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Forum Council meets on Dec. 1
Scarlett London
3 days ago
Counselor’s Corner
Matthew Castilho
November 25, 2022
The CHS Library Reopens
Aidan Hsia
November 22, 2022
FoCo Begins Planning Winter Dance
Aidan Hsia
November 20, 2022
CHS Physics Annual Catapult Launch
Kevin Dutton
and
Lewis Perry
November 17, 2022
DAG Attends Annual Peer-to-Peer Conference
Bridgette Kelly
November 16, 2022
First Brown Bag Lunch with Carol Gibson
Navi Fields
November 8, 2022
Jones School Elementary Alumni Return for Banner Dedication and Celebration
Lydia DeBord
and
Isabella Maldonado
November 7, 2022
A Glimpse of Germany
Ella Glass
and
Matthew Castilho
October 29, 2022
The Debut of “Painless”
Lydia DeBord
and
Isabella Maldonado
October 23, 2022
Mock Trial Mass Meeting
Aidan Hsia
October 21, 2022
Celebrating Mole Day With FOS 3
Ruth Shikanov
October 20, 2022
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![The Counseling office meets in front of CHS. The counseling department this year is counselors Brian Williams (right) and Kelly Maveal (left) and office professional Remi Harrington(center). “We need to put ourselves out there [and] we need to take risks with each other in a safe space because that is what makes our experiment called Community High School [work],” Williams said. “If we agree to this experiment and participate in these experiences, we as a school can heal.”](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/counselors_placed-900x600.jpg)
![Diego Rodríguez plays an opioid addict in an emotional scene on the start of recovery. He is a main character in a new musical “Painless” about opioid addiction that Becky Brent’s health class saw yesterday in the Craft Theater. “[He] took pride in being an athlete, and when [he] lost that, [he] kind of lost everything,” Rodríguez said.](https://chscommunicator.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/W27bs7gp628JamLjduQvQLVggMiAFY70zJfKWoof-900x600.jpeg)
