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Collected by Karson Grace Otero **Aries (March 21 – April 19):** This year, Aries, you’re poised for significant personal growth and achievement. Embrace your natural leadership abilities and seize opportunities to take charge in both academic and extracurricular pursuits. Your dynamic energy and determination will propel you toward success, so don’t hesitate to pursue your […]
Faculty Follies
By Reindy F Sanon Here at Carteret High School, we like to have a little fun with our Teachers and Staff. The CHS Drama Department presented the annual Faculty Follies on February 9th 2023. It’s where the teachers got to show off their hidden talents (if they have any) to our beloved school community. From step […]
CHS Marks Black History Month
By: Anisah Brown Carteret High School marked Black History Month 2024 with celebrating black historical figures and other activities to make the one month event memorable. Black History Month has been in February since 1926. Designated by Carter G. Woodson, also known as the father of black history, the second month of the year that […]
Letters For Rose
By: Daiancy Aquino Letters for Rose. What is it? Who’s Rose? Letters for Rose is a non-profit organization Founded during the COVID-19 pandemic that aims to reduce loneliness among elders by creating and distributing personalized letters, art, and donations for local nursing homes. Founded and staffed exclusively by high school student volunteers, with over 400 […]
The Truth Behind Senior Year
By: Alicia Rivera Mendonca My name is Alicia and I am a Senior at Carteret High School. I am writing this short essay to inform lowerclassmen about senior year and what it is like. At the beginning of senior year, September 2023, we were all entering the school thinking that it would be an easy […]
Carteret School District to Host NJOOTM State Finals
By: Daiancy Aquino Carteret School District will host the New Jersey State Finals of the Odyssey of the Mind tournament Saturday, April 13. Ninety teams from across New Jersey will compete for a chance to advance to Odyssey’s World Finals held in Iowa this May. Carteret, New Jersey – Odyssey of the Mind (OOTM) is […]
Anne Drew Scott
By: Reindy F Sanon The beloved Newspaper Club here at CHS was named after Mrs. Anne Scott. But, have you ever wondered, Who was she? Or Why was the newspaper club named after her? Anne Drew was the principal of Carteret High School from 1923-1946. She was remembered as a “wise, tolerant, far-sighted, leader”, who […]
Sports Fact
By Mariana Cepeda-Morel Did you know that in 1891 basketball was invented by James Naismith? He also made it so you couldn’t dribble the ball, but in a game in 1897, Yale was credited with advancing the ball by dribbling. Naismith originally made the game shorter with two 15-minute halves with a break time of […]
Ask Anne Scott
By Mariana Cepeda-Morel Dear Anne Scott, I’m a freshman at CHS, and I am so overwhelmed with school! Do you have any tips to help me manage? Signed, Frustrated Freshman Anne’s Response Dear Frustrated Freshman, My advice for you is to make sure that you start off the year with a good first impression. First […]
What Christmas Movie Are you Based Off Your Zodiac Sign (According to stylecaster)
By Brianna Celis Montiel Aries: Home Alone Although Aries are natural born leaders, it doesn’t mean they don’t have a mischievous and playful side. Aries doesn’t only relate to the main character Kevin McCallister in Home Alone by his mischievous antics, but they relate to Kevin McCallister on a much deeper level. Kevin McCallister is […]
