I was sitting outside of Chipotle the other day next to my best friend and across from an older man who claimed that he could physically see the colors of our aura.
He interrupted us to introduce himself,...
Emotionally drained from the previous night, I deliberated whether I should really go to school such a fragile state. But anything was better than staying at home. Walking into school with my earphones...
Paging through the curriculum guide the spring before freshman year, Diego Ayala ‘18 was disappointed with what he found.
Ayala, who said he prefers the social sciences, couldn’t sign up for honors...
After an exhausting afternoon of multiple sports practices, Jessica's* exercise had only just begun. She felt as though she needed to work out until she was physically unable to continue.
Like most...
Signups for the Spring Break trip to Spain will be available starting from Tuesday. Students will leave March 30 to Toledo, Spain and will return home on April 16.
Spanish teacher Javier Zaragoza planned...
The Righteous Conversations Project held two programs this summer at Feldman-Horn gallery to bring together Holocaust survivors, who shared their stories, and students from multiple schools.
The project...
The Chronicle received the highest publication awards from two national scholastic press associations in March and April.
The National Scholastic Press Association named the Chronicle website an Online...
The Chamber Singers were selected as one of five high school choirs from hundreds of choirs in the western United States to perform a concert for the Western Division Conference of the American Choral...
