Sophomores study the Civil War

Paige Retajczyk, Reporter

January 13, 2020

WEB EXCLUSIVE History teacher Michael Stafford taught U.S. History students about the Civil War through a documentary during H period today. Students watched one episode of the show “The Civil War” by Ken Burns. Each documentary-style episode is one hour long discussing stories and facts about the...

Sophomores discuss genocide in preparation for upcoming unit

Anna Doggett, Reporter

March 21, 2017

Sophomores spent today's lunch period learning how to think and talk sensitively and critically about genocide, in preparation for the Responses to Oppression course's upcoming unit on the Holocaust. "You could talk about genocide purely historically," theology teacher Paul Pryor Lorentz, who spoke t...

Sophomores present Cultural Imperialism projects

Cece Giarman and Emily Kanellos

October 11, 2016

Sophomores wrapped up their Cultural Imperialism unit today by presenting their completed projects during history class. “We are studying trading between European and Asian countries in the 16th and 17th centuries when Europeans were seeking greater trade with China, Japan and India,” history teacher Michael Stafford said. “The issues we talk about specificall...

Faculty star in surprise assembly

Alyssa Alvarez, Sports Editor

May 2, 2016

Teachers and faculty hosted “The CSH Faculty Show” starring physics teacher Riaz Abdulla during a special assembly last Friday. The “episode” included music, rap battles, videos, games involving students and live interviews with teachers. “We wanted to show students that the faculty can have...

Speaker encourages students to follow dreams, work toward goals

Claire Kosewic, Senior Reporter

April 18, 2016

Students gathered for a compact presentation this morning focusing on female empowerment and entrepreneurship, with the theme of encouraging students to go after their career dreams, even in male-dominated fields. Katlyn Grasso, founder and CEO of GenHERation, an interactive media company that enco...

Teachers learn to balance time with their children and profession

October 10, 2013

Ashley Latham & Camilla Bykhovsky Ten babies have been born to faculty members over the last three years, and two more on the way. Among the chaos of raising a young child, parents of infants and toddlers must find time to grade papers and write lessons while also caring for their young children. Some teachers are finding they must sacrifice personal time to meet the demands...

Parking around campus hard to find

September 23, 2010

Ava Martinez & Anjali Shreatha Two-hour street parking and special school zones in Pacific Heights force those who drive to the Broadway campus to frequently run out of classrooms and offices muttering the usual, “I need to move my car!” “I would never remember to move my car every...