, Reporter March 1, 2024

The media has published many think-pieces on the nature of Generation Z, ruminating on everything from their social media usage to their mental health. But what are their opinions on voting? A sizable...

CHS Senior Blake Feinstein poses in front of the new Wellness Center. The space is located across from the art classrooms in the old bookstore.

Waiting for Wellness

Wellness Center is set to open in February to provide additional resources for students
Alex Cohen, Editor-in-Chief February 27, 2024

Wellness Coordinator Jennifer McKeown is very excited to have chairs in the new Wellness Center space after dragging two over from the art room for our interview. After months of behind-the-scenes work,...

An illustration of a therapy session on a Clayton graduation cap.

Do Students Need a Shrink?

JiaLi Deck, Sidra Major and Kipp Vitsky February 21, 2024

          Ninety percent of Americans feel that we are currently in a mental health crisis, according to the Pew Research Center. In a time when it seems we...

When envisioning love, the typical image often revolves around romantic relationships. However, this year’s compilation of diverse love stories highlights the richness and variety of love across cultures, celebrating its similarities and differences.

All You Need is Love

How love is expressed in different cultures around the world
Charlie Meyers and Bethany Lai February 6, 2024

A collection of objects chosen by the essayists which represent an aspect of their identity or the content of their essay

A Collection for Conversation

An anthology of essays from the Clayton community on the Middle East conflict
JiaLi Deck, Editor-in-Chief February 1, 2024

Sophomore Wenxu Yin competes in the 100 breaststroke during a home meet against Lindbergh High School on Sept. 7. The competition concluded with both the Greyhounds and the Flyers scoring 88 points, resulting in a tied final score.

Wenxu Makes Waves

From summer league to State, Wenxu is a rising star in the swimming world
Bethany Lai, Editor-in-Chief December 11, 2023

Picture a young boy, barely six, plunging into the pool for the first time in a summer league. Fast forward to the present, and that same boy, now sophomore Wenxu Yin, is making waves in the swimming scene...

Loading More Stories...
Donate to The Globe
$100
$500
Contributed
Our Goal

Activate Search
FEATURES